Space and Collectibles Catalog

St. Louis Gallery Welcome to our October 2013 Space & Collectibles Public Auction. This auction will be held live on the internet beginning at 11am (Pacific Time) on Thursday, October 3rd. We’re delighted to be able to offer unusual and rare Space & Collectibles material.

229 N. Euclid Avenue St. Louis, MO 63108 (800) 782-0066 (314) 361-5699 (314) 361-5677 fax Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm (CT)

The early aviation pre-space section includes two extraordinary Zeppelin board games – one titled “Blind Passenger in the Zeppelin,” and the other, “Graf Zeppelin’s World Tour” (Lots 5 & 6). Early aviation material continues with a crew-signed cover flown aboard “Columbia”, the second trans-Atlantic Flight (Lot 9). Also in this section is a Howard Hughes signed, typed letter from the “Around-The-World” flight (Lot 11).

Los Angeles Gallery 17514 Ventura Blvd., Ste 101 Encino, CA 91316 (310) 553-5475 (310) 203-8037 fax Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm (PT)

The Manned Space Program offers much, including a Lake Champlain Prime Recovery Ship cover from Alan Shepard’s Mercury mission (Lot 51) . Our Gemini section includes an early Titan 1 Rocket Flight Certified Gearbox & Solenoid (lot 67), along with many great autographed items from Grissom, White and others. Apollo, as always, has many strong items, including a Saturn I S-IV Second Stage Fuel Tank Vent & Relief Valve among other parts, plus major autographed items starting with an Apollo 1 (Grissom, White & Chaffee) signed glossy color photo (Lot 149), an Apollo 11 Armstrong and complete crew signed items. A Flown flag & Flown patch from Apollo 14 are also present (Lots 209 & 210).

David M. Kols President Alan Lipkin Senior Vice President

In the Shuttle program, we have a nice set of matching covers, each signed individually by the 1986 Challenger crew, shortly before it exploded (Lot 263). The Soviet program section contains many better autographs, including a nice Gagarin document (Lot 347), and much more. Better cover collections and many lots of interesting photos are also present. An interesting and valuable group of French Area die-sunk Artist Proofs is included (Lots 367-381). In the Models section is a handmade wooden model of a Rocketdyne AR2-3 rocket engine that was used in the three NF-104A class supersonic aerospace trainers (Lot 384). Another model is a 1967 Soviet Venera-4 1:10 scale, of museum quality, made in the same plant that made the actual spacecraft (Lot 385).

Penney O. Kols Vice President, Marketing Wayne Youngblood V.P. Consignor Relations Michael Goldman Walter Morris Senior Describers Lindsay Cann Neil Coker Charles Lee Grassman Lot Describers

For many of us who lived through them, the moment JFK was shot in 1963 and the day Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon are both frozen in time. We are pleased to be able to offer quite a bit of significant material related to John F. Kennedy, as we mark the 50th anniversary of his assassination this fall. You’ll find a small Kennedy section under “Presidents,” including original teletypes, autographs and more (Lots 735-746).

Thomas Jozwik Donnis J. Willis Consignor Relations

When we acquired Signature House from founder Gil Griggs last year, we made the commitment to aggressively build our Autographs and Documents section. While Gil is no longer with us (he passed away this spring), we continue to move forward with this important area and continue to turn up some amazing pieces.

Cathy R. Skinner Auction Manager Lisa Pettibone Accounting

Two extremely significant items in our historical documents section dwarf all others and are at polar ends of the historical spectrum. Lot 710 (est. $20,000-$30,000) is an 8-page handwritten document written by disillusioned domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh from his prison cell. By direct contrast is Lot 711 (est. $20,000-$30,000), an original, handwritten draft of a classified ad placed by George Washington, offering a reward for the recovery of two of his indentured servants – convicts who were functionally slave labor. Even more interesting is the fact the servants ran off the day after the battle of Lexington & Concord was fought!

Yvonne Jo Glasgow Nina Petteys Anya Wynne Graphic Designers Ron Brinkman Peter van Leth Joey Monasterios Zachary Stallworth Administration

Other items of interest include several signed or initialed original Ansel Adams prints (Lots 400-403), an original Elvis Presley Sun Records pressing of “That’s All Right” (Lot 445), a check written and signed by Gen. George Custer 6 days before leaving for his new assignment in the Dakotas (Lot 457) and even a picture postcard signed by Oskar Schindler (Lot 546).

Dorothy Youngblood Stanley Gibbons Products Manager

In Sports, there are several goodies, but of particular note is a 1934 Pittsburgh Pirates ball (Lot 765), signed by many members including Honus Wagner!

Lewis J. Baer Charles J. Cook David M. Kols Dr. Herbert N. Shapiro Board of Directors

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LIVE Internet Bidding Available During Session I ONLY Aviation & Space Autographs & Documents Coins & Currency Internet Bidding Ends One Hour Prior for Sessions II, III & IV Stamps & Postal History Please Bid Early!

Participating in Regency-Superior's auction is safe, easy and fun! Here is how it works:

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The auction is online at www.RegencySuperior.com.

You can browse each lot, along with its description, estimates, color image, and current bids.

To bid online, you must be a registered bidder. If you're not a registered bidder, just click 'New Bidders' in the upper right hand corner and complete the online form – you're ready to go!

Start Bidding Right Now! Remember...you may bid LIVE ON THE INTERNET DURING SESSION I ONLY. Not bidding LIVE during the sale?

No problem, just make sure to submit your bids anytime up to one hour prior to the start of the sale.

Current Opening Bids are live online – always up to date 24/7!

Important: 'Lag time' is the delay that occurs between the auction floor and your computer. The majority of delays are due to slow Internet transfer times, which means that you can be affected even with a high speed Internet connection. This is further affected by your computer speed, memory,

Don't want to bid 'LIVE' online during the auction? No problem.

We will accept your bids up to one hour prior to the auction by PHONE, FAX, EMAIL or MAIL.

whether other programs are running at the same time, and so on. We are not responsible for bids which are not received due to internet lag time, and

If you experience any problems, please call:

recommend placing Absentee Bids before the live session begins.

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Thursday October 3, 2013 Space & Autographs Auction This auction has LIVE online bidding

AUCTION BIDDING Call: ..................... (800) 782-0066 or (314) 361-5699 Fax: ................................................... (314) 361-5677 Email: .................................. bid@RegencySuperior.com Website Bidding: ............ www.RegencySuperior.com Mail: .................................................... Regency-Superior PO Box 8277 St. Louis, MO 63156 USA

– Space & Autographs Auction #101 – Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel 5711 West Century Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045 1-800-445-8667 or 310-410-4000

Live Online Web Bidding You may view the sale in full color and BID ONLINE. Bidding updated instantaneously.

You may bid 'live' during Session I only.

www.RegencySuperior.com The live auction takes place at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel in the Catalina B Room (2nd Floor).

SPACE, COINS & AUTOGRAPH AUCTION VIEWING Regency-Superior • St. Louis Gallery 229 N. Euclid Avenue • St. Louis, MO 63108 September 2-25th • Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm (CT) Postal Viewing Available upon request or by Appointment Only

Directions to the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel: From the 405 freeway, exit at Century Boulevard.

Go west five blocks. The hotel is on the right side.

From the 105 W, exit Sepulveda Blvd and follow signs to Century Blvd. Once on Century Blvd, go past hotel (on left hand side) and make a U-turn at Bellanca – turn right into hotel.

AUCTION AGENTS * Charles E. Cwiakala

Frank Mandel

Purser & Associates

Jochen Heddergott

Trevor Chinery

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Bidding Guidelines for Coins, Sports & Autographs ESTIMATES

COIN CATALOGS

In addition to the catalog value, 'estimates' are listed for each lot. You will find the estimates more reflective of the current market, and what you can reasonably expect to pay for a lot. You may, of course, bid higher or lower than the estimates. You may also speak with a lot describer for a more detailed description of a particular lot.

Please call at least 72 hours prior to the sale (the earlier, the better). Remember, a Public Auction is not an approval service, lots are not returnable unless misdescribed.

The current editions of Whitman's Official Red Books for Coins (Yeoman) and Paper Money (Friedberg) along with the Krause Publications are used for valuation and identification purposes.

LIMITS You may limit your total purchases by simply indicating the amount on your bidding form. This way, for example, you can bid on $5,000 worth of lots, but limit your purchases to $1,000. Remember that all lots are sold in lot number order. Bids on specially desired lots over and beyond your limit may be added to your purchase if you indicate they are to be excluded from your limit.

'OR' BIDS You may bid on several similar lots with the assurance that you will purchase only one of them. Simply place an 'OR' between the bids submitted on the lots involved, and we will buy the first 'OR' lot for you, and void the rest. Remember that all lots are sold in lot number order, so you may not indicate a preference for one lot over another.

SPORTS CATALOGS The current editions of Krause’s Sports Collectors Digest’s Standard Catalogs, Tuff Stuff Monthly, PSA’s Sports Market Report, and Beckett publications are used for valuation purposes.

SYMBOLS & ABBREVIATIONS ............................................ Autograph .................................................... Book .................................................. Cover ADS .... Autographed Document Signed AL .......... Autographed Letter Unsigned ALS ............ Autographed Letter Signed ANA ........ American Numismatic Assoc AS ................................................ All Star Chk ................................................ Check CL ............................................. Checklist COA .............. Certificate of Authenticity DP ....................................... Double Print DS .............................. Document Signed FDC ............................... First Day Cover HOF .................................... Hall of Fame IPS ................... Inscribed Photo Signed LE ................................... Limited Edition LS ...................................... Letter Signed MC ................................................ Miscut MLB .................. Major League Baseball MK ................................................. Marks MsS ....................................... Manuscript NBA ... National Basketball Association

NHL ................ National Hockey League Obv ............................................ Obverse OGP ........................ Official Game Puck OML ....... Official Major League Baseball ONL .. Official National League Baseball OC .......................................... Off Center OF ...................................... Out of Focus PD ........................................ Print Defect PS ..................................... Photo Signed RC ...................................... Rookie Card Rev ............................................ Reverse ROY .......................... Rookie of the Year S .... Signed (Signature Hand of Author) SB ....................................... Signed Book SIG .......................................... Signature SL ....................................... Signed Litho SP ................................... Signed Picture ST ............................................... Staining TDS ................ Typed Document Signed TLS ........................ Typed Letter Signed TMS .............. Typed Manuscript Signed UNC .................................... Uncirculated UER ........................... Uncorrected Error

CONDITIONS OF COINS Proof A specially made coin distinguished by sharpness of detail and usually with a brilliant, mirrorlike surface. Proof refers to the method of manufacture and is not a grade. This term implies mint condtition unless otherwise noted.

Gem Proof Brilliant surfaces with no noticeble blemishes or flaws. A few scattered, barely noticeable marks or hairlines.

Choice Proof Reflective surfaces with only a few blemishes in secondary focal places. No major flaws.

Proof Surface may have several contact marks, hairlines, or light rubs.

Luster may be dull and eye appeal lacking.

Mint State and Uncirculated Are interchangeable terms and refer to coins showing no trace of wear.Such coins may vary slightly due to minor surface imperfections, as described in the following subdivisions: Perfect Uncirculated Perfect new condition, showing no traces of wear.

The finest quality possible, with no evidence of scratches, handling or contact with other coins. Very few regular-issue coins are ever found in this condition.

Gem Uncirculated An above average Uncirculated coin that may be brilliant or lightly toned and that has very few contact marks on the surface or rim.

Choice Uncirculated Has some distracting contact marks or blemishes in prime focal areas. Luster may be impaired.

Uncirculated Has no trace of wear but may show a number of contact marks, and surface may be spotted or lack some luster.

Choice About Uncirculated Evidence of friction on high points of design.

Most of the mint luster remains.

About Uncirculated Traces of light wear on many of the high points. At least half of the mint luster is still present.

Choice Extremely Fine Light Overall wear on highest points. All design details are very sharp. Some of the mint luster is evident.

Extremely Fine Light wear on design throughout, but all features sharp and well defined. Traces of luster may show.

Choice Very Fine Light, even wear on the surface and highest parts of the design. All lettering and major features are sharp.

Very Fine Moderate wear on high points of design. All major details are clear.

Fine Moderate to considerable even wear. Entire design is bold with overall pleasing appearance.

Very Good Well worn with main features clear and bold, altogether rather flat.

Good Heavily worn, with design visible but faint in areas. Many details are flat.

About Good Very heavily worn, with portions of lettering, date, and legend worn smooth. The date may be barely readable.

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Terms of Sale

Regency-Superior, Ltd.

The Property described in this catalog is offered at Public Auction by Regency-Superior, Ltd (hereinafter referred to as ‘Auctioneer’), on behalf of various consignors and itself. Regency-Superior is a licensed auctioneer. The placing of a bid shall constitute acceptance of all the Terms of Sale in their entirety: 1. Bidding All lots are sold to the highest bidder at one advance over the second highest bid (or the opening minimum bid), plus a 19% buyer's premium. In the case of tie bids, the first bid received shall prevail. Bids may be made in person on the auction floor, by mail, telephone, fax, website, email, or by agent. Current catalog values (where possible) are used for all material, unless otherwise noted. You may speak with one of our lot describers for a more detailed description of a particular lot. Please call at least 72 hours prior to the sale (1-800782-0066).

2. Bid Cancellations will only be accepted up to one hour prior to the sale. The Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any misdescribed lot. The right is reserved to reject bids, which in the Auctioneer's opinion, are not offered in good faith.

3. Reserves Some consignors have been advanced monies against the sale of their properties. It may be assumed that all lots are subject to a reserve price. The auctioneer may implement such reserve price by bidding on behalf of the seller.

4. Payment can be made by Cash, Check, Money Order, Credit Card (at no additional cost), or PayPal. Successful bidders who have furnished a credit card will have their lots forwarded immediately; all others will be invoiced, and payment must be remitted in full within 7 days. Lots will not be sent without full payment. Please allow 10 days for processing and mailing of lots. Bidders are responsible for shipping, handling and insurance costs. Overseas bidders are responsible for any custom duties and taxes imposed by their respective country. Proof of receipt of a shipment at the advised address shall constitute delivery.

Title shall not pass to the buyer until full payment is received. A late payment charge of 2% per month will be imposed on all past due accounts over 30 days. If collection of any balance due requires legal action, the bidder is responsible for all legal fees incurred.

5. Expertization Extensions All lots are sold as genuine, unless otherwise noted. Lots accompanied by an Expert Certificate (COA) shall not be subject to re-certification if issued within the past 10 years.

The following conditions apply to requests for expertization: a) the lot must be paid in full; b) the lot must be submitted by either the Auctioneer or the bidder to an expertizing authority recognized by the Auctioneer within 21 days of the sale; c) if submitted by the bidder, bidder must notify Auctioneer and send a copy of the application form to the Auctioneer; d) if submitted by the Auctioneer, the COA fee plus a $10 per lot handling fee and shipping costs to and from the expertizing service will be charged to the buyer; e) any expenses incurred shall be borne by the buyer, except the Auctioneer shall be responsible for a full refund of the expertization charges if an adverse opinion is rendered; f) Lots may NOT be returned due to 'grading' since it is highly subjective; g) lots submitted for certification will be considered cleared 90 days from the date of the sale, unless written notification is received otherwise.

6. Artwork If you are buying a lot containing original artwork, you are buying the artwork only and NOT the right to commercially make prints and reproductions for sale to the public without the expressed written permission of the artist. Any glass used within frames will not be shipped; it will be removed prior to shipping. If you wish to keep the glass, you must pick up the lot in person or arrange your own shipping.

7. Shipping and Handling Charges are based upon the actual cost of packaging, insurance and shipping. Delicate or breakable items require additional packaging and may cost more, especially if professional crating is required. Shipping charges depend upon your location and an estimate can be given when accompanied by your Zipcode or Country. Most bulky shipments to destinations within the USA are sent via UPS. We try to combine multiple items to reduce shipping & packing costs.

8. Returns & Refunds Every effort has been made to describe lots accurately. Any lot described incorrectly must be returned intact within 7 days of receipt. Photo illustrations may not be to scale, and in no case constitute an incorrect description. The following are NOT returnable for any reason whatsoever: a) Lots containing multiple items (whether photographed or not) because of value; b) lots described as containing items with faults or defects; c) lots inspected by floor bidders or postal viewers; d) lots described ‘sold as is’ or in ‘mixed’ condition; e) photographed lots for reasons of centering, cancellations, margins or perforation faults; f) lots may NOT be returned due to 'grading' since it is highly subjective; and, g) lots altered from their original condition, including the addition of authentication markings, even if not genuine. If your auction invoice is not paid in full within 7 days of receipt, all lots will be rendered not returnable for any reason.

9. Tax Buyers residing in California or Missouri, or bidders picking up auction lots at SESCAL Stamp Show in California are subject to state sales tax, unless exempt and provide a valid resale certificate.

10. Claims Should any dispute arise between bidders, the decision of the Auctioneer is final. Any oral or written statements, including those regarding condition, made by any staff of the Auctioneer are statements of opinion only, and should not be construed as warranties of any kind.

The Auctioneer is a subscriber to the ASDA’s Code of Ethics for Public Auction firms. In the event of any dispute between the Auctioneer and Bidder, the parties agree to binding arbitration in accordance with the rules of the ASDA. This agreement contains a binding and enforceable arbitration clause, and shall be governed by the laws and regulations of the State of Missouri.

11. Prices Realized Posted on the website.

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Order of Sale SESSION I: Thursday, October 3, 2013 beginning at 11am (PT) Aviation & Space Memorabilia • Autographs & Documents • Coins & Currency Lots 1-835 • Live web bidding during this auction session.

Aviation & Space Memorabilia Astronomy .................................................................... 1 Balloons ..................................................................... 2-3 Zeppelin Memorabilia ............................................ 4-7 Aviation ................................................................... 8-19 High Altitude Program ....................................... 20-24 Satellites ................................................................. 25-30 Mercury Program ................................................ 31-66 Gemini Program .................................................. 67-98 Apollo Program .................................................. 99-223

Skylab Program ................................................ 224-228 Apollo/Soyuz .................................................... 229-235 Shuttle Program ............................................... 236-277 Other, USA Space Program ............................ 278-290 Soviet/Russian Program .................................. 291-321 Space Autographs ............................................. 322-356 Space Covers & Stamps ................................... 357-381 Models ............................................................... 382-386 Literature ........................................................... 387-391

Autographs & Documents Arts .................................................................... 392-404

Militaria ............................................................. 566-690

Artifacts ................................................................... 396-399 Photography ............................................................ 400-404

Civil War ................................................................. 566-570 World War I ............................................................ 571-572 World War II ........................................................... 573-676 Vietnam War ................................................................... 677 Other, Militaria ....................................................... 678-690

Entertainment .................................................. 405-447 Hollywood ............................................................... 405-435 Music ....................................................................... 436-447

Expositions ............................................................... 448 Historical ........................................................... 449-484 American ................................................................. 449-471 British ...................................................................... 472-477 French ...................................................................... 478-479 German .................................................................... 480-482 Russian ............................................................................ 483 Spanish ............................................................................ 484

Judaica ............................................................... 485-565 Artifacts ................................................................... 485-491 Autographs .............................................................. 492-499 Concentration Camps ........................................... 500-530 Documents .............................................................. 531-535 Ghettos .................................................................... 536-545 Holocaust ................................................................ 546-549 Propaganda ............................................................. 550-565

Political .............................................................. 691-710 American ................................................................. 691-697 Israel ......................................................................... 698-706 Other ........................................................................ 707-709 Terrorists ......................................................................... 710

Presidents .......................................................... 711-763 Sports ................................................................. 764-799 Baseball .................................................................... 764-790 Boxing .............................................................................. 791 Football .................................................................... 792-793 Olympics ................................................................. 794-798 Sports Accumulations ................................................... 799

Stock Certificates ..................................................... 800 Other .................................................................. 801-804

Coins & Currency USA Coins ........................................................ 805-812 Cents ........................................................................ 805-808 5 Cents ..................................................................... 809-810 Dimes ....................................................................... 811-812

Tokens & Medallions ............................................... 813 USA Accumulations ........................................ 814-815

Foreign Coins ................................................... 816-827 Worldwide Coin Accumulations ................... 828-829 USA Currency .................................................. 830-834 Fractional Currency .............................................. 831-834

Foreign Currency ..................................................... 835

SESSION II: Friday, October 4, 2013 • USA & Possessions Stamps Lots 836-1908 • Public Auction begins at 4pm (PT) at SESCAL Stamp Show SESSION III: Saturday, October 5, 2013 • Charles J. Cook's British Commonwealth Lots 1909-4069 • Public Auction begins at 11am (PT) at SESCAL Stamp Show SESSION IV: Sunday, October 6, 2013 • Foreign Stamps / USA & Foreign Covers & Collections Lots 4070-4623 • Public Auction begins at 11am (PT) at SESCAL Stamp Show

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1990-99 FLOWN HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE MLI FILM IN LUCITE ............................................ PH $600-800

A 4½”x3½”x1" lucite display containing a small section of aluminized polymide film from an MLI blanket covering the exterior of the Hubble Space Telescope. This film section first was flown into space in 1990 on STS-31 and was returned to Earth after Hubble repairs aboard STS-103 in 1999, after having flown approximately 1.5 billion miles in space. This HST lucite is number 70 of only 75 produced. Excellent condition in its box.

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1914 GERMANY ‘NIEDERSCHLESIEN’ BALLOON FLIGHT CARD ........................................................... PH

$850

Preprinted balloon postcard with photo of balloon, ‘Niederschlesien,’ printed information on address side. The balloon was piloted by C.R. Mann and ascended July 12, 1914.

Card was dropped from balloon, found July 14, 1914, and mailed the same day in Guben, to Penig. Very fine and RARE. 3

1927 LUXEMBOURG PRE-PRINTED BALLOON MAIL CARD ............................................................... PH

$350

Preprinted Balloon mail card with text on back and illustrated address side. Pretty card. Very fine and attractive. Franked with two Luxembourg Queen Charlotte stamps 5c & 25c.

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1900s-30s EARLY GERMAN ZEPPELIN AND BALLOON PINS (x13) .......................................... PH $200-300

From salesman’s samples, early selection of aluminum Zeppelin and balloon pins and insignia, many rarely seen. Most attaching mechanisms are gone, but still fine shape for display.

1925 ZEPPELIN BOARD GAME: ‘BLIND PASSENGER IN THE ZEPPELIN’ .................... PH $2000-3000

Very rare German zeppelin game from 1925 titled ‘Blind Passenger in the Zeppelin.’ Beautiful painted graphics on cover, somber and dark, evoke the subject matter of blindness. Game employs fantastical and whimsical elements combined with realistic zeppelin structures and motifs. Complete with instructions. Opened game board measures 20"x15", also shows a Zeppelin, and looks UNPLAYED. Box is in good condition, measures 15"x10".

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1933 FOUR ‘GRAF ZEPPELIN’ REPRODUCTION METAL BADGES .................................................. PH $200-300

Four beautifully enameled heavy metal badges, probably reproductions, commemorating the Jubilee trip of the ‘Graf Zeppelin’ to North and South America in 1933. Each measuring 2" wide, with pin on back intact. Made by Kerbach in Dresden.

AVIATION 8 / 1900s AUTOGRAPHED BOOKS - RICKENBACKER, BOYINGTON, CORRIGAN (x6) ............................ PH $300-400

Six hardbound books signed by notables including ‘Seven Came Through,’ by Rickenbacker (DJ wear, very fine); ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep,’ by Boyington (DJ wear, very fine); ‘That’s My Story,’ by Corrigan (no DJ, fine); ‘Yeager,’ by Yeager (DJ wear, fine); and 2 books ‘USAAF Fighters of WWII’ and ‘Battles With The Luftwaffe,’ both signed by German ace Walter Schuck and the man who shot him down, Joe Peterburs (both excellent shape).

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1929 GRAF ZEPPELIN GAME: ‘GRAF ZEPPELIN’S WORLD TOUR’ ................................................. PH $2000-3000

Extremely rare ‘Graf Zeppelin’ item from 1929. Commemorates the ‘Graf Zeppelin’s’ historic first Round-the-World Flight (the first by any airship) in August 1929, financed by William Randolph Hearst. Captained by Dr. Hugo Eckener, the LZ-127 ‘Graf Zeppelin’ flew over parts of Siberia that had never been seen by modern explorers. The trip included the first-ever nonstop flight of any kind over the Pacific. This game is titled ‘Graf Zeppelin’s World Tour’ and cites official approval for the production of this game by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, the famed zeppelin manufacturing company in Friedrichshafen, Germany. Box cover shows the ‘Graf Zeppelin’ flying over the ocean. Box lid is missing one side flap, otherwise solid, and graphics are still very glossy. Complete with instructions. Game board shows the route of the around the world trip from Lakehurst to Friedrichschafen to Tokyo to Los Angeles to Lakehurst. Board also depicts depicts painted scenes of the ‘Graf Zeppelin’ moored and flying over various places, including New York, Russia, Japan and Berlin. Board graphics are still glossy and is in excellent condition. Box measures 12"x9", opened game board measures 12"x17".

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/ 1930 NEWFOUNDLAND AIRSHIP ‘COLUMBIA’ SECOND TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT, CREW SIGNED .......... PH $2500

A 1930 flight cover addressed to Canada and signed by Pilot ‘Captain J. Errol Boyd’ & Navigator ‘Lt. Harry P. Connor U.S.M.R.’ franked with Canada George V 2¢ (uncanceled) & Newfoundland Prince of Wales 4¢ (Scott #148) with ‘HARBOUR GRACE OC.9’ cds. On arrival in England additional franking of George V ½d green & 1d red tied by ‘LONDON 11.OC’ for return postage. Scarce cover, believed to be ONE OF ONLY TWO envelopes handed to the crew in Montreal before the flight to Harbour Grace. Very fine.

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10 / 1936 AMON CARTER AUTOGRAPH ON CLIPPER FLIGHT COVER ......................................................... PH

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Balance of consignment. Large box of materials including hundreds of aviation and space covers, many autographed by military test pilots. Also, an STS-9 flown cover in folder, a Buzz Aldrin autographed cover, slides, articles, booklets, vintage stamps on correspondence and much more. Viewing highly recommended.

$400

Airmail envelope franked with three Pacific Clipper Airmail 25¢ stamps, tied by two strikes Oct. 16, 1936, Honolulu duplex cancels. At upper left corner is signature of ‘Amon G. Carter,’ Fort Worth, Texas, newspaper owner and larger-than-life figure.

Address in his hand as well. A search of the Carter Papers Archive shows he was a passenger on this American Airways Clipper flight and was friends with the Stripling family. Very fine historical piece.

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1950 DOZENS OF EARLY ‘X’ AIRCRAFT CONCEPT MECHANICAL DRAWINGS ............... PH $300-400

Large group of several dozen expertly crafted pencil drawings on paper of mostly early ‘X’ aircraft including the XB-47, XC-120, F-86, X-2, XF-91, X-3, X-5, B-36 and many more.

Most are about 8"x10" with several other drawings of bombs, helicopters, fueling procedures, etc. Widely varying condition.

Most dated 1950.

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1970s ALBATROSS D.VA FABRIC SECTION ON SMITHSONIAN CERTIFICATE ............................ PH $200-300

Smithsonian’s mid 1970s Aviation Relic Series swatch of 2" fabric taken from a WWI German Albatross D.Va which was being restored. It is mounted on a rolled 15"x20" certificate. A stain spot on the left edge but otherwise fine condition.

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1970s AMELIA EARHART’S LOCKHEED VEGA FABRIC SECTION ON SMITHSONIAN CERTIFICATE ....................................................... PH $200-300

Smithsonian’s mid-1970s Aviation Relic Series swatch of 2" fabric taken from Amelia Earhart’s Lockheed Vega 5B, which was being restored. Mounted on rolled 15"x20" certificate.

Couple stains near the bottom of the certificate, but otherwise fine.

17 / 1970s-80s LARGE GROUP OF SIGNED NORTHROP AVIATION COVERS ........................ PH $100-200

Large group of mostly Northrop aviation covers, includes signatures from Yeager (x3), Thompson, LeVier (x5), Northrop Test Pilots Scott (x10) and Cornell (x13,) plus 12 additional covers with signatures. All in very fine condition.

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UNIQUE item, a manila folder tabbed ‘F-104A-734 / Flt 16 / 1-23-58 Basic,’ containing original documents relating to Neil Armstrong’s January 23, 1958, test flight of the F-104A #734 ‘Starfighter’ at Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, CA. Stapled to inside is official 8"x10½” carbon of typed report stamped ‘CONFIDENTIAL’ in ink at top and bottom, signed in type ‘Neil A. Armstrong / Aeronautical Research Engineer / and Pilot.’ Folder contains 12 printed forms, all 8"x10½” graph paper, filled out in pencil with hundreds of figures relating to Flight #16. Several other single paper documents present relating to this test flight. Unknown if any of this writing is by Armstrong’s hand. Also includes photocopy of Neil Armstrong’s official report of the test flight, filled out by him on an 8½”x11" printed form.

1938 HOWARD HUGHES SIGNED TYPED LETTER FROM ‘AROUND-THE WORLD’ FLIGHT ........ PH $3000-4000

Typed letter in Russian signed ‘Howard R. Hughes,’ July 9, 1938, 1 page (8½”x11"). Plus, Letter of Credit in Russian, with translation, on Amtorg Trading Corporation letterhead.

Also includes colorful 1939 New York World’s Fair silk flag (12"x8"), flown by Hughes aboard record-breaking flight.

Letter reads, in part: ‘...the pilot Mr. Howard Hughes, during his around-the-world flight is going to fly over the territory of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with stops in Moscow, Novosibirsk and Yakutsk. Mr. Hughes and his team require that fuel, aircraft oil, water, food products, dry ice, hot coffee, sterilized milk, cable expenses, postage stamps and other services be provided....’ On July 10, 1938, Hughes set out on the ‘round-the-world flight’ that became a landmark in aviation history. Hughes’ plane lifted off from Floyd Bennett Field, NY, and landed in New York 91 hours, 14 minutes and 19 seconds later. Letter of Credit is signed by Amtorg’s vice-president V.K. Bogdan and general accountant I.A. Ilin. Amtorg, a New York-based international trading company founded in 1924, was initially used as cover for military espionage, (University Archives LOA).

D 1958 REPORT OF NEIL ARMSTRONG’S TEST FLIGHT OF LOCKHEED F-104A, FLIGHT 16 .... PH $2000-3000

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18 / 1980s 17 ITEMS SIGNED BY YEAGER, CROSSFIELD & GLENN ...................................... PH $300-400

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Group of 17 covers, cards and photos all individually signed

by Chuck Yeager (x14), Scott Crossfield (x2) and one cover signed by astronaut John Glenn. Photos range from 8"x10" to 2"x3" in size. All in very fine condition.

19 / 1986 ITEMS SIGNED BY VOYAGER PILOTS RUTAN & YEAGER .............................................. PH $200-300

Group of 11 photos (x3), covers (x6) and cards (x2) signed by either Dick Rutan, Jeana Yeager or both - 13 total signatures.

Rutan and Yeager piloted ‘Voyager’ on the first non-stop around the world flight in 1986. Very fine condition.

HIGH ALTITUDE PROGRAM 21 / 1961 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED X-15 COVER .............................................................. PH $1500-2000

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1967 FLOWN X-15 WIRE SEGMENT ................ PH $750-1000

Teflon coated four-wire instrumentation cable measuring 4.5 cm cut from instrumentation strut located in the aft portion of the fuselage. NAA part 240-58754-17. Accompanied by cacheted cover for Nov 15, 1967, final flight of the X-15 piloted

by Mike Adams, the only man to perish piloting an X-15.

Beautiful and meaningful items suitable for display and framing.

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Dec 20, 1961, cacheted X-15 cover signed by test-pilot Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the Moon, fewer than 8 years later. Signed boldly in blue ballpoint. Magenta X-15 cachet and blue ‘PILOT’ handstamp. Very fine.

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1960s PHOTOS SIGNED BY X-15 TEST PILOTS (x11) ........................................................ PH $300-400

Group of 11 mostly 8"x10 photos signed by X-15 pilots: Dana, Petersen, Knight (5"x7"), Thompson, Crossfield, Rushworth, White and McKay as well as test pilots Everest and Yeager (x2, one is a signed hand outline). Most in very fine condition.

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1960s JOE WALKER SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .. PH $200-300

A 7"x9" B&W glossy photo signed by X-15 pilot Joe Walker.

Scarce since Walker died in 1966. Some corner dings but otherwise fine condition.

30 / 1961 J EDGAR HOOVER AUTOGRAPHED COVER & OTHER COVERS ................................ PH $300-400

Historic lot of 15 covers related to ‘Early Bird Satellite.’ One has newspaper article glued to the front as cachet and signed

by FBI director J. Edgar Hoover. Also 14 other covers with cute blue ‘early bird catches first worm’ cachet, one of which has photocopy of a related newspaper article stapled to it.

Covers all commemorate the first capture of a criminal assisted by satellite imagery of the culprit. All canceled Fort Lauderdale, FL, Aug 6, 1965. Culprit was caught in Florida, for robbing a bank in Montreal, Canada. Mainly fine to very fine.

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1960s NOTEBOOK FULL OF X-15 EVENT COVERS ...................................................................................... $200-300

Notebook full of 82 event covers from X-15 program from the 1959-68. Little duplication and most in great condition.

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1958-73 ORIGINAL EXPLORER PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES (ABOUT 350) ...................... PH $100-200

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31 / 1960s ‘WE SEVEN’ SIGNED BY 4 MERCURY ASTRONAUTS ...................................................... PH $300-400

1960s ORIGINAL MISCELLANEOUS NASA TRANSPARENCIES (NEARLY 6000) ................ PH $800-1000

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Balance of transparency consignment. Huge group of about 6,000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering miscellaneous space and NASA topics including earth and moon views, NASA centers, space food, galaxies, space art, the sun, atmospheric studies, STS engines, space and science.

Way too many to name. Many seldom-seen images and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication.

Originally from a major NASA center, mostly hand labeled and in very fine condition.

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Book Club edition of ‘We Seven’ signed on the first inside page by Shepard, Glenn, Schirra and Slayton. Probably signed sometime in the 1970s. Fine condition with no dust jacket.

1960s LARGE GROUP OF COVERS FOR SATELLITES, PROBES, ROCKETS, ETC. ................ $300-400

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1960s-90s SATELLITE RELATED NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (NEARLY 800) ............................................ $200-300

Large group of about 800 8"x10" NASA glossy photos of US satellites, launches, manufacture, deployment and art concepts beginning from the earliest days to the Hubble. Significant percentage in color with some duplication. Includes Explorer, Tiros, ATS, Intelsat, Nimbus, Telstar, Syncom, OAO, OGO and more, and other types of space probes including Ranger, Pioneer and Mariner. Most in great condition.

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1964 ATLAS ROCKET FUEL VALVE ASSEMBLY .... PH $600-800

A 6"x6"x8" relatively lightweight Fuel Valve Assembly made

by B.H. Hadley Inc. for Convair and the Atlas rocket under order number AF04(694)238. Rocket fuel inlet is labeled with ‘Rocket Fuel’ tape and bears 3 ‘Lox Capatible Clean’ stickers dated March 2, 1964, on the 3 inlets/outlets. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

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1964 ATLAS ROCKET FUEL VALVE ASSEMBLY .... PH $400-600

A 6"x6"x8" relatively lightweight Fuel Valve Assembly made

by B.H. Hadley Inc. for Convair and the Atlas rocket under order number AF04(647)698. The rocket fuel inlet is labeled with ‘Rocket Fuel’ tape and bears 3 ‘Lox Capatible Clean’ stickers dated May 28, 1964. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

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1964 ATLAS ROCKET LIQUID OXYGEN VALVE ASSEMBLY ........................................................... PH $400-600

A 6"x6"x8" relatively lightweight Liquid Oxygen Valve Assembly made by B.H. Hadley Inc. for Convair and the Atlas Rocket, under order number AF04(694)47. Oxidizer inlet labeled with ‘Rocket Oxidizer’ tape and ‘Test Spec’ handwritten on the part. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

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1962 MERCURY ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTO SHEET, GRISSOM ............................................... PH $600-800

An 8"x10½” paper photo sheet of the Original 7 Mercury astronauts and signed with early signature types by Grissom, Glenn, Schirra, Carpenter and Slayton. Mild age toning with some edge flaws at the bottom.

Large group in 5 notebooks with about 700 event covers mostly from the 1960s pertaining to programs such as Ranger, Explorer, Mariner, Mercury, Saturn, Earth satellites, Viking and more. Vast majority in excellent condition with little or no duplication.

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1960s PHOTOS SIGNED BY MERCURY ASTRONAUTS (x5) .............................................. PH $200-300

Group of 5 photos, 4 of which are 8"x10", all signed by Mercury astronauts Glenn (color portrait litho, early signature type, corner/edge flaws), Cooper (color Kodak spacesuit), Slayton (4"x5" B&W portrait), Carpenter (color Kodak spacesuit) and Schirra (B&W Kodak spacesuit). None inscribed.

1960s ORIGINAL US SATELLITE/SPACE PROBE NASA TRANSPARENCIES (NEARLY 2000) ........ PH $300-400

Large group of nearly 2,000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering mostly the early US satellites and space probes. Represented are Constar, ATS, Biosatellite, ANIK, Intelsat, Ulysseys, TDRS, OSO, OGO, OAO, Galileo, Hubble Space Telescope, Polar Lander, Syncom, GPS, Ranger, Pioneer, Pegasus and more. Too many to name. Many seldom-seen images and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and very fine.

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Large group of about 350 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects of the Explorer program from Explorer I in 1958 to Explorer 51 in 1973. Includes satellite construction, launches, more. Many seldom-seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and very fine.

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Cover for launch from Wallops Island Jan 21, 1960, with Miss Sam aboard. One of the scarcer ‘animal’ flights. Rubber handstamp 3-line cachet in magenta. Very fine.

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B 1960s PROJECT MERCURY & PROJECT GEMINI CHRONOLOGIES ................................... PH $200-300

Two softbound books from NASA, chronologies of Project Mercury & Gemini, each with well over 200 pages of photos, illustrations and information. Used at the time with scuffing mostly on the spines. Both nice condition inside.

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1961 EARLY MERCURY NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x17) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 17 different 8"x10" NASA glossy photos all showing images from the early Mercury program including mostly training, MCC and suiting photos. Majority in very fine condition.

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– MR-3 – AUTOGRAPHS 46 / 1961 MR-3 LAUNCH COVERS SIGNED BY ALAN SHEPARD (x3) ........................................... PH $500-700

May 5, 1961, covers (x3) with black ‘Sarzin’ cachets. Alan Shepard signed next to the printed signature in the cachet. The signatures were actually acquired by consignor April 20, 1971, at the time of Shepard’s appearance on television’s ‘Dick Cavett Show.’ Very fine.

1958-70 BIOLOGICAL TEST FLIGHT COVERS (x21) .................................................................... PH $750-1000

Rare and fascinating group of 21 cacheted covers (20 different), both printed and rubber stamped, for numerous experimental test flights using other than humans to test launch and life support equipment on living organisms. Begins with the ‘Gordo’ flight of Dec 13, 1958, and includes: Astromonk May 28, 1959, Sam Dec 4, 1959, Miss Sam Jan 21, 1960, Ham the Chimp Jan 31, 1961, Space Mice (Sally, Amy & Moe) Oct 13, 1961, Goliath Nov 10, 1961, Enos Nov 29, 1961 (x2), Cat Back Monk Dec 19, 1961, 5 different ‘White Rat’ flights from 1964-68, several more. One of the most complete collections of these we have handled. Very fine & scarce.

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1958 ‘GORDO’ MONKEY COVER ....................... PH $200-300

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1959 ‘MR SAM’ MONKEY COVER ...................... PH $200-300

Cover for launch from Wallops Island Dec 4, 1959, with Mr. Sam aboard. One of the scarcer ‘Animal’ flights. Rubber handstamp 3-line cachet in magenta. Very fine.

48 / 1961 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED LAUNCH COVER FOR MR-3 ............................................... PH $150-250

Swanson (Sarzin) cachet at left with scarce red additional cachet at bottom, signed in blue ballpoint pen by Alan B. Shepard, the first Mercury astronaut in space. Patrick AFB machine CDS. Slight stain from removal of address label, otherwise very fine.

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1960s ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED PORTRAIT NASA LITHO ......................................................... PH $300-400

An 8"x10" Mercury-era NASA color litho signed by astronaut Alan Shepard. Some corner dings and a paperclip mark, but overall fine condition.

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1980s ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED FIRST AMERICAN IN SPACE PHOTO ............................ PH $300-400

An 8½”x11" color matte Mercury Seven Foundation photo signed by Mercury and Apollo astronaut Alan Shepard. Slight corner ding but otherwise excellent condition.

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1961 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MERCURY SPACESUIT PHOTO ............................................. PH $300-400

An 8"x10" Kodak color glossy photo signed by Mercury astronaut Alan Shepard. Excellent condition.

Gordo, a squirrel monkey was launched Dec 13, 1958, but the nose cone in which he rode could not be recovered. Brown ‘Goldey’ cacheted cover with Port Canaveral CDS. Very fine.

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1963 RESULTS OF THE ORBITAL CHIMPANZEE FLIGHTS BOOKLET ............................................ PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” booklet from NASA, SP-39, 71 pages of photos, illustrations, charts and information. Staple holes at top of front cover with 3 marker spots, but otherwise very fine condition.

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1963 RESULTS OF THE ORBITAL CHIMPANZEE FLIGHTS BOOKLET ............................................ PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” booklet from NASA, SP-39, 71 pages of photos, illustrations and information on Project Mercury Ballistic and Chimpanzee flights. Very nice condition inside.

Uncommon.

1962 MERCURY ORBITAL CHARTS (x7) ......... PH $750-1000

Scarce group of 7 Mercury Orbital charts from 1962-63.

Includes MOC 4,5,6 & 8, plus strips from cut-down charts.

Somewhat rough at edges with some toning & staining from use & storage. Still bright colors and useful, will look amazing when properly framed and displayed. Widths vary from 8" to 12", lengths from 34" to 44". Seldom offered.

1960 MISS SAM RHESUS MONKEY COVERS .... PH $150-250

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1962 USS NOA RECOVERY SHIP COVER ......... PH $250-350

Clean and attractive cover with red, blue and black ‘Goldy’ printed cachet canceled Feb 20, 1962, with USS NOA circular hand stamp. Very fine.

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– MR-4 – AUTOGRAPHS 54 / 1961 VIRGIL I. ‘GUS’ GRISSOM SIGNED LAUNCH COVER ................................................ PH $750-1000

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1961 LAKE CHAMPLAIN PRS COVER FOR SHEPARD’S FLIGHT ........................................ PH $3500-5000

Rare prime recovery ship cover from the ‘USS Lake Champlain’ for Alan Shepard’s 15-minute, 22-second flight aboard MR-3.

A reporter aboard the ship advised that there were only 44 covers canceled upon the recovery of Shepard, there may have been a few more from individuals aboard the ship. This cover has only the mimeographed cachet: ‘USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN CVS-39 RECOVERY SHIP FROM THE FIRST U.S. MANNED SPACE FLIGHT 5 MAY 1961’ and the U.S.S.LAKE CHAMPLAIN dated handstamp cancellation of May 5, 1961.

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1961 RESULTS OF THE FIRST US MANNED SUBORBITAL SPACE FLIGHT ............................ PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” booklet from NASA with 76 pages of photos, illustrations and information on Alan Shepard’s MR-3 Mercury flight. Marked on the front cover and with some scuffs, but very fine condition inside. Uncommon.

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1961 USS RANDOLPH HELICOPTER RECOVERY COVER ................................................................ PH $750-1000

Rare ‘USS Randolph’ cancel dated July 21, 1961, with black cachet for the helicopter pick-up. Pilot name hand printed at bottom (Capt. V.P. Schulpe). First of these we have seen. Very fine.

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1961 RESULTS OF THE SECOND U.S. MANNED SUBORBITAL SPACE FLIGHT ............................ PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” booklet from NASA with 58 pages of photos, illustrations and information on Gus Grissom’s MR-4 Mercury flight. Some age spotting on the covers, but very fine condition inside. Uncommon.

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The second United States manned space mission was flown by Grissom July 21, 1961. This cover was postmarked at Patrick AFB on that date and has stick-on full-color portrait cachet of him at left. Grissom signed at the bottom of this cachet in black ballpoint. Early and exceptionally nice signature of this space hero who later died so tragically in the Apollo 1 fire. Also included is 3"x5" blue index card with the following quotation printed in block letters: ‘Golden Rule of Flying’-Fly High & Fast-NEVER Low & Slow’ with the block initials V.I.G. at bottom. Very fine.

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1962 AURORA 7 HEATSHIELD PLUG IN LUCITE, SCOTT CARPENTER ........................................... PH $600-800

A 1" diameter section of charred heatshield flown into space on Scott Carpenter’s Mercury mission Aurora 7 in 1962.

Encased in a lucite cylinder and mounted on a 4" square wooden base. Very fine condition.

Scarce helicopter recovery cover May 24, 1962, ‘USS John Pierce’ cds. Helicopter from ‘USS Intrepid.’ Pilot JM ‘Wandy’ Wandergren. Very fine.

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1962 GROUP OF SCOTT CARPENTER AUTOGRAPHS (x7) .............................................. PH $200-300

Group of 7 autographs of Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter, including 5 covers, UN commemorative sheet and the back of a Wally Schirra photo. Average fine condition.

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1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $100-200

An 8"x10" B&W glossy photo signed with early signature type

by Mercury astronaut Wally Schirra. Caption on the back and printed at PAFB. Some edge flaws but overall fine.

1962 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $100-200

An 8"x10" B&W glossy photo signed with an early signature type by Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter. Caption on the back and printed at PAFB. Couple minor edge flaws but overall nice condition.

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1962 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNATURE ON 1962 MERCURY SOCIAL CLUB TICKET ........... PH $100-200

Two 2½”x8" Mercury Social Club tickets in honor of Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter dated Sept 1, 1962, with one being signed on the back with an early signature type by Carpenter.

Both in very fine condition.

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1961 PROJECT MERCURY CAPSULE FLIGHT OPERATIONS MANUAL - MA-7/8 ....................... PH $500-700

Vintage 6"x7½” manual from McDonnell, SEDR 109, dated Dec 1, 1961, with about 100 pages of illustrations, charts, foldouts and information for Capsules 16 (MA-8,Schirra), 18 (MA-7,Carpenter) & 19 (unused). Three sections included Normal Procedures, Emergency Procedures and Trouble Shooting. Rare manual with vinyl covers and in very fine condition.

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1962 USS JOHN PIERCE HELICOPTER RECOVERY COVER ............................................ PH $200-300

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1962 MA-8 MERCURY CAPSULE #16 INSTRUMENT PANEL BLUEPRINT .................... PH $200-300

Vintage 11"x22" fold-open blueprint of Mercury spacecraft instrument panel. Handwritten in part at top left as ‘Capsule 16,’ which was Wally Schirra’s MA-8 spacecraft. Some age toning and 3-hole punched on the left side - may have come from a period manual.

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1963 GORDON COOPER PRESENTATION PLAQUE FROM STATE OF NEW JERSEY ......... PH $400-600

Unique large wooden plaque with bronze colored State Seal of New Jersey split into two 12" diameter halves (obverse & reverse) with inscription plaque between. Approximately 33"x19" and weighs 20½ lbs. Inscription states ‘FOR/MAJOR L. GORDON COOPER, JR.,U.S.A.F./ASTRONAUT...’ presented May 23, 1963, by Governor Hughes for the people of New Jersey. Cooper had just completed the last of the Mercury missions on May 17, 1963. Wood & inscription plaque show wear & soiling. Fine.

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Early Titan 1 rocket Flight Certified gearbox assembly and electrical solenoid mechanism measuring 16"x13"x9" and weighing about 25 pounds. Nameplate data on gearbox has manufacturer as Futurecraft and manufactured date of Aug 1960, plus stamped ‘Flight Certified.’ The attached Electrical Solenoid, also by Futurecraft, bears tag with cure date of 1st quarter 1959 and the words ‘Flight Certified.’ Gearbox data nameplate bears the contract number AF04(645)-56, which is an early contract number for the Martin Company’s design and development of the Titan 1 rocket. Excellent hardware from early Titan 1 rocket.

1970s GORDON COOPER’S CELSIUS 9 DIVE WATCH .................................................................. PH $300-400

A Celsius 9 dive watch once owned and worn by Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper. Comes with signed COA in which Cooper states he did plenty of diving after retiring from NASA. Very fine condition and no doubt can be made to run again.

1959-65 EARLY TITAN 1 ROCKET FLIGHT CERTIFIED GEARBOX ASSEMBLY & SOLENOID .............. PH $800-1000

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1960s EARLY TITAN I & II ROCKET ENGINE THRUST CONTROL TEST SET .......................... PH $400-600

Vintage 11"x12"x18" metal case from Aerojet-General containing an early Rocket Engine Thrust Control Test Set for a Titan I and Titan II rocket engine. Instructions on inside of the lid refer to engines XLR-87 and XLR-91, which were the rocket engines used on the Titan first and second stages. Cords behind the lid bear tags with the date 1960. This Test Set appears in great condition.

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TITAN II 1960s HEAT SHIELD PRESENTATION SCULPTURE ......................................................... PH $400-600

Conical presentation ‘sculpture,’ 4" high with a bottom diameter of 2½”, weighing 7.7 oz, on wooden stand with attached plaque inscribed, ‘CENTURY SERIES ABLATIVE MATERIAL/USED IN/TITAN II RE-RENTRY VEHICLE HEAT SHIELD’ & ‘GENERAL ELECTRIC/BURLINTON, VERMONT.’ Interesting item, base has seen wear, plaque slightly askew.

Fine to very fine.

70

72

1960s GEMINI & APOLLO UNMANNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x60) ........................... PH $200-300

About 60 8"x10" NASA glossy photos from the Gemini program (x34) and Apollo unmanned (x26). Images include mostly Gemini 4, Gemini 5 and Apollo 6, with duplication.

Most in nice condition.

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1965-66 GEMINI MISSION NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x40) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 40 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, several being color numbered glossies, all showing images from GT-1, GT-3 and GT-10 to GT-12. Images include launch, portraits, in orbit, MCC and much more. Average to fine condition with a little duplication.

75

1998 LARGE CARDBOARD GEMINI SPACECRAFT DISPLAY ‘FROM EARTH TO THE MOON’ ......... PH $200-300

Large 34"x74" foldout, heavy cardboard Gemini spacecraft promotional display for 1998 HBO mini-series ‘From The Earth To The Moon.’ Some nicks and scratches mostly at the folding joints, but overall very fine.

1960s GEMINI NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x14) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 14 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock mostly from the Gemini 4 & Gemini 7/6 missions. The 'A Kodak Paper' watermark on the back of each with no captions. Overall fine condition.

1965-66 MISSION CONTROL NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x80) ...................................................... PH $300-400

Group of more than 80 8"x10" NASA glossy photos including several color-numbered glossies all showing images from mostly the Gemini MCC. Images include technicians, group shots, Kranz, Lunney, Charlesworth and much more. Majority in very fine condition with a small amount of duplication.

1960s GEMINI & APOLLO NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x70) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of about 70 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, more than half color-numbered glossies, all with some degree of damage such as spots, loss of gloss, imprints from backs of other photos, crinkles, dings, corners missing, etc. Some are better than others and many can be cleaned and saved. Some great images.

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1965-69 GEMINI AND APOLLO 70MM PHOTOGRAPHY IDENTIFICATION INDICES .................................. PH $100-200

Large group of vintage Gemini and Apollo 70mm photographic identification index booklets including Gemini 4 through Gemini 12 missions, and Apollo 7 through Apollo 11 (includes Apollo 4). Fourteen missions in total. Toned with age but in good condition.

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AUTOGRAPHS

77 / 1961 GUS GRISSOM SIGNED GT-2 COVER ..... PH $600-700

Scarce Gemini 2 launch cover signed by Gus Grissom who was to command the Gemini 3 mission two months later. Signed and inscribed in black ballpoint, the cover has a nice printed ‘Orbit’ cachet at left. Very fine.

82 / 1965 JOHN YOUNG AUTOGRAPHED LAUNCH COVER .................................................................. PH $500-600

Very early signature of GT-5 pilot Young on Cover with ‘Orbit’ Cachet. Signed in blue ballpoint neatly at center. Early signatures of Young are quite scarce.

– GT-3 –

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78 / 1965 GEMINI 3 LAUNCH COVER, SIGNED BY SCHIRRA .............................................................. PH $150-250

83

Group of more than 80 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos all showing images from Gemini 5 mission. Images include launch, training, recovery, in orbit, in spacesuits, equipment, MCC and much more. Majority in very fine condition with little duplication.

Launch cover, printed ‘Project Gemini’ cachet, signed by Jim Lewis, Pilot of Hunt Chase One, the recovery helicopter, and astronaut Wally Schirra, part of the backup crew. Very fine.

– GT-4 –

1965 GEMINI 5 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x80) .... PH $300-400

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1965 GEMINI 5 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x90) .... PH $300-400

Group of more than 90 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos all showing images from Gemini 5 mission. Images include launch, training, recovery, in orbit, backups, in spacesuits, equipment, MCC and much more. Majority in very fine condition with little duplication.

85

1965 GEMINI V INTERIM REPORT ..................... PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” softbound book from NASA with 181 pages of photos, charts and information on the results of the experiments conducted during the Gemini 5 mission. Great condition.

– GT-6 – 86

1965 GEMINI 7/6 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x90) ...................................................................... PH $400-600

About 90 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, several being color numbered glossies, all showing images from the Gemini 7 & Gemini 6 rendezvous mission. Images include launch, training, recovery, in orbit, in spacesuits, equipment, MCC and much more. Majority in very fine condition with little duplication.

– GT-7 – 87

79

1964 ED WHITE AUTOGRAPHED LITHO ....... PH $1000-1500

Scarce and desirable uninscribed litho of Ed White during the first American spacewalk. Signed boldly in black Sharpie. It is extremely difficult to find White signed items in this condition.

Very fine.

80 / 1965 ED WHITE & JAMES MCDIVITT SIGNED STAMP BLOCKS .................................................. PH $500-750

– GT-8 – AUTOGRAPHS 88 / 1966 NEIL ARMSTRONG & DAVE SCOTT SIGNED STAMPS ............................................... PH $750-1000

Autographs of both crew members of this early Gemini mission are found on two different blocks of 4 issued by Paraguay honoring the American space program. Quite scarce 1960s versions of these astronaut signatures in blue ink. MINT never hinged. Very fine.

Pair of blocks of 4 stamps from Paraguay honoring the American space program. One block signed by astronaut James McDivitt, other by Edward White II who perished during the Apollo 1 fire in 1967. Signed in black. Stamps MINT never hinged, fine to very fine.

1965 GEMINI 4 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x70) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Group of more than 70 8"x10" Gemini 4 NASA glossy photos, including several color-numbered glossies. Images include training, spacewalk, walkout, in spacesuits and much more.

Vast majority in great condition with little if any duplication.

1966 GEMINI 8 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x32) .... PH $200-300

Group of 32 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, several colornumbered glossies, all showing images from Gemini 8 mission.

Images include training, recovery, in orbit, MCC and much more. Majority very fine, with little duplication.

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1965 GEMINI 7 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x90) .... PH $300-400

Group of more than 90 8"x10" NASA glossy photos all showing images from the Gemini 7 mission. Images include training, recovery, loading, backups, in orbit and much more. Majority in very fine condition with little duplication.

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1966 ORIGINAL GEMINI 12 EMBLEM PATCH ... PH $300-400

Original 3" diameter Gemini 12 mission emblem patch with a bare cloth backing. Great condition.

AUTOGRAPHS 90 / 1966 TOM STAFFORD & GENE CERNAN SIGNED STAMPS ................................................. PH $250-350

APOLLO PROGRAM

Pair of blocks of 4 stamps from Paraguay, signed by the complete crew of the Gemini 9 mission. Very attractive Cernan in black ink, Stafford in blue. Stamps MINT never hinged.

Very fine.

99

MISCELLANEOUS 91

– AUTOGRAPHS –

1966 GEMINI 9 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x100) ... PH $300-400

Large group of nearly 100 8"x10" B&W NASA glossy photos all showing images from the Gemini 9 mission. Images include training, recovery, loading, MCC, walkout, launch and much more. Majority in very fine condition with some duplication.

Group of 7 photos, all 8"x10", of Apollo-era astronauts in their white spacesuits. Includes: Haise, Worden, Engle, Lind, Gordon (walkout), Lousma and Cunningham (football stance). Mixture of lithos and glossies, overall fine condition.

100

– GT-10 –

1969-71 DAVE SCOTT & JIM LOVELL SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $200-300

An 11"x14" Kodak-type color photo of the Moon signed by Apollo astronauts Dave Scott and Jim Lovell. Plenty of room for more signatures. A few small edge and corner flaws but still very fine condition.

AUTOGRAPHS 92 /D 1966 MICHAEL COLLINS AUTOGRAPHED LETTER ................................................................ PH $500-600

Typed letter on NASA MSC letterhead with nice content, signed

by Michael Collins, pilot on Gemini 10 mission. Letter is not folded and is signed in black ballpoint pen. Very fine and scarce.

1960s PHOTOS SIGNED BY APOLLO ERA ASTRONAUTS (x7) .............................................. PH $200-300

101

1971-72 MITCHELL & DUKE SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $200-300

Three glossy photos signed by moonwalkers Ed Mitchell (x2) and Charlie Duke. Nice inscriptions on the Mitchell photos of the LM and of liftoff from the moon. Duke is himself saluting flag. Excellent condition.

93 / 1966 MICHAEL COLLINS & JOHN YOUNG AUTOGRAPHED STAMP BLOCKS ..................... PH $400-600

Pair of blocks of 4 stamps issued by Paraguay honoring the American space program. One block signed by John Young, other by Michael Collins, both of whom later traveled to the Moon on Apollo missions. Both blocks signed in ballpoint diagonally across their faces. Very fine.

– HARDWARE –

MISCELLANEOUS 94

1960s EARLY GEMINI-ERA TOOTHBRUSHES (x2) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

Two vintage Py-Co-Pay toothbrushes cleaned and packaged Jan 17, 1967, and of the type known to be used by the Gemini 10 crew. No doubt used in training or as a spare. Individually sealed, the blue and white toothbrushes are packaged together, further suggesting the Gemini program. The main package has been opened at the bottom. Blue and white Velcro attached.

Great condition.

– GT-11 – 95 P/ 1966 GT-11 LAUNCH PROOF COVER WITH RED & BLUE NASA CACHETS ........................... PH $300-400

Extremely rare dual-cachet proof cover with both red and blue official NASA cachets, hand-canceled at KSC. Pristine.

– GT-12 – FLOWN 96

1966 GEMINI 12 FLOWN SILVER FLITELINE MEDALLION ......................................................... PH $400-600

Silver Fliteline Medallion flown in space aboard Gemini 12 and engraved on the back with the mission dates ‘November 11-16, 1966.’ Given by the astronauts to an employee in the Crew Quarters. Excellent condition. (2012 Lunar Legacies COA) AUTOGRAPHS

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1961-65 SATURN I S-IV SECOND STAGE FUEL TANK VENT & RELIEF VALVE .............. PH $1000-1500

Relatively lightweight Fuel Tank Vent & Relief Valve for the early Saturn I second stage, the S-IV. Manufactured by Calmec Mfg. Corp, its data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-1, which was contract for Douglas Aircraft Co. to build the S-IV second stage of the Saturn I rocket. It measures approximately 22"x17"x11" and weighs about 15-20 pounds.

Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch. The Saturn I was an early version of the S-IB, and flew from 1961-65.

97 / 1966 EDWIN E. ALDRIN & JAMES LOVELL SIGNED STAMP BLOCKS ................................... PH $350-500

Scarce pair of blocks of 4 from Paraguay honoring the American space program. Both blocks signed in ballpoint pen. This pair of astronauts later flew lunar missions aboard Apollo 11 and Apollo 13. Very fine.

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1961-65 SATURN I S-IV SECOND STAGE OXIDIZER TANK VENT & RELIEF VALVE ........ PH $800-1000

Relatively lightweight Oxidizer Tank Vent & Relief Valve for the early Saturn I second stage, the S-IV. Manufactured by the Calmec Mfg. Corp., its data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-1, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft Co. to build the S-IV second stage of the Saturn I rocket. It measures approximately 16"x9" and weighs about 15-20 pounds. The Saturn I was an early version of the S-IB, and flew from 1961-65. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

104

107

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE FILL & DRAIN BUTTERFLY VALVE ................ PH $1000-1500

A 9"x10" Fill & Drain Butterfly Valve (3" diameter) from Fairchild Hiller bearing Marshall data nameplate with NASA contract number NAS7-101, which was contract for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V rocket.

The date of manufacture is June 1966, and the valve stamped twice in red ‘Not For Flight,’ indicating this is indeed a flight item, but not to be used as such. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during intense vibration.

1961-65 SATURN S-II SECOND STAGE RECIRCULATION VALVE .................................... PH $600-800

Recirculation valve for the early Saturn second stage.

Manufactured by North American Aviation, its data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-200. It measures approximately 20"x10" and weighs about 15-20 pounds. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

105

1965-75 MSS OR ML MOVEABLE PLATFORM MASTER CONTROL .......................................... PH $750-1000

Apollo-era Master Control cabinet (12"x9"x10") for movable platform likely at the Mobile Launcher(ML) or the Multiple Service Structure(MSS). Marshall data nameplate on the front and an inspection stamp on the side dated Nov 15, 1965. All lights intact.

108

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1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE ANTI-DEBRIS FILL & DRAIN VALVE .............. PH $1000-1500

An 8"x10" Anti-Debris Fill & Drain Butterfly Valve (3" diameter) from Fairchild Hiller bearing a Marshall data nameplate with NASA contract number NAS7-101, which was contract for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB third stage of Saturn V rocket. Date of manufacture is June 1965, and this valve most probably a flight item. Many of the nuts and screws are wired to prevent them backing out during intense vibration of launch.

Saturn V rocket third stage valve measuring approximately 12"x12"x12" with the valve inlets and outlets being 5¾” ID. Marshall nameplate has manufacturer as Calmec Manufacturing in California and a date of October 1966, and NASA contract #NAS7-101, which was the contract number for Douglas Aircraft to manufacture the S-IVB Saturn V third stage. Valve positioning solenoid still attached. This component was part of the rocket’s vent and relief system designed to relieve all excess pressure during propellant fill and flight operation. The nuts and screws are wired to prevent the vibration of launch from backing them out.

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1967-73 SATURN V THIRD STAGE FUEL VENT DIRECTIONAL CONTROL VALVE ........ PH $1000-1500

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1967-73 SATURN V THIRD STAGE FUEL TANK RELIEF VALVE ........................................ PH $800-1000

Saturn V rocket third stage Fuel Tank Relief Valve for the liquid hydrogen storage tank and the fuel distribution system.

Weighs approximately 5 pounds and measures 9"x 8"x5". Marshall nameplate shows manufacturer as Wallace O. Leonard company in California, and NASA contract #NAS7-101, which was contract number for Douglas Aircraft to manufacture the S-IVB Saturn V third stage.

This component was part of the rocket’s vent and relief system designed to relieve all excess pressure during propellant fill and flight operation.

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1967-73 SATURN V S-II SECOND STAGE INERT SAFETY & ARMING DEVICE .................. PH $400-600

A 6"x3¼” diameter Saturn V S-II second stage Inert Safety and Arming Device manufactured by Douglas Aircraft Co. Data nameplate bears NASA contract #NAS7-200, which was contract for Douglas to build the S-II second stage of the Saturn V rocket. A date found on the nameplate reads October 1968.

This particular Inert device was probably only used during stage shipment and is not a flight item.

112

1967-73 SATURN V S-IC FIRST STAGE 2-POSITION SOLENOID VALVE .......................... PH $400-600

An 8"x2½” 2-Position Solenoid Valve from Marotta Valve Corp. bearing Marshall data nameplate with NASA contract #NAS8-5608, which was contract for Boeing to build the S-IC first stage of the Saturn V rocket. Date of manufacture is March 1966, and valve bears small orange sticker reading ‘Critical To Manned Flight.’ Valve was for air, helium or gaseous nitrogen service up to a pressure of 3,500 psig. Very likely a flight item.

113

1968-72 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE TEMPERATURE SENSOR ................................... PH $400-600

A 4"x2¼” diameter lightweight Temperature Sensor from the Apollo Command Module (CM). Nameplate indicates that it was made by Airesearch under the order #NAS9-150, which was NASA contract number to North American Aviation to build the CM. Great condition.

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE FUEL TANK FILL & DRAIN DISCONNECT, GSE .......... PH $600-800

A 12"x13" Saturn V S-IVB third stage Fuel Tank Fill & Drain Disconnect made by Fairchild Stratos with Marshall data nameplate bearing the NASA contract number to Douglas Aircraft to build the third stage, NAS7-101. Date of manufacture is June 1964 and it weighs 20.5 pounds. Surely Ground Support Equipment(GSE). It has a circular handle for quick manual connection to the fuel fill port, and the fill line diameter is 4".

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1968-72 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE HELIUM RCS CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY ......... PH $400-600

Overall 4½” long lightweight Check Valve Assembly for RCS helium system for the Apollo Command Module (CM). Data stamped on part indicates it was made by Accessory Products Co. in Whittier, CA, under order #NAS9-150, which was NASA contract number to North American Aviation to build the CM. Complete with Accessory Products paperwork reading that this part was made Sept 9, 1964. Excellent condition.

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Similar lot. Apollo EVA spacesuit beta cloth In-Suit Food Dispenser (7"x1½”) used for holding and dispensing to the astronaut a high-density food bar during lunar EVA. Three Velcro swatches for securing inside the neck ring of a spacesuit.

Very uncommon with some vertical age stains.

1968-72 APOLLO NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x65) ...................................................................... PH $200-300

Group of over 65 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos of various Apollo missions from Apollo 7 to Apollo 17. Images include orbit, moon surface, training, others. Most in nice condition.

1968-69 APOLLO 7 TO APOLLO 12 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x53) ...................................... PH $200-300

120

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1960s APOLLO ERA FOOD RESTRAINER POUCH WITH ORANGE DRINK .......................... PH $300-400

A 17"x3½” beta cloth Food Restrainer Pouch for use by Apollo astronauts. A food item, such as orange drink is inserted into pouch, the mouth tube stuck through opening and zipped up.

This pouch comes with an Orange Drink inserted. Zipper still operates nicely. Manufactured by Whirlpool and is in excellent condition. Scarce. Probably not flown, but used for training.

118

1960s APOLLO SPACESUIT BETA CLOTH IN-SUIT FOOD DISPENSER ................................ PH $200-300

Apollo EVA spacesuit beta cloth In-Suit Food Dispenser (7"x1½”) used for holding and dispensing to the astronaut a high-density food bar during lunar EVA. Three Velcro swatches for securing inside the neck ring of a spacesuit. Very uncommon with some vertical age stains.

121

1960s APOLLO SEALED MEAL PACK ‘DAY 1, MEAL C’ .................................................. PH $600-800

Apollo era 6"x3x4" vacuum-sealed ‘Day 1 Meal C’ food package of type that was flown aboard Apollo missions. This packet contains all an astronaut would need for one meal with 4-5 individually sealed food packages sealed together as one.

Couple of the packets can be identified inside, such as Grape Drink and Orange-Grapefruit Drink. A small piece of white Velcro (white is for the CMP) on the outside for securing in weightless environment. This was probably a spare or used in training. Great condition and rare.

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1960s SEALED PACK OF APOLLO FOOD – INSTANT BREAKFAST ........................................ PH $200-300

Apollo-era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Instant Breakfast’ and of type flown aboard the Apollo missions. White Velcro on the package (CMP) for securing in weightlessness.

Serial #FAZ324, this was probably a spare or used in training.

Breakfast has hardened over the years, but still in great condition.

Group of 53 NASA 8"x10" glossy photos spanning Apollo 7 to Apollo 12 with several color-numbered glossies. Images include launch, on moon, training, recovery, in orbit, portraits and more.

Small bit of duplication and most very fine.

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1960s APOLLO SPACESUIT BETA CLOTH IN-SUIT FOOD DISPENSER ................................ PH $200-300

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1960s APOLLO SEALED MEAL PACK ‘DAY 2, MEAL B’ ................................................... PH $600-800

Apollo era 6"x3x4" vacuum-sealed ‘Day 2 Meal B’ food package of the type flown aboard Apollo missions. This packet contains all an astronaut would need for one meal with 4-5 individually sealed food packages sealed together as one. One of the packets can be identified inside and is Chicken and Rice.

Small piece of white Velcro (white is for the CMP) on the outside for securing in weightless environment. This was probably a spare or used in training. Great condition and rare.

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1960s LLTV NASA PHOTOS (x19) + TECHNICAL NOTE BOOKLET .................................................. PH $200-300

Group of 19 NASA B&W 8"x10" glossy photos related to Lunar Landing Training Vehicle (LLTV). Images include delivery to NASA of the vehicle and sequence of Neil Armstrong’s crash and ejection during training. Also includes a NASA Technical Note booklet on the LLTV Electronic Flight Control System.

Most photos in very fine condition.

126

1960s APOLLO ARTIST CONCEPTION NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x64) ...................................... PH $200-300

Group of 64 Apollo-related 8"x10" artist conception NASA glossy photos from 1960s mostly showing early LM and Apollo mission concepts, with some duplication. About half with captions on back, all but 3 B&W. Most in nice condition.

127

1960s APOLLO MISSION SIMULATOR BOOKLET AND PHOTOS .................................... PH $200-300

An 8½”x11" booklet from the Link Group with 8 pages of photos and information on the simulators, as well as 11 NASA 8"x10" glossy photos of the interiors and exteriors of the simulators. All very nice condition.

1960s SEALED PACK OF APOLLO FOOD: ORANGE DRINK .................................................. PH $200-300

Similar lot. Apollo-era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Orange Drink’ of type flown aboard Apollo missions. White Velcro on package (white for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial #FAX660, this was probably a spare or used in training. Drink has hardened after all these years, but package is still in great condition.

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1960s SEALED PACK OF APOLLO FOOD: ORANGE DRINK .................................................. PH $200-300

Apollo-era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Orange Drink’ of type flown aboard Apollo missions. White Velcro on the package (white for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial #FAT431, this was probably a spare or used in training. Drink has hardened after all these years, but package is still in great condition.

124

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128

1060s GROUP OF SNOOPY AND APOLLO STICKERS ............................................................ PH $200-300

Vintage group of stickers including Snoopy stickers Apollo Launch Team (x2), Recovery Team (x2) and Mission Control (x2). Several other Apollo-related and Press stickers present.

Most in very fine condition.

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1060s GROUP OF FOUR APOLLO RELATED BOOKLETS ........................................................... PH $200-300

Vintage group of 4 different Apollo related booklets including a rare 4"x10" Apollo 8 Yorktown recovery booklet, a 3½”x6½” Apollo 11 Lunar Landing G&N booklet, a 4½”x8" Apollo 9 Boeing booklet and a small Boeing Space Digest. Most are excellent condition.

130

Apollo-era 6"x6" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Germicide Tablets’ of type flown aboard Apollo missions for food waste treatment. Velcro on the package for securing in weightless environment. Great condition.

133

136 /P 1966 SATURN 1B (AS-203) LAUNCH PROOF COVER WITH RED AND BLUE NASA CACHETS .... PH $350-450

Rare Jul 5,1966. launch proof cover for AS-203 launch with two official NASA cachets in red along with KSC hand-cancel cds. Unaddressed and pristine.

137

138

1966 HANDBOOK FOR APOLLO INSTRUMENTATION SHIPS .................................................................... PH $200-300

Rare 7"x8" handbook in vinyl notebook dated Sept 30, 1966, with about 100 heavy pages in 13 tabbed sections. Includes many illustrations and much information. Title page shows age.

Vinyl covers are a bit soiled but no doubt can be cleaned.

Vintage Saturn IB Launch Vehicle Ordnance Systems manual from MSFC dating to early 1965 with almost 200 pages in five sections full of illustrations, foldouts and information. Sections include S-IB Stage Ordnance, S-IVB Stage Ordnance, Common Ordnance Items, etc. In an attractive vinyl notebook. Page edges and front cover show some minor insect damage, but still complete and overall nice condition inside and out. Scarce.

139

1965 SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLES ASTRIONICS SYSTEM HANDBOOK FROM MARSHALL ........ PH $350-500

140

1967 GRUMMAN LUNAR MODULE ASCENT ENGINE TRAINING COURSE MANUAL ............. PH $400-500

Vintage LM Ascent Engine training manual from Bell for Grumman dated April 11, 1967, with 99 pages of foldouts, charts and information. Used at time with what looks like spilled coffee spots in the right corner affecting the first few pages.

Otherwise good and quite uncommon.

1967 GRUMMAN LUNAR MODULE CREW SYSTEMS STUDY GUIDE ................................... PH $200-300

Vintage LM Crew Systems manual from Grumman dated Feb 1967 with 200 pages of illustrations, charts and information to familiarize the worker with the Lunar Module. Two large sections with the second section pertaining to the panels and their functions. Used at the time but still good condition.

141

1965 SATURN SRS DECODER AVCO CORP. MSFC LOGBOOK ................................................. PH $200-300

Vintage 9"x11" Logbook for the Avco Corporation at Marshall dated 1965 and looks to be a checkout and acceptance log for the SRS Decoder. Heavily used with handwritten timeline and test data in the front and information in the back. Uncommon.

1966 SATURN V NEWS REFERENCE ................ PH $300-400

Vintage Saturn V News Reference dated Dec 1968 with about 200 pages contained in 16 tabbed sections. Sections include The Saturn V, First Stage, Second Stage, Third Stage, F-1 Engine, J-2 Engine, Instrument Unit, etc. The first 3 pages have suffered from humidity damage, but the remainder looks to be in great shape.

1964 SATURN 1B LAUNCH VEHICLE ORDNANCE SYSTEMS MANUAL ....................... PH $350-500

Vintage manual from MSFC dated Aug 1, 1965, with about 200 pages in 16 tabbed sections. Sections include Navigation & Guidance, Attitude Control, Measuring & Telemetry, Tracking Systems, Instrument Unit, Launch Site Support, more.

In attractive vinyl notebook. Page edges show some minor insect damage, but still complete and overall nice condition inside and out. Scarce.

134

Exceedingly rare Feb 26,1966, dual-cachet launch proof cover for the AS-201 launch with official NASA cachets in red AND blue along with KSC hand-cancel cds. Unaddressed and pristine.

1060s-70s GROUP OF 6 TRW FLIGHT DATA MISSION NOTE PADS .......................................... PH $200-300

Vintage group of 6 different 4"x8" TRW Flight Data note pads for the missions Apollo 16, Skylab 2&3, ASTP, Viking and Pioneer. All have mission information in the front several pages.

The Skylab 3 has been used for notes, but the others are unused and in fine condition.

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135 /P 1966 FIRST SATURN (AS-201) 1B LAUNCH PROOF COVER WITH RED & BLUE NASA CACHETS ... PH $350-450

1960s SEALED PACK OF APOLLO EQUIPMENT – GERMICIDE TABLETS ........................................ PH $200-300

131

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1968 APOLLO SPACECRAFT NEWS REFERENCE ........................................................ PH $400-600

Pre-Apollo 8 Spacecraft News Reference made for NASA by North American Aviation and contains 34 tabbed sections.

Sections include Spacecraft, Launch Vehicles, Missions, Command Module and many more. The first 3 inside pages are worn, but the remainder looks to be in great shape.

142

1968 INTRODUCTION TO FLIGHT CONTROL MSC MANUAL ...................................................... PH $300-400

Vintage Flight Control manual from the Flight Control Division at MSC, dated Mar 1, 1968, with nearly 250 pages of foldouts, photos, illustrations and information. Name written on cover was the Public Affairs Officer at MSC. Very fine.

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1969 LM AND CM CREW COMPARTMENT FAMILIARIZATION BOOKLETS .......................... PH $300-400

Two booklets from the Flight Control Division at MSC containing information and mostly closeup illustrations of all the instrument panels in the Lunar Module (about 45 pages) and the Command Module (about 80 pages). Both dated in Feb 1969 and in very fine condition. Very uncommon.

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1970 GRUMMAN LUNAR MODULE ECS REFERENCE DATA MANUAL ............................. PH $400-600

Vintage 5"x7" LM ECS Reference Data manual from Grumman dated January 1970 with about 50 pages of Environmental Control System (ECS) data with about half being foldouts. Used at the time but still good condition and quite scarce.

1970 TWO SEALED PACKS OF APOLLO FOOD – RYE BREAD ......................................................... PH $200-300

Apollo-era 5"x5" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Bread, Rye’ containing 2 individual packages of bread, of type flown aboard Apollo missions. Dated April 3, 1970. Great condition.

146

1970s THE APOLLO SPACECRAFT – A CHRONOLOGY VOLUMES I, II & III ................ PH $200-300

Three volumes from NASA with volumes II & III hardbound.

Loaded with Apollo development information. The 2 hardbound copies are in very fine condition, softbound in good.

147

1971-72 FOUR APOLLO 15, 16, 17 LUNAR SAMPLE BOOKLETS .......................................... PH $200-300

Four vintage 8"x10½” MSC internal booklets dealing with lunar samples from the last 3 Apollo missions and containing moon rock photos and information. Titles include ‘Apollo 15 Deep Drill Core’ (about 170 pgs), ‘Apollo 16 Coarse Fines’ (143 pages), Apollo 17 Station 6 Rake Samples’ (46 pages) and ‘Lunar Sample Program Handbook’ (about 70 pages). All in very fine condition and quite uncommon.

148

1972 APOLLO EXPERIENCE REPORT NASA TECHNICAL NOTES (x17) ........................ PH $200-300

Group of 17 different Apollo Experience Report booklets from NASA, all but one dating to 1972. Topics include Docking System, Descent Propulsion, CSM Reaction Control, Service Propulsion, LM Communications and many more. Most in fine condition.

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1967 APOLLO 1 CREW SIGNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTO ...................................... PH $10,000-15,000

Very rare NASA 8"x10" color glossy red-numbered photo of Apollo 1 crew signed beautifully by Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee. Soft corners and some minor edge faults, as well as toning in the white margins. Couple of slight flaws at top center, but otherwise very fine.

Blank on back except for the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark.

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1967 APOLLO 1/AS-204 ‘FIRE IN SPACECRAFT’ COVERS (x3) ........................................................ PH $350-500

Set of three hand-canceled covers at Cape Canaveral, Jan 27, 1967, with unofficial NASA cachet in blue (regular color), red (rare) & black (test color, very rare). Attractive cachets at left in black. Very fine.

151

1967 APOLLO 1 CREW NASA NUMBERED GLOSSY PHOTOS (x13) ...................................... PH $200-300

Group of 13 Apollo 1 8"x10" crew photos on heavy paper stock, all with captions and ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark on the back.

Most in good shape but with some humidity issues such as setoff from the back of another photo, some edge flaws, handling dings, etc.

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1968 APOLLO 7 FLOWN CABLE SEGMENT ..... PH $200-300

A 2½” long copper cable segment from power cable to data acquisition camera flown into space aboard Apollo 7, complete with color photocopy of original NAA removal tag.

153

1968 APOLLO 7 FLOWN CABLE SEGMENT ..... PH $200-300

Similar lot. A 2½” long copper cable segment from power cable to data acquisition camera flown into space aboard Apollo 7, complete with color photocopy of original NAA removal tag.

AUTOGRAPHS 154

1960s WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED PHOTOS (x4) .. PH $200-300

Group of four 8"x10" photos signed by Wally Schirra including Mercury spacesuit litho and glossies of Apollo 7 launch, training and humorous chimpanzee photo. All in great condition.

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157 / 1969 WILLIAM ANDERS SIGNED APOLLO 8 POSTAGE STAMPS ............................................. PH $350-500

Apollo 7 – Apollo Program, cont.

Lower left marginal plate number pair of the 6¢ U.S. commemorative stamp issue honoring Apollo 8 mission on which Anders was the Lunar Module Pilot. He has signed clearly in black Sharpie in the bottom selvage. Interestingly, the photo of the moon upon which the stamp’s design is based was taken during this mission. Very fine.

1968 APOLLO 7 AS-205 DESIGN CERTIFICATION REVIEW ................................................................ PH $300-400

Vintage Apollo 7 AS-205 Design Certification Review Documentation manual dated May 24, 1968, with about 300 pages of charts and information. Purpose of this comprehensive review was to certify design adequacy of critical elements involved in a manned launch mission. Some insect damage mostly on front cover and thick edges, but still good shape and complete. Scarce.

– APOLLO 8 –

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1968 LOVELL AND BORMAN SIGNED APOLLO 8 ROCKET ON PAD ................................................. PH $300-400

Beautiful 12"x14" overall framed photo of the Apollo 8 rocket on the pad signed by Jim Lovell and Frank Borman. Excellent condition.

159 / 1969 WILLIAM ANDERS & FRANK BORMAN SIGNED STAMP BLOCKS ................................... PH $400-600

AUTOGRAPHS

Pair of blocks of 4 Paraguay stamps honoring American space program. One block signed by Anders, other by Borman in black ballpoint. These were probably signed in mid-1960s based on autograph style and context. Very fine.

156 / 1969 WILLIAM ANDERS SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER .................................................................. PH $350-500

Blue-printed cachet from the Space City Cover Society for the first day of the Apollo 8 U.S. 6¢ commemorative stamp. Anders has signed at lower left in black marker. His signature, especially on covers, is not common. Very fine.

MISCELLANEOUS 160

1968 APOLLO 8 FLIGHT PLAN, FINAL ............... PH $400-600

Apollo 8 Final Flight Plan dated Nov 22, 1968, with about 250 pages of timelines, charts and information. Sections include General, Detailed Timeline, Consumables Analysis, Test Objectives and Summary Flight Plan. Great condition.

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1968 GROUP OF APOLLO 8 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x54) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 54 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, mostly B&W, covering aspects of Apollo 8 mission including training and launch, but mostly lunar surface from orbit. Includes 2 famous Earthrise numbered color glossies on heavy paper stock. Some duplication and some flaws for sure, but most nice.

162

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Montage of 7 color photographs of Apollo 10 mission, 4½”x4¼” to 6"x8", matted with 4"x9¼” card signed by Stafford, Young and Cernan. Card heavily foxed, affecting signatures, and photos slightly faded, soiled and creased.

Matted with 5"x3½” card bearing note handwritten by Cernan, ‘To Joe Our thanks/for your help in making/this all possible-/ Tom-John-Gene’ (Cernan wrote all 3 names). Overall size, 16"x20". Good condition. Young and Cernan later walked on the Moon. From collection of Staff Sgt Joe D. Garino, Jr., the astronauts’ physical trainer. (University Archives LOA).

1968 APOLLO 8 DOD PRESS KIT ....................... PH $200-300

Rare 8"x10½” Apollo 8 Press Kit from Department of Defense containing more than 30 pages with most bearing attached 5"x7" photo of ships or personnel involved. Very uncommon and in great condition.

163

1968 APOLLO 8 PRESS KIT ................................ PH $200-300

Apollo 8 Press Kit dated Dec 15, 1968, with about 110 pages of illustrations and information on upcoming mission. Front cover page has corner missing and stain, but otherwise fine.

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E 1973 UNACCEPTED DAVID R CHEESMAN ESSAY FOR APOLLO 8 STAMP .......................... PH $350-450

Well known cachet artist David R. Cheesman produced this etching for stamp honoring Apollo 8 Mission using the figure ‘8’ for the trajectory as well as the number of the mission with the Moon in one of the loops of the 8 and Earth in other. Done in a greenish black on faintly yellowish background, die-sunk embossed on an 8"x10" page signed and identified as a color proof by the artist. Very fine.

1969 APOLLO 10 CREW SIGNED PHOTO MONTAGE ............................................................ PH $400-600

1969 STAFFORD & CERNAN SIGNED APOLLO 10 PHOTO ............................................. PH $200-300

An 8½”x11" color laser print-type glossy photo signed by Apollo 10 astronauts Tom Stafford and Gene Cernan. Excellent.

MISCELLANEOUS 167

1969 APOLLO 10 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (100+) .................................................................... PH $200-300

More than 100 8"x10" NASA glossy photos of images from Apollo 10 mission including training, press conferences, portraits, recovery, more, with much duplication. Most in nice condition.

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1969 APOLLO 10 GRUMMAN CREW PATCH .... PH $200-300

Vintage 4" Apollo 10 crew patch from Grumman with a bare cloth backing. Of the type worn on the spacesuits for the astronaut’s crew portrait. Great condition.

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1969 APOLLO 11 FLOWN COMMAND MODULE MYLAR IN LUCITE ............................................... PH $200-300

A 1" square section of Apollo 11 Command Module mylar flown to the Moon on the Apollo 11 mission and encased in a 1"x2½” diameter lucite display. Excellent condition.

AUTOGRAPHS

172

1960s NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED LITHOGRAPH ................................................... PH $1000-1500

Pristine early official 8"x10" NASA color portrait of Neil Armstrong in a dark suit. Uninscribed black signature at upper left. One of nicest we have seen in a while.

170

1969 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $300-400

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo of Apollo 11 LMP Buzz Aldrin on the moon and signed by him. Excellent condition.

173

1969 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED LITHOGRAPH ................................................... PH $1000-1500

Official NASA 8"x10" color litho of the first man to walk on the Moon, signed boldly in blue marker on this white spacesuit litho. Uninscribed, in magnificent condition.

171

1969 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED PHOTO .... PH $1000-1500

An 8"x9" photo, which looks to be expertly cut out of a magazine, of the full Moon and signed boldly by Neil Armstrong. Excellent condition.

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Official NASA 8"x10" color litho in white spacesuit of the first man to walk on the Moon, signed in blue, uninscribed in pristine condition.

1969 APOLLO 11 COMPLETE CREW SIGNATURES ON NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ...... PH $1500-2500

Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins all signed this July 15, 1969, four-page newspaper article in black marker.

Article from ‘New York Daily News’ about the Apollo 11 mission. Item also is franked with a USA 10¢ Moon Landing airmail, with Sept 9, 1969 (and July 20 dial) first-day cancel.

There are two vertical and one horizontal folds in the somewhat yellowed newspaper. Very attractive and fine.

MISCELLANEOUS 177

S 1970 TOGO SOUVENIR SHEET, SPECIMEN ..... PH $200-300

Imperforate souvenir sheet for Apollo 11 mission overprinted ‘SPECIMEN.’ Issued for the first anniversary of the first Moon landing. Scott #S741. Colorful, ungummed as issued. Very fine.

175 / 1969 MICHAEL COLLINS AUTOGRAPHED FDC ..... PH $250-350

FDC for the Moon Landing 10¢ airmail issue of Sept 3, 1969.

Artcraft cachet at left, black sharp signature of the Apollo 11 Command Module Pilot. Very fine.

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178

180

1968 APOLLO 11 LM-5 APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK ........................................................ PH $800-1000

Four consecutively numbered Apollo 11 VIP access badges issued for launch, originating from office of Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Each is stamped in red on the back from ‘No. 12’ to ‘No. 15.’ They were the first few badges of thousands ordered for launch. All in excellent condition. Probably never used, but kept as mementos by Debus. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, Kurt Debus’ long-time executive secretary.

Complete Lunar Module 5 (Apollo 11) Apollo Operations Handbook - Subsystems Data, dated Aug 1, 1968, and containing about 600 pages of LM illustrations, information and data. Subsystem sections include Main Propulsion, Reaction Control, Electrical Power, Environmental Control, Communications, Instrumentation, Crew Personal Equipment, and more. Great condition and rare.

179

1968 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE BLOCK II APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK ................. PH $400-600

185

Early Command Module Block II Apollo Operations Handbook dated Mar 1967 and changed May 1968 with about 500 pages of illustrations, charts, information and foldouts. The front cover and title page are missing, but the rest looks to be present.

A scarce and early AOH. 180

1969 APOLLO 11 CREW PATCH ......................... PH $600-800

186

182

1969 APOLLO 11 DEEP SPACE RE-ENTRY RECOVERY PLANNING CHART (x2) .................. PH $500-750

Pair of charts, 45"x15½” 3rd edition dated June 17, 1969. Some edge wear, still a seldom-seen colorful chart that will display extremely well when properly matted and framed. Fine.

183

1969 APOLLO LUNAR AND TRANSLUNAR/ TRANSEARTH CHARTS ...................................... PH $350-500

Five multicolor charts including two Apollo Translunar/ Transearth Trajectory Plotting charts (Polar View of Lunar Mission Profile) for July 16,1969, Apollo 11 for July-Aug. 1969.

Approximately 23"x20" each; plus Apollo Lunar Orbit Chart Mission 11, 1st & 30th Revolutions, 16, 18, 20 July launch dates. Measure: 40"x12". Usual edge wear and toning, will look great properly framed and displayed.

1969 APOLLO 11 EARTH ORBIT CHARTS (X3) ... PH $600-800

Three sheet set Sheet 1 of 3 Rev 1; Sheet 2 of 3 Rev 2; Sheet 3 of 3 Rev 3 for July 1969 Launch Dates. Two matching sets of 3 charts. Some light toning & a bit of edge wear, still fine.

Approximately 46"x15" each.

1969 APOLLO 11 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (ABOUT 300) ......................................................... PH $500-700

Large group of about 300 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, mostly B&W, covering all aspects of the Apollo 11 mission including training, launch, landing, lunar surface and recovery. Significant duplication but approximately 100-150 different images. Some flaws for sure, but most in nice condition.

Rare 4" diameter Apollo 11 crew patch made by Texas Art Embroidery and of the type worn on the astronauts Bio-isolation Garments after recovery. Excellent condition with a bare cloth backing. Specially made by the crew.

181

1969 APOLLO 11 VIP LAUNCH ACCESS BADGES NUMBERS 12 THRU 15 ....................... PH $500-700

187

D 1969 APOLLO 11 CSM RENDEZVOUS PROCEDURES MSC DOCUMENT ...................... PH $300-400

Vintage 8"x10½” Apollo 11 internal document from MSC (‘G’ mission) dated May 15, 1969, with 134 pages of illustrations, timelines, data, charts and information. Great condition with its original distribution list still attached.

1969 APOLLO 11 VIP LAUNCH ACCESS BADGES NUMBERS 06 THRU 10 ....................... PH $500-700

Five consecutively numbered Apollo 11 VIP access badges issued for launch, originating from office of Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Each stamped in red on the back from ‘No. 06’ to ‘No. 10.’ They were the first few badges of thousands ordered for launch. All in excellent condition. Probably never used, but kept as mementos by Debus. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, Kurt Debus’ long-time executive secretary.

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1969 AWARDS GIVEN TO BUZZ ALDRIN ............... $250-350

Several separate awards or gifts to Buzz Aldrin from separate organizations, given to him after his historic mission to the Moon’s surface. Includes: Certificate from Massachusetts Association of Land Surveyors & Civil Engineers 12¾”X9½”; Folder containing a certificate for the ‘Pere Marquette Discovery Award’ from Marquette University (along with an autopen signed lithograph by the three members of the crew); copies of a New Jersey state senate bill creating a fund in honor of Aldrin; a personal accolade to Aldrin from Columbia; mini-spoon engraved Apollo 11 with all three crew members’ names; three items including original music & poem composed for the moon landing from Argentina. Fine to very fine.

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1969 PLAQUES AWARDED TO BUZZ ALDRIN .... PH $250-350

Four different plaques, 3 shield shaped, one rectangular, awarded to astronaut Aldrin after Apollo mission to the Moon’s surface. Rectangular one silver-colored metal on wood overall 8"x10" from the National Photographers Assoc., Univ. of Michigan & World Book Encyclopedia Science Service for ‘Enlarging the Use of Photography.’ First shield shaped 7"x8" brass on wood granting Aldrin lifetime membership in the New Jersey Astronomical Association. Second shield shaped 7"x8" brass on wood to Aldrin for contributions to Troop 502, Webster, TX. Third shield-shaped plaque is 8"x11" brass on wood and has 1972 plaque awarding Aldrin the key (also mounted on plaque) to the city of Bakersfield, CA. Some surface scratches and flaws, rectangular plaque still has a Smithsonian inventory label attached. Inspection encouraged.

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192

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1969-85 PLAQUES AWARDED TO BUZZ ALDRIN (x4) ............................................... PH $250-350

Lot of 4 different plaques awarded to astronaut Aldrin by various groups during the years following his historic mission to the Moon, one shield-shaped, others rectangular. Shieldshaped is dated 1971 from ‘Photographic Manufacturers and Distributors, Association’ for photographic achievements on the Moon (Smithsonian inventory tag attached). Second is rectangular 9"x13¼” reproduction of July 21, 1969, front page of the ‘New York Times’ (awarded to Aldrin by the Times).

Third is 1985 rectangular Award to Aldrin as ‘Honorary Chairman-Young Astronaut Program-Viking School ChapterGrand Forks, ND.’ Fourth is rectangular brass on wood 9"x12" dated 1975 from the ‘Beverly Hills Business and Professional Men’s Association’ for outstanding achievement in the field of Space Exploration as a Member of Apollo 11.

191

1969 APOLLO 11 LUNAR DESCENT & ASCENT DISPERSION ANALYSES .................................... PH $200-300

Vintage 8"x10½” Apollo 11 internal document from MSC dated June 10, 1969, with 134 pages of charts, data and information.

Excellent condition with its original distribution list still attached. The purpose of a dispersion analysis is to assess the mission systems uncertainties on the probability of mission success.

193

1969 APOLLO 11 PRESS KIT .............................. PH $200-300

Apollo 11 Press Kit dated July 6, 1969, with 250 pages of photos, illustrations and information. A couple minor faults but overall very fine condition.

194

1969 TWO APOLLO 11 LUNAR ORBIT MSC DOCUMENTS .............................................. PH $200-300

Two 8"x10½” internal documents from MSC relating to the Apollo 10 and Apollo 11 missions (F & G missions). First is ‘Translunar Midcourse Correction and Lunar Orbit Insertion’ dated Feb 17, 1969, with about 75 pages, and ‘Lunar Orbit Activities’ dated Feb 28, 1969, with about 65 pages. Both in great condition with their original distribution lists still attached.

1969 LARGE PLAQUE AWARDED TO BUZZ ALDRIN ...................................................... PH $200-300

School of Modern Photography awarded this large 15"x18" brass on wood plaque to Buzz Aldrin ‘In Recognition of Outstanding Achievement in Photography on the Surface of the Moon and During the Voyage of Apollo 11.’ Few tiny scratches, still very fine. Smithsonian inventory tag attached.

195

1969 TWO APOLLO 11 LAUNCH AND ENTRY MSC DOCUMENTS .............................................. PH $200-300

Two 8"x10½” internal documents from MSC relating to the Apollo 10 and Apollo 11 missions (F & G missions). First is ‘Transearth Injection, Midcourse Corrections and Entry’ dated Feb 24, 1969, with 68 pages, and the other ‘Launch Phase Aborts’ dated Mar 31, 1969, with about 65 pages and several foldouts. Both in great condition with their original distribution lists still attached.

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1969 APOLLO 11 PUBLIC AFFAIRS PLAN MANUAL ............................................................... PH $200-300

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Vintage manual dated July 1969 from NASA with more than 80 pages of Public Affairs protocols, assignments, logistics, security, communications, procedures and much more. From the Public Affairs Officer at MSC and in very fine condition.

Very uncommon.

197

1969 APOLLO 11 LAUNCH & LANDING COVERS ............................................................... PH $100-150

Pair of covers, first with printed full-color cachet by NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Stamp Club with Houston MACHINE cancel & ‘APOLLO 11 LAUNCH 7-16-69 8:32 A.M. HOUSTON TIME’ handstamp; other canceled aboard Prime Recovery Ship ‘USS Hornet’ with magenta recovery fleet cachet. Very fine.

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Three blocks of 4 stamps from a Paraguay stamp issue honoring the American space program. Each signed by a single crew member from this second lunar landing mission -- Alan Bean, Dick Gordon & Charles Conrad. Stamps MINT never hinged.

Very fine. These blocks were probably signed well before the Apollo 12 mission, based upon style of signatures.

1969 APOLLO 11 SPECIAL, PARTS I & II ........... PH $200-300

Two-part Apollo 11 Special containing more than 900 total pages of photocopies of newspaper headlines and articles from around the country during the mission. Both volumes complete and in fine condition.

199

Nine complete sets of 6 each Russian metal pinback buttons commemorating the Apollo 11 mission. Each button is 2" diameter. All in excellent condition and scarce.

1969 APOLLO 11 MISSION REPORT .................. PH $200-300

Vintage Apollo 11 Mission Report from NASA, SP-238, dated 1971 and with 217 pages of photos, illustrations and information. Original presentation letter folded up inside. Fine condition.

198

1980s NINE SETS OF RUSSIAN MADE APOLLO 11 COMMEMORATIVE BUTTONS ........................... PH $200-300

202

1969 APOLLO 12 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

An 8"x10" color photo on Fujifilm paper of the Apollo 12 launch and signed by Conrad, Gordon and Bean. Small handling ding on top edge, but otherwise excellent shape.

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1969 APOLLO 12 CREW SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

An 8"x10" Kodak-type photo of scene from the Apollo 12 moonwalk, signed by Conrad, Gordon and Bean. Silver outline of some sort around edge, but otherwise excellent shape.

FLOWN 205

1970 APOLLO 13 FLOWN HEATSHIELD & KAPTON FRAGMENTS ON COVER ................... PH $200-300

Apollo 13 cover bearing 5 fragments of the ablative heatshield and a small piece of Command Module gold Kapton foil.

Excellent condition. (2004 LOA from Rick Boos)

MISCELLANEOUS 206

1972 APOLLO 13 SILVER 20-MEDALLION SET WITH FLOWN SILVER ......................................... PH $500-700

Franklin Mint 20-medallion sterling silver set made in part from silver flown aboard the Apollo 13 mission. Limited edition of 3,698 silver sets, each medallion is 1¼” diameter and weighs 0.45 troy ounce. Nice condition with box and COA from the Franklin Mint.

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1970-71 APOLLO 13 TO APOLLO 15 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x38) ...................................... PH $200-300

Group of 38 NASA 8"x10" glossy photos spanning Apollo 13 to Apollo 15 with several color numbered glossies. Images include launch, on moon, training, rollout, portraits and more.

Small bit of duplication and most in very fine condition.

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Vintage 8"x10½” MSC internal booklet dated July 1970, Vol II ‘Manufacturing and Test History of Oxygen Tank’ with 70 pages of illustrations and information. Some spotting on the edges and a small wave in it from storage, but still good condition. Uncommon.

1969 TWO APOLLO 12 LUNAR MODULE DINNER SPOONS FOR CDR & LMP ............... PH $2000-3000

Two 6¾” stainless steel dinner spoons made by Community and engraved on the handles ‘Charles Conrad LM-6 CDR’ and ‘Alan L. Bean LM-6 LMP,’ respectively, with engraved NASA logo. Part number 14-0144-01 appears 2 places in the official stowage lists for Earth launch and Lunar launch. Made for the Lunar Module moon landing crew of Apollo 12 probably just for training use, and cleaned and sealed after mission completion. Both in excellent condition and in vacuum-sealed package dated Feb 12, 1970.

1970 APOLLO 13 SPACECRAFT INCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORT ................................... PH $200-300

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1971 APOLLO 14 FLOWN FLAG FROM EDGAR MITCHELL .......................................... PH $5000-7000

A 4"x6" US flag carried to the Moon by astronaut Ed Mitchell on Apollo 14. He wrote on the flag, “Flown to the moon aboard Kittyhawk, Edgar Mitchell Apollo 14 LMP.” Excellent condition. (2013 LOA from Astronaut Ed Mitchell’s personal collection)

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1971 APOLLO 14 FLOWN BETA CLOTH PATCH FROM EDGAR MITCHELL ................. PH $3000-4000

A 9"x9" Apollo 14 beta cloth patch carried to the Moon by astronaut Ed Mitchell on Apollo 14. He wrote on the patch, “Flown to the moon aboard Kittyhawk, Edgar Mitchell Apollo 14 LMP.” Excellent condition with great color registration.

(2013 LOA from Astronaut Ed Mitchell’s personal collection)

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1971 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED LITHO ............... PH $600-800

Official NASA color litho 8"x10" of Apollo 14 mission commander Alan Shepard in his white spacesuit, signed & inscribed in black marker by him. Scarce and very fine.

212

1971 SHEPARD AND MITCHELL SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE PHOTO .................................. PH $300-400

Beautiful 12"x14" overall framed color photo of a scene from the Apollo 14 landing area and signed by moonwalkers Alan Shepard and Ed Mitchell. Excellent condition.

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AUTOGRAPHS 213 / 1972-1975 JIM IRWIN & JACK LOUSMA AUTOGRAPHS ..................................................... PH $200-300

Apollo 15 moonwalker Jim Irwin autograph on each of 4 FDCs with different cachets for Space Achievement Decade issue (Scott #1434-35); inscribed & signed paperback copy of Irwin’s book ‘To Rule the Night’; and Jack Lousma (Skylab 3, STS-3) 1975 autographed oversized cover franked with Skylab (Scott #1529) & Apollo-Soyuz se-tenant pair (Scott #1570a). PLUS 1972 INTERPEX Souvenir Card signed by both Irwin & Lousma. All items fine to very fine.

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214 / 1971 APOLLO 15 COMPLETE CREW SIGNED RECOVERY SHIP COVER ................................... PH $300-400

Multicolor printed shop cachet plus magenta hand stamp cachet on Aug 7, 1971, ‘USS Okinawa’ recovery ship cover franked with the 8¢ United States in Space stamp issue. Clear and sharp autographs in blue or black of Dave Scott, Al Worden & Jim Irwin. Very fine.

215

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1972 APOLLO 16 & APOLLO 17 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x60) ...................................... PH $300-400

Group of 60 NASA 8"x10" glossy photos from Apollo 16 and Apollo 17 with several being color numbered glossies. Images include on the moon, training, portraits and more. Small bit of duplication and most in very fine condition.

1971 IRWIN AND SCOTT SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE LITHO .................................................. PH $300-400

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1971 APOLLO 15 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ....................................................................... PH $200-300

Series 1969 B dollar bill signed by the Apollo 15 crew of Scott, Worden and Irwin. Very fine condition.

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1972 APOLLO 16 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ....................................................................... PH $300-400

Series 1969 B dollar bill signed by the Apollo 16 crew of Young, Mattingly and Duke. Circulated but still very fine condition.

Beautiful 12"x14" overall framed color litho of a scene from the Apollo 15 landing area and signed by moonwalkers Dave Scott and Jim Irwin. Excellent condition.

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1971 DAVE SCOTT SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .... PH $200-300

1972 HARRISON SCHMITT SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo of Apollo 17 LMP Harrison Schmitt on the moon and signed by him. Excellent condition.

An 8"x10" Kodak-type glossy photo of Apollo 15 Commander Dave Scott on the moon and signed by him. Excellent condition.

MISCELLANEOUS 218

1971 APOLLO 15 SATURN V LAUNCH VEHICLE REPORT ............................................... PH $300-400

Saturn V Launch Vehicle Flight Evaluation Report from Marshall dated Oct 28, 1971, with about 200 pages of illustrations, charts and information on the performance of the Saturn V rocket during launch. Name written in ink on the cover (the MSC PAO). Uncommon and in very fine condition.

219

– APOLLO 16 – AUTOGRAPHS 1972 APOLLO 16 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ....................................................................... PH $300-400

Series 1969 A dollar bill signed by the Apollo 16 crew of Young, Mattingly and Duke. Circulated but still fine condition.

224

1973 SKYLAB I LAUNCH FLIGHT PLAN ............ PH $300-400

Reference Flight Plan for the launch of the Skylab space station dated Aug 28, 1972, from NASA with more than 500 pages of timelines and information. Three sections include Flight Plan Notes, Summary Flight Plan, and by far the largest, Detailed Flight Plan. Excellent condition.

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1973 SKYLAB SPACECRAFT NEWS REFERENCE ........................................................ PH $300-400

Vintage manual from the Space Division at Rockwell consisting of 184 pages in 4 tabbed sections. Sections include General, Space Vehicle, CSM Subsystems and Experiments. Excellent condition inside, but the covers are toned and with handling flaws on the right edges from them being larger than the pages.

Very uncommon.

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1971 APOLLO 15 LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE OPERATIONS HANDBOOK ................................. PH $300-400

Stapled booklet from Boeing at MSFC dated Apr 19, 1971, just before the Apollo 15 mission and the first to use the LRV. Contains over 200 pages of LRV illustrations and information.

Very fine condition.

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1973 ORIGINAL SKYLAB PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES (NEARLY 1000) .................. PH $300-400

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Large group of about 1000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects from the Skylab program, and includes launches, training, in orbit, etc. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

1973 SKYLAB MULTIPLE DOCKING ADAPTER NEWS REFERENCE ............................................ PH $200-300

Vintage manual from the Martn Marietta consisting of 78 heavy pages in 10 tabbed sections with photos, illustrations and information. Sections include Skylab Mission, Multiple Docking Adapter, Skylab Cluster, Experiments and more. Excellent condition inside, but the cover has separated in one piece - can easily be glued back in place at the spine. Very uncommon.

228

1973 SKYLAB BOOKS (3 DIFFERENT) .............. PH $200-300

Three vintage Skylab softbound books including a ‘Skylab News Reference,’ ‘Skylab Earth Resources Data Catalog’ and a ‘Skylab Presentation Reference.’ Each contains more than 300 pages. Great condition.

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– AUTOGRAPHS –

Three different ASTP covers, includes: Official Beck cachet dated July 24, 1975, San Francisco; Beck designed hand stamp cachet in blue dated Jan 25,1975, aboard Prime Recovery Ship ‘USS New Orleans’; and a third printed blue fleet or navy pictorial cachet with the same ‘USS New Orleans’ hand cancel.

A scarce desirable group. Very fine.

229 / 1975 FOUR ITEMS SIGNED BY LEONOV AND KUBASOV .................................................... PH $200-300

Two covers, a postcard and a color photo all signed by the Russian Apollo-Soyuz crew of Leonov and Kubasov. All measure about 4"x6" and in fine condition.

230 / 1975 RUSSIAN APOLLO-SOYUZ BOOK WITH US/USSR CREW SIGNATURES ................ PH $200-300

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Soviet 10k-12 issue (joint issue with United States) honoring ASTP. A total of 6 signatures (3 Leonov & 3 Kubasov) in blue ballpoint. Mint never hinged. Very fine.

1975 TWO APOLLO-SOYUZ SCIENCE REPORTS ............................................................. PH $200-300

Two softbound NASA books - an ‘Apollo-Soyuz Preliminary Science Report’ (very fine condition) dated Feb 1976 with about 500 pages of charts and information and a ‘Summary Science Report Vol. I,’ dated 1977 with 581 pages (cover scuffs and some waviness in the first 30 pages). Uncommon.

A 7"x8½” Russian hardbound book signed on the title page by Stafford, Brand, Leonov, Kubasov and one unknown signature.

Published in 1976 with 270 pages and in fine condition.

231 / 1975 ASTP STAMP ISSUES SIGNED BY LEONOV & KUBASOV (x3) ................................. PH $200-300

1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ RECOVERY COVERS (x3) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

234

1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ PRESS KITS (3 DIFFERENT) ..................................................... PH $200-300

Three different softbound Apollo-Soyuz Press Kits. All in great condition.

235

1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x28) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 28 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, 12 are color glossies, all showing images from the Apollo-Soyuz mission. Images include training, portraits, in orbit and a set of Paul Calle sketches. Majority in very fine condition with a couple duplicates.

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1981-99 MALE ASTRONAUT SIGNED NASA PORTRAIT LITHOS (100+) ....................... PH $600-800

Large group of 100+ different 8"x10" NASA portrait lithos, all signed by male shuttle astronauts. Some duplication in signatures, but not of the image (younger and older versions).

Includes mostly early shuttle astronauts. Vast majority in excellent condition.

1988-95 DIFFERENT SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x14) ............................................. PH $400-600

Fourteen different NASA 8"x10" color lithos signed completely by space shuttle crews, all uninscribed. Includes: STS-27, 28, 30, 32, 34, 37, 39, 43, 46, 53, 56, 58, 66 and 69. Some handling flaws about, but most in great condition.

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1989-2005 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS (21 DIFFERENT) ..................................... PH $600-800

Group of 21 different NASA 8"x10" color lithos, all signed by complete space shuttle crews, and all but 3 uninscribed.

Includes: STS-30, 32, 34, 37, 39(inscribed), 53, 58(inscribed), 68(inscribed), 69, 70, 76, 80, 97, 101, 103, 108 to 111, Expedition 4 and Expedition 5. Vast majority in excellent condition.

Twelve (12) covers signed by all shuttle astronauts on STS-27, 28 ,32, 33, 35, 43, 45, 47, 54, 56, 57 and 70. Most in great condition.

238

1988-89 SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x3) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Three covers signed by all astronauts on STS-27, 28 and 29.

All in at least very fine condition.

236 / 1980s-90s SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x12) ...................................................... PH $400-600

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1989-93 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x12) ...................................... PH $300-400

Group of 12 NASA 8"x10" color glossy photos, all signed by complete space shuttle crews, and all uninscribed. Includes: STS-28(postmarked), 36, 39, 43, 49, 52, 54(x3), 58(x2) and 61.

A few scattered signature smudges, most in excellent condition.

242 / 1989-90 SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x4) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Four covers signed by all astronauts on STS-32, 33, 34 and 35. All in at least very fine condition.

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245X

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243 / 1990s SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x3) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Eight different NASA 8"x10" color lithos signed by complete space shuttle and Expedition crews. Includes STS-103, 108(primary crew), 109, 110, 111(primary), 114(inscribed), Exp 4 and Exp 5.

Some handling flaws about, but most in great condition.

Three covers signed by all astronauts on STS-43, 45 and 47.

All in at least very fine condition.

244 / 1990s SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x4) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Four covers signed by all astronauts on STS-54, 56, 57 and 70. All in great condition.

245

1990s FEMALE ASTRONAUT SIGNED NASA PORTRAIT LITHOS (x26) ......................... PH $200-300

Group of 26 different 8"x10" NASA portrait lithos, all signed by female shuttle astronauts. Some duplication in signature, but not of the image (younger and older versions). Includes Morgan, Davis, Kavandi, Fulford, etc. Vast majority in excellent condition.

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1995-2000 DIFFERENT SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x7) ................................ PH $400-600

Seven different NASA 8"x10" color lithos signed by complete space shuttle crews, and all uninscribed. Includes: STS-70, 76, 80, 96, 97, 100 and 101. Most in excellent condition.

1980s SPACE SHUTTLE HEAT TILE .................. PH $200-300

Unused space shuttle heat tile, wedge shaped, measuring about 6"x6"x3". Couple small chips but overall great shape.

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1970 EARLY SPACE SHUTTLE STUDY, VOL I & II ............................................................... PH $200-300

Space Shuttle Study, 2 volumes dated Apr 27, 1970, prepared

by Flight Operations Directorate at MSC. They contain photos, illustrations and information about the early shuttle concepts.

Sections include Flight Mechanics, Operations, Structures, Thermal Protection, Propulsion, etc. The Vol.I cover is toned and spotted with age, but otherwise good condition.

251

1972 EARLY SPACE SHUTTLE DEVELOPMENT REPORTS (3 DIFFERENT) .................................. PH $200-300

Three early space shuttle development reports from McDonnell Douglas. First is ‘Thermal Protection Development’ dated March 1972 with about 100 pages in nearly 20 tabbed sections.

Second concerns wind tunnel testing of joints and gaps - a 2-volume set with about 1,000 pages of mostly data. Former copies from MDC and in used, but still good condition.

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1994-2000 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS, MISSING ONE SIGNATURE ................. PH $200-300

Four NASA 8"x10" color lithos signed by space shuttle crews, ALL missing one signature and all uninscribed. Includes STS-60 (missing Chang-Diaz with handling flaws), STS-81 (Blaha), STS-89 (Wolf) and STS-106 (Malenchenko). The last 3 in excellent condition.

1999-2005 DIFFERENT SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x8) ............................................... PH $300-400

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1974 EARLY FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE REPORT ....... PH $200-300

Early Failure Mode Analysis of SSME report from Rocketdyne dated 1974 with approximately 500 pages of illustrations, charts and information. Used to identify failure modes and parts critical to engine operation and the mission. Front cover missing and first page off binder screws, but otherwise fine and uncommon.

253

1977-86 EARLY SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (ABOUT 50) .......................................... PH $100-200

Group of about 50 8"x10" NASA glossy photos, most in color, of various shuttle missions but mainly ALT, STS-1&2 and STS-51L Challenger. Images include launch pad, launch, Challenger debris, more, with much duplication. Most in nice condition.

254

1980-96 SHUTTLE RELATED SOUVENIR COVERS ... $350-500

Five deluxe cover albums with at least 350 covers related to the Space Shuttle program. Earlier covers have Space Voyage cachets, later ones all Colorano ‘Silk’ cachets. Includes cachets and text regarding STS flight launches and returns, pre-flight events, flight emblems, features or experiments of flights (EVA, satellites), couple tracking station covers from Spain, more.

Two albums have set of Colorano ‘Silk’ cacheted covers with 1½” diameter medallions enclosed for Shuttle flights STS-26 to 78 (mostly complete). Very fine, attractive grouping.

255

1980s-90s LARGE GROUP SPACE SHUTTLE COVERS ...................................................................... $300-400

Large group in 4 notebooks with 400+ mission emblem and event covers from the space shuttle program. About half the covers are from the Enterprise and shuttle development with the remainder from STS-1 to about STS-79. Vast majority in excellent condition with little or no duplication.

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1980s ORIGINAL SPACE SHUTTLE RELATED NASA TRANSPARENCIES (NEARLY 4500) .... PH $1000-1500

Huge group of about 4,500 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects of mostly early space shuttle missions including Enterprise. Topics include launches, cargo bay, crews, on pad, personalities, in orbit, landings, artist conceptions, etc. Too many to name. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and in very fine condition.

257

1981-82 EARLY VANDENBERG SHUTTLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING MANUALS (x2) .............. PH $200-300

Two early Space Shuttle Assembly Building related manuals from Vandenberg dated 1981 & 1982 with more than 300 pages total of illustrations, foldouts and information. Both in very fine condition.

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261 / 1986 GREG JARVIS SIGNED CHALLENGER COVER ................................................................ PH $750-1000

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– STS-51D – 258 / (STS-51D) 1985 CREW SIGNED ‘DISCOVERY’ 4TH FLIGHT COVER ............................................ PH $150-250

Special April 19,1985 cover signed by all 7 crew members: Karol Bobko, Donald Williams, Rhea Seddon, David Griggs, Jeffrey Hoffman, Charles Walker & Jake Garn. STS-51D was the 16th flight of NASA’s Space Shuttle program, and the 4th flight of ‘Discovery.’ The launch of STS-51D April 12, 1985, was delayed by 55 minutes after a boat strayed into the restricted Solid Rocket Booster recovery zone. Very fine.

– STS-51H – 259 / 1986 STS-51H COMPLETE CREW AUTOGRAPHED COVER OF CANCELED FLIGHT ......................... PH $300-400

STS-51H was canceled after crew was announced and signatures were collected by enthusiasts. In this case, ironically, Pilot Mike Smith was assigned to the ill-fated STS-51L (Challenger) mission. His signature is below Commander Vance Brand and above the rest of the crew: Springer, Garriott, Nicollier, Lampton & Lichtenberg. Cover was postmarked in memory of the STS-51L crew in New York on Sept 19, 1986.

Opened neatly at top, otherwise very fine.

Homemade cacheted cover for the ill-fated Challenger mission signed by STS-51L commander Greg Jarvis near the paste-on cachet at left accompanied by the original envelope to the collector dated Nov 8, 1985, just a couple of months before the scheduled launch. Postage was added to the signed cover and a handstamp that reads ‘SHUTTLE CHALLENGER (MISSION 51-L) EXPLODED ON TAKEOFF JAN. 24, 1986.’

Signed cover very fine. Ex- Dr. Max Kronstein Collection.

262 / 1986 MICHAEL SMITH SIGNED COVER .......... PH $750-1000

Homemade cacheted cover for the ill-fated Challenger mission signed by STS-51L pilot Michael Smith near the paste-on cachet at left accompanied by the original envelope to the collector dated July 23, 1985, just a few months before the scheduled launch. Postage was added to the signed cover and a handstamp that reads ‘SHUTTLE CHALLENGER (MISSION 51-L) EXPLODED ON TAKEOFF JAN. 24, 1986.’ Signed cover very fine. Ex- Dr. Max Kronstein Collection.

– STS-51L – AUTOGRAPHS 260 / 1986 BARBARA MORGAN SIGNED CHALLENGER COVER ........................................ PH $250-350

Homemade cacheted cover for the ill-fated Challenger mission signed by Barbara Morgan STS-51L ‘Teacher in Space’ backup to Christa McAuliffe, at left accompanied by the original envelope to the collector dated Oct 28, 1985, just a few months before the scheduled launch. Postage was added to the signed cover and a handstamp that reads ‘SHUTTLE CHALLENGER (MISSION 51-L) EXPLODED ON TAKEOFF JAN. 24, 1986.’

The signed cover was then postmarked on Jan 29, 1986, a few days after the disaster. Some light staining to cover. Signed cover fine. Ex- Dr. Max Kronstein Collection.

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Seven matching home-made covers each with a picture related to the mission attached as a cachet at left and each signed by one of the crew members. Each of these covers accompanied by the original envelope from the astronaut who returned the cover to the collector. All postmarked during the the few weeks before STS-51L launch and subsequent disaster. Postage applied to each of the signed returned covers and rubber handstamp reading: ‘SHUTTLE CHALLENGER (MISSION 51-L) EXPLODED ON TAKEOFF JAN 24, 1986.’ Clear and sharp signatures of Dick Scobee, Mike Smith, Ellison Onizuka, Judy Resnik, Ron McNair, Greg Jarvis and Christa McAuliffe. Dates on envelopes from astronauts range from Nov 14,1985, through Jan 31,1986.

Some glue staining near cachets or postage stamps, still some of the last signed items from the crew members the one from Scobee was actually postmarked on Jan 31, three days after the ill fated launch. Ex-Dr. Max Kronstein Collection.

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264

1986 COVER RETURNED UNSIGNED FROM SCOBEE’S DESK AFTER CHALLENGER TRAGEDY ........... PH $400-600

Home-made cover that had been sent to STS-51L (Challenger) commander Dick Scobee for an autograph, returned to the consignor after the launch tragedy with mimeographed inscription: ‘RETURNED FROM CAPTAIN SCOBEE’S DESK ON FEBRUARY 27,1986.’ Also cover to collector with mimeographed marking: ‘RECEIVED FROM CAPTAIN SCOBEE’S DESK.’ These markings indicate aspects of the handling of the late crew-member’s correspondence after the Challenger disaster. Ex- Dr. Max Kronstein Collection.

1986 CHALLENGER CREW PHOTOS & AUTOGRAPHS .................................................. PH $500-700

NASA photos with personalized autographs for Resnik, McNair, Onizuka, Scobee, & Smith. Plus 20 other photos (not NASA), two covers, magazine ‘A Tribute to America’s Space Heroes,’ picture of shuttle, plus 20 3½”x5" photos. Interesting group & nice autographs.

266

1986 STERLING SILVER CHALLENGER MEDAL .................................................................. PH $200-300

Magnificent sterling silver medal 61mm diameter, 4ozt titled: ‘One Minute of Eternity-11:39-1-28-86.’ Limited edition 23/100 high-relief by famed medal artist Alex Shagin.

Extremely fine. May 1986 Certificate of Authenticity and appraisal signed by artist.

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267

1986 STS-51L CHALLENGER CREW ACTIVITY PLAN ..................................................................... PH $200-300

270

An 8½”x11" Crew Activity Plan for the ill-fated STS-51L Challenger mission with about 80 pages of mostly activity timelines. Excellent condition.

Three space shuttle lapel pins flown into space aboard STS-39 in 1991, and each comes with an 8½”x11" certificate signed

by Pilot Blaine Hammond. Excellent condition.

– STS-29 – 268 / 1989 STS-29 COMPLETE CREW AUTOGRAPHED LAUNCH COVER .................................................. PH $150-250

Clean launch cover with KSC March 13,1989, hand stamp postmark signed by all 5 members of the crew: Coats, Blaha, Buchli, Springer & Bagian. Very fine.

– STS-40 – 271 / 1991 STS-40 COMPLETE CREW AUTOGRAPHED LAUNCH & LANDING COVERS .......................... PH $200-300

Matched pair of covers, (launch June 5,1991, with KSC hand cancel, landing with June 14,1991, Edwards AFB hand cancel).

Each signed by all 7 crew members on a hand-produced cover.

Crew: O’Connor, Gutierrez, Jernigan, Gaffney, Hughes Fulford, Seddon & Bagian. Very fine.

– STS-33 – 269 / 1989 STS-33 CREW SIGNED COVER ................ PH $200-300

Cover signed by the 5 shuttle astronauts on STS-33 including Sonny Carter. Excellent condition.

1991 STS-39 FLOWN SHUTTLE PINS WITH CERTIFICATES (x3) ............................................. PH $200-400

– STS-42 – 272

1992 STS-42 FLOWN FLAG ON CERTIFICATE .... PH $200-300

A 4"x6" Microgravity Laboratory flag flown aboard Discovery on its STS-42 mission in January 1992. Attached to an 8½”x11" certificate. Printed crew signatures. A top edge flaw but otherwise excellent shape.

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OTHER, USA SPACE PROGRAM

1998 STS-95 VIP LAUNCH GUEST KITS (x2) ........... $150-250

Two official folders for VIP guests witnessing the launch of STS-95 on Oct 29, 1998. Includes brochures and newsletters, official NASA photos of crew & previous Endeavour launch, patches, VIP badges, NASA color print packet of 12, postcards, ticket stubs, itineraries and the like. Mostly very fine condition.

STS-95 was notable for John Glenn’s return to space and the first Spaniard in space.

278 / / 1899-1980s CONSIGNMENT BALANCE .............. $100-200

One box loaded with both space memorabilia and other mostly paper ephemera. We note covers, stamps, US currency (including a $1 silver certificate), Military Scrip, three large volumes of reference material concerning identification and valuation of aviation and space covers, other space literature, First Day and other covers. Interesting and useful group. Mostly fine to very fine.

– STS-106 – 279

274

2000 STS-106 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $200-300

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2005 STS-114 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-114. Excellent condition.

2005 STS-114 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-114. Excellent condition.

– STS-117 – 277

2007 STS-117 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $100-150

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-117. A couple of minor top edge flaws, but otherwise nice condition.

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1960-73 ORIGINAL ASTRONAUT & TRAINING NASA TRANSPARENCIES (NEARLY 1000) ........ PH $300-400

Large group of nearly 1,000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies of astronaut business & spacesuit portraits, training, families, more. Vast majority are Mercury to Skylab astronauts. Many seldom-seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and in very fine condition.

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276

FLIP SCHULKE SPACE COLLECTION & MORE ...... $400-600

Flip Schulke (1930-2008) one of America’s premier photojournalists for more than 40 years. Schulke became best known as one of the leading chroniclers of the Southern civil rights movement and won dozens of national photojournalism awards, including first prize honors for Picture of the Year and other categories from the National Press Photographers Association and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. His collection in binder includes: assorted Worldwide SPACE issues; autographs of Astronauts Glenn, Schirra & Shepard (each on separate album page); six 8"x10" Official NASA pictures (two B&W photos for Apollo 14, 4 color lithos for Apollo/Soyuz); Apollo 17 & Apollo/Soyuz JFK Space Center parking permits; other items. ALSO includes magazine article & other material about Flip Schulke. Clean material, fine to very fine.

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-106. Excellent condition.

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1960s ORIGINAL US ROCKET/SPACE RELATED NASA TRANSPARENCIES (1000+) ..................... PH $300-400

Large group of more than 1,000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering mostly the early rocket launches, Apollo surface/orbit photos and mission emblems. Represented are Saturn 1B & Saturn V launching and testing, some Delta & Titan-Centaur, rocket engines, moon photos from mostly Apollo (x150+), lunar surface (x200+), mission emblems from mostly Apollo (x100+), others. Many seldom-seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little duplication.

Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and in very fine condition.

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287

1960s-90s GROUP OF MOSTLY NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (ABOUT 700) ........................................ PH $500-700

Large group of approximately 700 B&W and color glossy photos on topics such as Research and Spinoff, NASA People, Space Art and Structures. Vast majority are 8"x10" and from NASA and in nice condition. Some duplication.

285

1960s-90s GROUP OF MOSTLY NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (ABOUT 700) ........................................ PH $500-700

Large group of approximately 700 B&W and color glossy photos on topics such as Goddard, Tracking Stations, Training, Solar System, ISS, Planets, the Earth, Mars, etc. Vast majority are 8"x10" and from NASA and in nice condition. Some duplication.

288

1958-73 ORIGINAL VIKING PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES (ABOUT 500) ...................... PH $200-300

Large group of about 500 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects of the Viking Mars landing missions. Includes mostly surface shots with others like spacecraft assembly. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and in very fine condition.

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1976 ORIGINAL VOYAGER PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES (ABOUT 1000) .................... PH $300-400

Large group of about 1,000 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects of the Voyager program.

Includes mostly views of the outer planets as seen by the Voyager spacecrafts. Also included are a couple hundred transparencies from Ranger, Pioneer, Mariner, Vanguard, Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter. Many seldom-seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication.

Originally from a major NASA center, all hand labeled and very fine.

1960s-90s GROUP OF NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (ABOUT 800) ......................................................... PH $600-800

Large group of approximately 800 mostly B&W glossy photos on topics such as Solar System, Stars, Comets & Meteors, UFOs, Computers, Future Space and Observatories. Vast majority are 8"x10" and from NASA (some from USAF)and in nice condition. Some duplication.

284

GROUP OF NASA LITHOS (300+) .............................. $100-200

Large group of over 300 8"x10" NASA lithos with the vast majority in color. Topics range from Gemini to the Space Shuttle, but mostly Apollo. Much duplication and most in great condition.

1960s GROUP OF MOON RELATED NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x200) ................................... PH $200-300

Large group of about 200 8"x10" NASA glossy photos all related to the moon and its surface. Many taken from the Apollo missions and a significant percentage in color. Some duplication and some still have the owner’s information on the back.

Majority in nice condition.

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1988 AMERICA IN SPACE THREE COIN SET FROM U.S. MINT .................................................. PH $350-500

Magnificent three-coin set from the Philadelphia mint containing a 90% gold space shuttle coin weighing 8.359 grams, a 90% silver astronaut coin weighing 26.73 grams and a bronze space shuttle coin weighing 25 grams. Housed in original mint packaging with descriptive paperwork. Uncirculated.

290

SOVIET/RUSSIAN PROGRAM 291

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1980s COMPLETE SETS RUSSIAN SPACE DOGS COMMEMORATIVE BUTTONS (x8) ........ PH $200-300

Eight complete sets of 6 each Russian metal pinback buttons commemorating the space dogs during the early days of the Soviet space program. There are 12 dogs total depicted - four sets of 6 buttons each. Each button is 2" diameter. All in excellent condition and scarce.

1988 AMERICA IN SPACE SILVER MEDAL (ONE TROY POUND) ............................................ PH $300-400

Three inch diameter, .999 silver one troy pound medal in original red-velvet presentation case with paperwork. This uncirculated in bright brush finish medal was minted at the Philadelphia mint in a limited edition (201/10,000). Obverse features Apollo astronaut in spacesuit saluting American flag on the moons Surface with ‘LIBERTY’ across top. Reverse shows American eagle above the ‘Young Astronauts’ logo.

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1991 GAGARIN 30 ANNIVERSARY MEDALLIONS WITH FLOWN METAL (x8) .................................. PH $200-300

Eight lightweight medallions made for 30th anniversary of Gagarin’s flight, all made from metal flown on a TM spacecraft.

Some sort of blemishing on all, but still good shape.

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– AUTOGRAPHS – 293 / 1964-75 VOSKHOD-SOYUZ CREW SIGNED COVERS ........................................................... PH $1000-1500

Magnificent commemorative FD cover collection produced for the Sieger Company in Germany with Kniga Certificates for each cover/flight including Voskhod 1-2, Soyuz 3,2,5, 6,6,8,9, 12, 14 & 19 (ASTP). All signed by the respective cosmonauts pictured on the stamps franking these covers for a total of 27 signatures. Cosmonauts include: Feokistov, Komarov, Yegorov, Belyayev, Leonov, Beregovoy, Shatalov, Khrunov, Yelisayev, Volynov, Kubasov, Shonin, Filipchenko, Gorbatko, Volkov, Nikolayev, Sevastyanov, Lazarev, Makarov, Artyukin, Popovich, others. Seldom does a group such as this in pristine condition with certificates come on the market. Very fine.

295 / 1996 FLOWN MIR EO-21 AND EO-22 SIGNED COVER .................................................................. PH $200-300

Cover flown to the Mir space station aboard the EO-21 and EO-22 Expeditions and postmarked in space. Signed by Lucid, Onufrienko, Usachov, Kaleri, Korzun and Andre-Deshays. Very fine condition.

– EXPEDITION 22/23 – 296 / 2010 FLOWN COVER, SIGNED BY CREWS ...... PH $200-300

Cover flown to the ISS aboard Expeditions 22 and 23 and signed by Skvortsov, Korniyenko, Dyson, Creamer, Noguchi and Katov. Very fine condition.

– EXPEDITION 24 – 297 / 2010 FLOWN COVER, SIGNED BY CREWS ...... PH $200-300

Cover flown to the ISS aboard Expedition 24 and signed by Skvortsov, Korniyenko, Dyson, Yurchikhin, Walker and Wheelock. Very fine condition.

– BION-10 –

– EXPEDITION 29 – 298 / 2011 FLOWN COVER, SIGNED BY CREWS ...... PH $200-300

Cover flown to the ISS aboard Expedition 29 and signed by Fossum, Furukawa, Volkov, Shkaplerov, Ivanishin and Burbank. Very fine condition.

– HARDWARE – 299

1988 THREE RUSSIAN BURAN SPACE SHUTTLE HEAT TILES .......................................................... PH $200-300

Three lightweight 6"x6"x1½” heat tiles made for Russian space shuttle Buran. Unclear whether these were flown on its only mission into space in 1988. No markings can be seen. Great condition.

– MIR/EO-20/EO-21 – 294 / 1992-93 FLOWN ‘BION-10’ SIGNED COVER .... PH $1000-1500

Krosh & Ivasa, two Rhesus monkeys were aboard this Dec 1992-Jan 1993 Biological experiment flight. The ‘Crew’ returned to Earth safely, in fact, Krosh is known to have descendants. Only a few of these covers are known, extremely rare, none have previously been offered by Regency-Superior.

Flown cover is signed by A. Soldatenkov who also signed the Certificate of authenticity, also included with lot. Very fine.

Cover flown to the Mir space station aboard the EO-20 and EO-21 Expeditions and postmarked in space. Signed by Onufrienko, Usachov, Gidzenko, Avdeyev and Reiter. Very fine condition.

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1992 FLOWN HISTORIC COMMEMORATIVE COVER .................................................................. PH $250-350

Flown cover postmarked Nov 16,1992, franked with the Russian block of 25k stamps honoring Yuri Gagarin with additional commemorative hand stamps an full color cachet.

The cover memorializes the historic first flight of the spacecraft ‘Resours-500’ from the European continent to North America that took place in honor of the 500th Anniversary of the voyage of Columbus, the 35th Anniversary of the origin of the space Era, the 35th Anniversary of the European community and the International Year of Space. Signed COA included.

– SOVIET/RUSSIAN PROGRAM – 1999 FLOWN COSMONAUT VALERY TOKAREV’S STS-96 JUMPSUIT ............................................. PH $800-1000

Jumpsuit used by cosmonaut Valery Tokarev aboard the ISS during space shuttle Discovery’s STS-96 mission in 1999.

Comes with Tokarev’s velcro name tag attached and COA from M.N. Fridman which states in part, “...hereby certify that this space suit was used by cosmonaut Valery Tokarev in 1999 onboard the International Space Station and the flight on the space ship Discovery”. The jumpsuit was part of an auction or sale by The International Public Charitable Foundation For Support of Russian Cosmonauts that took place in 2005.

Excellent condition.

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1960s RUSSIAN SPACE PROGRAM PHOTOS (ABOUT 50) ........................................................... PH $100-200

Group of about 50 photos, mostly 8"x10", of the Russian space program and cosmonauts. Most look to be printed and captioned by NASA. Images include cosmonauts, launches, training, more. Most in good shape.

– SOYUZ TM-5 – 304

1988 SOYUZ TM-5 FLOWN ITEMS ..................... PH $200-300

Two flown Soviet items including a cover and a card flown to Mir aboard Soyuz TM-5 in June 1988 and each receiving several hand-cancellations while in orbit. Both in nice condition.

– SOYUZ TM-6/TM7 –

FLOWN 302

303

305 / 1988 SIGNED INTERCOSMOS PERIOD COVERS (x5) ........................................................ PH $300-400

Five covers for Soyuz TM-6 & TM-7 from Aug 1988 & Dec 1988, with a total of 13 signatures including, V. Titov, Polyakov, Manarov, Mohmand, Berezovoy among others. Attractive and colorful cachets with some scarce cosmonauts. Very fine.

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308

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2005 SPACE DOG MEDALS CONTAINING FLOWN MATERIAL (x3) ...................................... PH $200-300

Three Russian space dog medals, each containing material flown in space. Issued by the Samara Industrial Complex, which makes the Soyuz, they honor space dog pioneers for years 2005, 2006 & 2007. Medals each 1½” in diameter.

MISCELLANEOUS 307 / 1992 SOYUZ FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ......................................................... PH $600-800

Unfolded aerogram, about 8"x12", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail’ and pre-printed COA at bottom. Sent into space via Energia. COA boldly signed by Kaleri, Viktorenko, Flade, Krikalev and Volkov. Also with Yuri Semenov, General Director of Energia. No 040/220. Very fine condition and rare.

– SOYUZ TM-15 – 308

1992 FLOWN, SIGNED FRENCH FLAG .............. PH $200-300

A 4½”x7" French flag flown into space aboard Soyuz TM-15 in 1992 and signed by cosmonauts Solovyov, Tognini and Avdeyev. Bears two space cancellations and in excellent condition with COA.

– SOYUZ TM-15/MIR/ TM-14 – 309 / 1992 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ............................................................................... PH $600-800

Unfolded aerogram, about 8"x12", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail’ and pre-printed COA at bottom. Sent into space via Energia. COA boldly signed by Kaleri, Viktorenko, Avdeyev, Solovyov and Tognini. Also with Yuri Semenov, General Director of Energia. No 194/220. Very fine condition and rare.

1993 FLOWN AND SIGNED CARD ...................... PH $200-300

A 4"x8" card flown to space station Mir aboard Soyuz TM-16 and postmarked there. Signed by the Soyuz TM-16 and TM-15 crews of Avdeyev, Solovyov, Manakov and Poleshchuk. COA tab still attached. Very fine condition.

– SOYUZ TM-17/16 – 311 / 1993 FLOWN AND SIGNED COVER ................... PH $200-300

Cover flown to space station Mir aboard Soyuz TM-17 and postmarked in space, and signed by the Soyuz TM-17 and TM-16 crews of Haignere, Tsibliyev, Serebrov, Manakov and Poleshchuk. Very fine condition.

– SOYUZ TM-17/MIR/ TM-16 – 312 / 1993 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ............................................................................... PH $600-800

Unfolded aerogram, about 8"x12", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail’ and pre-printed COA at bottom. Sent into space via Energia. COA boldly signed by Serebrov, Tsibliyev, Haignere, Manakov and Poleshchuk. Also with Yuri Semenov, General Director of Energia. No 215/220. Very fine condition and rare.

– SOYUZ TM-17/TM-16 – 313 / 1993 FLOWN AND SIGNED COVER ................... PH $200-300

Cover flown to space station Mir aboard Soyuz TM-17 and postmarked in space, and signed by the Soyuz TM-17 and TM-16 crews of Haignere, Tsibliyev, Serebrov, Manakov and Poleshchuk. Very fine condition.

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314 / 1994-95 COMPLETE CREW SIGNED COVERS (x5) ........................................................ PH $400-600

317 / 1997 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Five different registered (Baikanur) covers, each with Kazakhstan franking. Dated between Oct 4, 1994 and March 14, 1995, these 5 covers have a total of 23 signatures in ballpoint pen and have attractive printed cachets. Includes missions Soyuz TM-19(x2), TM-20(x2) and TM-21. Signatures are of Merbold, Viktorenko, Kondakova, Avdeyev, Malenchenko, Musabayev, Thagard, Dunbar, Solovyov, Strekelov, Dezhurov and more. Extremely fine.

– SOYUZ TM-22/MIR/TM-21 – 315 / 1995 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Unfolded flown aerogram, about 7½”x8", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail.’ Signed by Gidzenko, Avdeyev, Reiter, Budarin and Solovyov. Very fine condition and rare.

– SOYUZ TM-24/MIR/TM-23 – 316 / 1996 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Unfolded flown aerogram, about 8"x12", signed by Usachev, Onufrienko, Lucid, Kaleri and Korzun. Fine condition.

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Unfolded flown aerogram, about 8"x12", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail.’ Signed by Lazutkin, Ewald, Andre-Deshays, Kaleri, Korzun and Tsibliyev. Very fine condition and rare.

– VOSTOK 1-6 – 318 / 1961-63 COMPLETE AUTOGRAPHED RUSSIAN CACHETED COVERS ........................................ PH $750-1000

Complete matched set of Russian cacheted covers used for the FDCs of the stamps of the respective flights. Begins with a gorgeous Gagarin signed Vostok 1 cover and includes G. Titov, Nikolayev, Popovich, Bykovsky and ends with Tereshkova. All covers dated 1964 on the date that the cosmonauts signed these covers in Moscow. These covers were prepared for the Sieger Company in Germany. Each cover is franked with stamps picturing these early cosmonauts. A scarce and valuable group.

Extremely fine.

– MISCELLANEOUS, SOVIET/RUSSIAN PROGRAM – 319 / 1970s COSMONAUT SIGNED COVERS (x20) ... PH $400-600

Group of 20 Soviet covers each signed by the crews with most from the 1970s. Signed covers include Vostok 2, Soyuz 15, 16, 17(x2), 18(x2), 21, 22, 23(x2), 27(x2), 32, 35, T-3 and more. Forty signatures in all, and in very fine condition.

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1980s FLOWN RUSSIAN COVERS – SALYUT & MIR .................................................................... PH $200-300

Two Russian flown covers including one on Soyuz 39 to Salyut in 1981 and one on Soyuz TM-5 to Mir in 1988. Onboard postmarks, and in very fine condition.

321

2000s RUSSIAN ENERGIA MATERIALS PLUS ESA ITEMS ................................................ PH $200-300

Nice group of Russian Energia items including complete desk set in vinyl carry bag with appointment book, business card holder, notebook, more. Also an attractive Energia/Mir watch in its case and Energia keychain flash drive device. Additionally there is a European Space Agency (ESA) computer bag and an ESA-Columbus module stainless hip flask in its box. Given to KSC Boeing employee by visiting Russian and German technicians.

SPACE AUTOGRAPHS – USA – 322 / 1974 BILL ANDERS AUTOGRAPHED COVER .... PH $350-500

Interesting Antarctic related cover commemorating the visit of astronaut Bill Anders to the Riometer, site of the Geophysical Observatory on Jan 18,1974 at McMurdo Station. Anders has written Apollo 8 beneath his signature in black marker. Cover also signed by the Observatory Manager Brian P. Smith. Fine to very fine.

323 / NEIL ARMSTRONG 1947 AUTOGRAPHED HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK ‘RETROSPECT’ ..................................................... PH $6000-8000

Extremely rare signed Neil Armstrong 1947 ‘Retrospect’ high school yearbook from Blume High School in Wapakoneta, Ohio.

An 8"x11" hardbound book of 88 pages, with padded & embossed covers. This was Armstrong’s senior year. Armstrong’s signature (on page 12) in bold blue fountain pen and in signature style known from his high school days. Entire signature page (which contains others as well) is clean and crisp, despite age of yearbook (65 years).

Armstrong’s photo found in several other places in the yearbook, including page 44 (band officers), page 45 (band), page 52 (Senior Hi-Y Club), page 57 (Student Council, twice), and page 65 (‘Retrospect’ Staff). Quite a leader, even in high school.

Yearbook condition overall is good with some aging, coloring by former owner and a few underclassman images cut out (none from any Armstrong pages). But, again, Armstrong’s autograph page is crisp, clean and very fine. Only a handful of these from this small Ohio high school have ever turned up. A very key item for the serious Apollo collection! (2013 PSA/DNA Letter of Authenticity #T07443)

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324 / 1970s NEIL ARMSTRONG & OTHER ASTRONAUT AUTOGRAPHS ON STAMP SHEET ......................... PH $3000-4000

Wonderful space item signed boldly by 13 early astronauts including complete Apollo 11 crew and other moonwalkers. Sheet of 50 USA 5¢ Space Walk stamps (right selvage missing), signed with black marker by moonwalkers Armstrong, Aldrin, Conrad, Scott, Young and Cernan, and astronauts Collins, Cooper, Borman, Cunningham, Gordon, McDivitt and Stafford. Bold, dark signature, very fine. (University Archives LOA).

326 / 1965 CHARLES BASSETT & ELLIOT SEE SIGNED STAMP BLOCKS ................................... PH $350-500

325

1970s NEIL ARMSTRONG AUTOGRAPH ON ALITALIA 747 ‘NEIL ARMSTRONG’ BROCHURE ...................................................... PH $2000-3000

Alitalia Airline brochure signed by Neil Armstrong. The brochure (in Italian & English) describes the innovations built into the new Boeing 747 that Alitalia flew for the first time in Spring of 1970. Signed in flight (June, 1970) on the maiden voyage of the ‘Neil Armstrong’ named airplane. Measures 8¼”x11¼”, 12 pages, Armstrong has signed in blue felt tip on the first inside page of the tri-fold booklet. Signature was obtained by young girl who was on the historic maiden flight.

Light creases and wear to outer folder, inside clean and very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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Pair of blocks of 4 Paraguay stamps honoring American space program, one signed by Charles Bassett, other by Elliot See. Both test pilots/astronauts were killed in a tragic plane crash of their T-38 Feb 28, 1966, in St. Louis. Scarce pair of autographs in ballpoint. Minor selvage flaw at upper left of Bassett block does not affect stamps or autograph. Very fine.

327

1960s CHARLES BASSETT AUTOGRAPHED ENVELOPE ........................................................... PH $150-250

Blank, empty envelope 6½”x3½” signed by astronaut Charles Bassett across center in blue ballpoint. Bassett was one of the Group 3 astronauts. He died in a plane crash near St. Louis, MO, along with astronaut Eliot See just a few months before they were due to man the ninth Gemini Mission. Fine.

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334 / 1962 WERNHER VON BRAUN SIGNED COVER .. PH $200-300

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German Mercury-related cover postmarked Nov 24, 1962 signed nicely by von Braun. Stained address, overall fine condition.

328 / 1965 ROGER B CHAFFEE SIGNED STAMPS .... PH $750-1000

Sharp and clean signature of Roger Chaffee who perished in the 1967 Apollo 1 fire. Signed in black on this block of 4 stamps issued by Paraguay honoring the American space program.

MINT never hinged. Very fine.

335 / 1965 FIRST SOVIET/US SPACEWALKERS SIGNED STAMPS, WITH WHITE ......................... PH $600-800

In March 1965 both the Soviet Union and the United States had astronaut crew members do their first spacewalks. Alexei Leonov on March 19th during the Voskhod-2 mission and on March 23, Edward White II during the GT-3 mission. (Ed White perished in the 1967 Apollo 1 tragedy.) This lot includes two blocks of 4 of the USSR spacewalk stamp. An imperforate block signed once across the upper left stamp; a perforated block of 4 of the same issue signed by Alexei Leonov four times, once on each of the stamps. He used the early version of his signature on these, stamps are MINT never hinged. Very fine and scarce.

329 / 1964-67 TED FREEMAN & C.C. WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED STAMP BLOCKS ................... PH $750-1000

Two separate blocks of 4 of Paraguay stamp issues honoring the American space program. Both signed by early astronauts who were test pilots and who both perished in plane crashes before they ever were able to fly in space. The C.C. Williams item is inscribed: ‘Best Wishes’ and signed twice, once in the selvage and once across the stamp images. The Ted Freeman item is signed: ‘Captain USAF & (NASA)’ beneath his name.

Both used ballpoint pen. Quite scarce and in very fine condition.

330

1960s TED FREEMAN AUTOGRAPHED CARD .... PH $150-250

White 3"x5" index card signed in black ballpoint with rank and USAF (NASA) hand written by him below the signature. Freeman was the first astronaut to perish during the U.S. space program.

He died in the crash of his T-38 trainer aircraft in 1964. Very fine.

336 / EDWARD WHITE II AUTOGRAPH ON PLATE BLOCK ....................................................................... PH

$200

‘Edward H. White II, Capt USAF’ has signed in selvage of USA 4¢ Seal of USA & WHO, bottom left plate block of 4 (Scott #1194). Fresh, MINT never hinged, very fine. Ed White was killed in the Apollo I fire.

337

1960s C.C. WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED CARD .... PH $150-250

White 3"x5" index card signed by astronaut C.C. Willliams.

He was killed in the crash of his T-38 aircraft while in training to become an LMP of an Apollo crew. Had he lived, he likely would have been the fourth man to walk on the Moon as part of Charles Conrad’s crew. Very fine.

338 / 1960s FOUR ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS & COVERS ................................................................... $200-300

Group of 4 items signed by astronauts including an 8"x10" Kodak glossy signed by Carpenter (x2), cover signed by Haise and a cover signed by Mitchell. All in great condition.

339 / 1962-67 ATTRACTIVE AUTOGRAPHS (x6) ............. $200-300

Four covers & two blank cards signed by astronauts and others.

Covers include: John Glenn on Mercury program FDC, Scott Carpenter on MA-7 ‘Orbit’ cacheted launch cover, William H. Dana & Milt Thompson on two separate Edwards AFB cancelled covers, Eddie Rickenbacker on a blank card with a 1918 U.S. Airmail stamp attached & blank card signed by Christopher C. Kraft, Jr. Very attractive lot.

340 / 1965 EARLY ASTRONAUT & NASA SIGNED STAMP BLOCKS (x5) .......................................... PH $400-600

331

UNDATED ROBERT GODDARD AUTOGRAPH ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

R.H. Goddard autograph on 7½”x4" piece of letterhead from ‘Alien Property Custodian’ in Washington DC. in black ink.

Matted on foamboard with black & white 3½”x5½” lithograph of Goddard with one of his rockets. Beautiful and rare signature of the father of American Rocketry. Crease affects foamboard & picture, not signed piece.

332

1960s ELLIOT SEE AUTOGRAPHED CARD ...... PH $150-250

Lightly toned 3½”x2" plain card signed by astronaut Eliot See across the center in black ballpoint ink. See was one of the nine Group 2 astronauts and died in a plane crash near St. Louis, MO along with astronaut Charles Bassett just a few months before they were due to man a Gemini mission. Fine.

1969-72 MOONWALKER SIGNED PHOTOS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Four 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photos of Apollo moonwalkers including Cernan in rover by LM, Bean with Conrad reflected in visor ‘Great Shot of Pete!’, Mitchell ‘Our Positions are in Doubt’ and Young in shuttle jumpsuit (a bit grainy). All in great condition.

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1967 JOHN YOUNG SIGNED LETTER WITH CONTENT ............................................................. PH $600-800

Typed letter signed on NASA printed letterhead, unfolded with bold blue Sharpie signature of astronaut John Young. The letter describes the qualifications and abilities that would be sought

by NASA in future astronauts in the eventual selection of candidates for a Mars mission. Young’s signature during this period was difficult to obtain and is quite desirable. Personalized letters from Young during this period are virtually unknown. Very fine.

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1962 WILLIAM RANDOLPH LOVELACE SIGNED JOURNAL ARTICLE .............................. PH $300-400

Article reprinted from ‘Aerospace Medicine’ Vol. 33, pgs.

667-684, June 1962 paper bound, signed and inscribed on the cover by primary author W.R. Lovelace. Lovelace was NASA Director of Space Medicine after having been head of Life Sciences there during the years of Astronaut selection. We seldom see anything signed by Dr. Lovelace. Very fine and quite scarce.

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Paraguay issued stamp blocks of 4 issued to honor the American space program, each signed by an early U.S. astronaut or NASA official. Includes: Walt Cunningham, Rusty Schweickart, Deke Slayton, Donn Eisele and James E. Webb. All but Webb flew during the early American space program, some on more than one mission. Webb was NASA administrator from 1961-68.

Scarce and very fine.

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1960s ASTRONAUT AUTOPENS REFERENCE LOT (x22) ..................................................................... $400-600

Lot of 22 original NASA 8"x10" lithographs or photos (6 B&W photos, 18 color lithos), all autopen NOT handsigned. Valuable as a reference. Includes Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom, Gordon Cooper, Wally Schirra (x2), Deke Slayton, Roger Chaffee, Ed White II, James McDivitt, Tom Stafford, Charles Conrad (x2), James Lovell (x2), Frank Borman (x2), John Young (x2), Harrison Schmitt, Owen Garriott, Ed Gibson, Joe Kerwin & F. Curtis Michel (x2). All appear in excellent condition.

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1960s AUTOPEN SIGNED PORTRAIT LITHOS (x23) ........................................................................... $200-300

Group of 23 NASA 8"x10" B&W portrait lithos all signed with an autopen signature. Includes Chaffee, Armstrong, Grissom, Williams, Eisele, Anders, Young and many more. Average very fine condition. Makes for good reference material.

345 / 1985 CANADIAN ASTRONAUT MULTI-SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER .............................................. PH $200-300

First Day Cover for the 1985 32¢ Canadians in Space signed by six different early Canadian astronauts: Roberta Bondar, Ken Money, Bob Thirsk, Bjarni Tryggvason, Marc Garneau & Steve MacLean. Pristine.

– GERMANY – 346 / 1970-80 GERMAN ROCKET SCIENTIST AUTOGRAPHS ............................................................ $400-600

Wonderful lot of 32 United States and 6 German space covers, plus small photos/pictures, some with multiple signatures and in most cases with additional handwritten inscriptions outlining their work at Huntsville, KSC, and Peenemunde, where they started in Germany in the late 1930s through early 1940s.

Really nice compact collection including Magnus von Braun, Dannenberg, von Puttkamer, Stuhlinger, Teuber & Wendt (later KSC Pad Leader.) A total of 62 signatures, about 50 on covers plus 10 on photos from 45 different von Braun team members.

Fine to very fine.

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347 /D 1968 IMPORTANT YURI GAGARIN TYPED MANUSCRIPT WITH ILLUSTRATIONS SIGNED ............................................... PH $10,000-15,000

Highly important paper on computer aided numerical analysis of flight conditions, with more than 50 words, 2 signatures and 3 scientific illustrations, all in Gagarin’s hand. Ironically, this paper was the work he was doing which he hoped would bring the Soviets to the Moon and was written about the aircraft that would result in his death just 2 months later. Two-page carbon typed manuscript, with numerous cross-outs and additions in ink, signed, ‘Gagarin,’ with handwritten note at the end signed ‘Gagarin’, in Russian. Also 2 pages, separate sheets, 7¼”x10¾”; on reverse of each sheet are diagrams in Gagarin’s hand, Jan 24, 1968. Autograph note signed at bottom of page 2, reads, ‘Irina, please leave empty spaces – approximately 10 cm each – for the diagrams in the text paper, where marked. Gagarin.’ Light soiling and toning, fine. Non-souvenir historical material of Gagarin in the market is extremely rare. (University Archives LOA).

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348 / 1966 GAGARIN & OTHER SOVIET COSMONAUT SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $500-750

Nov 11, 1966 U.S. Gemini 12 launch cover franked with U.S. 4¢ Project Mercury stamp with an Official NASA blue handstamp cachet signed by Yuri Gagarin and 9 other early Soviet cosmonauts including: Titov, Nikolayev, Popovich, Bykovsky, Komarov, Leonov, Tereshkova, Yegorov. Tape stain on back, otherwise very fine.

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352 / 1973 VALENTINA TERESHKOVA SIGNED 10TH ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIR SHEETS (x5) .......... PH $350-450

First woman in space signed each of these 5 souvenir sheets (Scott, #4092) issued for 10th Anniversary of her historic mission. MINT never hinged. First time offered by us. Very fine.

353 / 1963 VALENTINA TERESHKOVA SIGNED PLATE BLOCKS (x2) ........................................... PH $200-300

The first woman to fly in space (aboard Vostok 6 for the Soviet Union) interestingly signed two U.S. plate blocks on their selvage. One is the 1948 USA 3¢ issue honoring Fort Bliss (which features a rocket launch), other commemorates the launch of the Echo I Satellite on a 4¢ stamp by the United States in 1960. Stamps MINT never hinged, fingerprint on gum of Ft. Bliss issue, (perhaps Tereshkova’s?). Very fine.

349 / 1965 YURI GAGARIN SIGNED COVER .............. PH $250-350

Cacheted Soviet era cover for the 5th Anniversary of the launch of Sputnik. FDC of the 1962 10k Sputnik stamp dated October 4, 1962. Very fine with a clear ballpoint signature.

350 / 1975-76 ALEXEI LEONOV SIGNED STAMPS (x5) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

Five canceled to order stamps (four different) from Bulgaria and Cuba signed by the Soviet Union’s first space walker Alexei Leonov. Very fine.

354 / 1978 FLOWN TERESHKOVA POSTCARD ......... PH $200-300

A 3½”x5½” B&W Russian postcard of Tereshkova that spent several months aboard the Salyut space station in 1978. Hand cancels from several Intercosmos flights on the back. Some minor handling flaws from all the cancels.

351 /( ) 1973 VALENTINA TERESHKOVA SIGNED EXHIBITION SHEETS (x5) ................................... PH $350-450

Small souvenir sheets prepared for the 10th Anniversary of Valentina Tereskova’s first flight of a woman in space, with simulated 10K stamp reproducing her 1973 stamp (Scott #2753). Two sheets in vertical format, three sheets in horizontal format. All 5 sheets have been signed by Tereskova in black of blue ink. Ungummed as issued, very fine.

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Eight separate uncanceled stamps, each affixed to approximately 2" rectangular pieces of white card with USSR stamps picturing early cosmonauts. Each is signed by the cosmonaut depicted . Cosmonauts include: G. Titov, Nikolayev, Popovich (X2), Artyukhin, Lazarev, Manakov, Klimuk, Sevastyanov, Filipchenko, Rukavishnikov, Aksyonov & Malyshev.

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356 / 1980 COLORFUL INTERCOSMOS S/S FDC COVER SIGNED BY 8 COSMONAUTS ............... PH $300-400

WORLDWIDE 1960s-90s LARGE ACCUMULATION OF FDCS & PHOTOS .................................................. $300-400

Accumulation of various U.S. and foreign FDCs & show cancels; space-related photos, including what appear to be snapshots of astronauts, launches and snapshots of NASA photos; and many of other things. Includes hand-made covers with appropriate cancels for events, event covers, pictorial cancels, a couple of press kits and more. Close to 1,000 covers and several hundred photos. Fine.

Soviet cover dated April 12, 1980, franked with Intercosmos souvenir sheet signed by the following Russian or INTERCOSMOS cosmonauts: Romanenko, Kubasov, Popov, Gorbatko, Popov, Ryumin, Farkas, Tamayo-Mendez and Phan-Tuan. Brightly colored and very fine.

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1960s-70s LARGE GROUP OF FOREIGN SPACE COVERS ......................................................... $200-300

Large group of several hundred covers from all over the world mostly dealing with the US manned programs from Mercury to Apollo, as well as many from the Soviet program. Wide range of conditions, but most very fine.

– COVERS – 357

1935-86 SCARCE & VALUABLE U.S. COVER COLLECTION ................................................... PH $1000-1500

More than 300 different United States covers, almost all cacheted & related to the space program or scientific events.

Most in numbers and value are from the early U.S. space program with some pre-Mercury, Mercury, Gemini & Apollo events being commemorated. Best item is a Feb 20,1962 U.S.S. Randolph ‘Captains Cover’ for the recovery of John Glenn’s Mercury capsule. (slight glue staining as is common from the adhesive of the paste -on cachet.) Other better items include Pioneer, Explorer, Vanguard, Discoverer and many other early satellite launches with Goldcraft, Sarzin and other classic cachets. Close examination highly recommended here, since the collector was involved in broadcast news at the time and might have acquired some unusual varieties in his travels. Mainly very fine.

358

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1965-85 COMPREHENSIVE SPACE COVER COLLECTION, GEMINI TO SHUTTLE ....................... $200-300

Ten notebooks filled with space event covers from the earliest Gemini to pre-Challenger shuttle. Includes launch, recovery, landing, events, etc. Most Gemini missions present with many uncommon recovery covers, as well as Apollo 8 through Apollo 13, and most if not all pre-Challenger shuttle missions. Also a group of unmanned covers such as Surveyor. An estimated 200+ Gemini and Apollo covers, and 300+ shuttle covers. Most in excellent condition and viewing recommended.

364

1968-69 LARGE GROUP MERCURY, GEMINI & APOLLO COVERS ................................................... $200-300

Large group in 3 notebooks with about 300 mission emblem and event covers from the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo & Skylab programs. Many bear autopen crew signatures. Vast majority in excellent condition with little or no duplication. Many X-24 covers as well.

1945-60s FOREIGN COVER COLLECTION .............. $600-800

Approximately 300 different foreign space related covers, mainly philatelic with rocket covers from the 1940s and space launch and event covers mainly from the 1960s as well as astronomy & science related cacheted covers. Strength in Soviet era Russia & Eastern Europe, but also quite a bit of Western European material and some East Asia, Latin America and Africa as well. Strong in complete sets on FDCs as well as some imperforates and many souvenir sheets. Better throughout. Close scrutiny should pay off handsomely. Generally very fine.

359 / 1950s-70s US SPACE COVER COLLECTION ....... $1200-1500

Collection of a few hundred aviation and space covers, nearly all from the U.S. Includes a few autographs (note Buzz Aldrin, Chris Kraft plus a bunch of autopens (including Armstrong, Grissom, White, Lovell, McDivitt). Best included in a album with covers dating from 1950-62 which include numerous scarce older cancels and cachets related to Rocket mail, early launches, pre-Mercury, Gemini & Apollo, Actual manned launch & recovery covers, all sorts of hard to find covers here that are just not quite of enough value for separate auction lots. A great starter collection or addition to an existing collection. Much better than usually found items here. Please inspect. Generally very fine.

360 / 1958-94 COLLECTION OF SPACE RELATED COVERS, SOME AUTOGRAPHS ............................... $350-500

Two deluxe cover albums with about 300 souvenir cacheted covers honoring various aspects of U.S. Space program.

Cachets and text relate to several programs (Mercury, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle), astronauts, pre-space age scientists, anniversaries, recovery forces & tracking stations, space-themed stamp first-day covers and more. Cachets range from simple rubber handstamps to Colorano ‘silk’ cachets. Several autographs in Apollo-Soyuz section, mostly Deke Slayton & Vance Brand, but also Soviet cosmonaut Leonov. Unusual cover honors Deng Xiaping operating a shuttle flight simulator in Houston in 1979.

Additional 3-ring binder has various space souvenirs, such as ASDA sheets of labels from 1969 honoring history of flight and Apollo 11; Apollo-Soyuz souvenirs with USA & USSR covers; 1981 Space Achievement stamp block FDCs with different cachets; others. Overall very fine.

1980 KSC EXPERIMENTAL METER COVERS ............................................................... PH $200-300

Ten-day test of scarce meter imprint by KSC Post Office from Aug 13-26, 1980. First and last day pair of matching covers.

Article documenting background included. First of these we have seen in at least 25 years. Very fine.

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1963-90 COLLECTION OF SOVIET SPACE STAMPS IN FULL SHEETS ........................................ $500-700

About 60 different full sheets of Russian commemoratives from the 1960s, 1970s & 1980s in complete, unfolded, unbroken sheets of MINT never hinged stamps commemorating manned space flights. Very attractive. We have never seen as extensive a group of complete sheets of Russian space stamps like this offered before. Many complete sets with high catalog value.

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The following 15 lots are all signed artist die proofs from the 1970s and ‘80s. Each lot contains between 2-4 monocolor engraved die proofs of the same design (in different colors), pulled from the non-hardened final master die after the engraver finished his work, but before printing plates were created for production. Each was hand-pulled on a small press on thick, high-quality paper and bears the official blind-embossed control mark of the printer. Most of these items were produced in quantities of 20 or fewer. Of these, black is the most common, with only 2-3 of each of any other colors produced. The artist or engraver has signed each in pencil within the die-sunk area. Virtually all stamp issues from France and all former territories and colonies have been produced in various proof forms. Of these, designs featuring ‘Space’ and ‘Aviation’ are by far the most popular, and are seldom seen on the market.

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P 1974 AFARS & ISAS 100F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF HENRI FARMMAN & HIS EARLY MONOPLANE (x2) ................................................ PH $150-250

Separate deep blue and orange signed die-sunk artist proofs of Aviation Pioneer Farnam & his Monoplane of 1908, each 162x130mm. Scott #C91P. Very fine.

368

P 1982 CONGO 150F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF AMELIA EARHART (x4) ................................. PH $250-350

Four separate black, red, brown and blue signed die-sunk artist proofs of Amelia Earhart for the 50th Anniversary of her solo flight across the Atlantic each 162x130mm. Scott #C304P. Very fine.

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P 1975 CONGO 95F ARTIST’S DIE PROOF OF CLEMENT ADER & BATWING GLIDER (x3) ...... PH $200-300

Separate deep purple, deep green & deep red signed die-sunk artist proofs in a stylized design of Ader & his ‘Batwing’ glider, each 162x130mm. Scott #357P. Very fine.

370

P 1973 GABON 2F-10F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF EARLY FLIGHTS (x4) .................... PH $300-400

Four different (black x2, green, and red) signed die-sunk artist proofs of Santos-Dumont dirigible, Chanute, bi-plane, Louis Bleriot 1909 & Fabre’s hydroplane 1910 each 162x130mm.

Scott # 312-13P314-15P. Very fine.

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P 1980 GABON 165F & 1000F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF EARLY ATLANTIC CROSSINGS (x4) ........................................................................ PH $250-350

Separate black and brown signed die-sunk artist proofs of 165F issue for 50th Anniversary of crossing of North Atlantic by Costes & Bellonte, plus similar black & green proofs of 1000F for 50th Anniversary of 1st postal airmail flight of South Atlantic with famed French pilot Jean Mermoz, each 162x130mm. Scott # C233P-234P. Very fine.

372

P 1978 GABON 380F ARTIST’S DIE PROOF WRIGHT BROTHERS AND FLYER (x2) .............. PH $150-250

Separate black and cherry red signed die-sunk artist proofs of the Wright Bros. and their flyer, each 162x130mm. Scott #C217P. Very fine.

373

P 1975 MALI 100F ARTIST’S DIE PROOFS CLEMENT ADER & BATWING GLIDER (x4) ...... PH $250-350

Separate brown, green, violet & slate blue signed die-sunk artist proofs of aviation pioneer Ader, a manned balloon & his ‘Batwing’ glider, each 162x130mm. Scott #C258P. Very fine.

P 1979 MAURITANIA 15UM WRIGHT BROTHER FIRST FLIGHT ARTIST DIE PROOFS (x2) ......... PH $150-250

Separate black and sienna brown signed die-sunk artist proofs of the Wright Bros. flyer, each 162x130mm. Scott #C190var.

Very fine.

375

P 1982 NEW CALEDONIA 5F & 38F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF EARLY AIRPLANES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC (x4) ............................. PH $250-350

Four separate signed die-sunk artist proofs, 2 of 38F Bi-plane ‘La Rosette’ (Black & Blue) & 2 of 5F Island hopper ‘Le Cagou’ (Black & Brown). Scott #C180P-181P. Very fine.

376

P 1982 NEW CALEDONIA 250F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF PARIS/NOUMEA FIRST FLIGHT (x4) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

Four separate black, orange red and violet signed die-sunk artist proofs of 250F 50th Anniversary of first flight from Paris to Noumea in April 1932. Design includes map of route plane ‘Le Biarritz’ & 3 pilots each 162x130mm. Scott # C233P-234P. Very fine.

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P 1981 NEW CALEDONIA 37F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS FOR 1ST FLIGHT BETWEEN NEW CALEDONIA & AUSTRALIA (x2) ......................... PH $150-250

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Separate black and brown signed die-sunk artist proofs for 37F stamp commemorating the first postal airmail flight between New Caledonia and Australia by pilot V. Roffey in 1931 each 162x130mm. Scott #C179P. Very fine.

378

P 1970 NIGER 50F ARTIST’S DIE PROOFS CLEMENT ADER & BATWING GLIDER (x2) ...... PH $150-250

Separate black and red orange signed die-sunk artist proofs of Ader’s ‘Batwing’ glider and a modern propeller plane, each 162x130mm. Scott #C122P. Very fine.

379

P 1970 NIGER 250F ARTIST’S DIE PROOFS LEONARDO DA VINCI (x2) .................................. PH $150-250

Separate magenta and steel blue signed die-sunk artist proofs of aviation forerunner Leonardo Da Vinci 1452-1519 with his portrait and the earliest manned glider concept of his alongside a modern day glider, each 162x130mm. Scott #C126P. Very fine.

380

P 1982 WALLIS & FUTUNA 122F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF 1ST FLIGHT AFRICA/BRAZIL (X4) .......................................... PH $200-300

Separate violet, brown, green & blue signed die-sunk artist proofs for 50th Anniversary of first flight Africa to Brazil each 162x130mm. Scott #C102P. Very fine.

381

P 1982 WALLIS & FUTUNA 95F DIE-SUNK ARTIST PROOFS OF SANTOS-DUMONT (x2) ... PH $150-250

Separate black and steel blue signed die-sunk artist proofs of Brazilian born aviation pioneer Santos-Dumont (1873-1932) and his dirigible of 1906 and his Monoplane of 1908 each 162x130mm. Scott #C114P. Very fine.

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1960s XB-70 MODEL SIGNED BY 4 PILOTS ..... PH $300-400

Beautiful 15"x9" XB-70 North American Valkyrie 1:150 model signed on the wings by 4 pilots including Cotton, Fulton, White and Mallick plus the Program Manager Ascani. Excellent condition and uncommon.

383

1960s DYNASOAR MODEL SIGNED BY CREWS & KNIGHT .............................................. PH $200-300

Beautiful 6"x11" Dynasoar model signed on the wings by 2 pilots chosen for the program, Al Crews and Pete Knight.

Excellent condition and uncommon.

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1963-71 NF-104A AEROSPACE TRAINER AR2-3 ROCKET ENGINE MODEL ................... PH $1000-1500

Handmade wooden model of a Rocketdyne AR2-3 rocket engine that was used in the three NF-104A class supersonic aerospace trainers that were made, to serve as a low cost alternative to the X-15. The AR2-3 rocket was not the main engine, but mounted directly below the horizontal stabilizer on the NF-104A and provided 6,000 pounds of thrust for altitudes around 100,000 feet. Of the three aircraft that were made, one was destroyed in a test flight by Chuck Yeager and was subsequently made famous in the movie ‘The Right Stuff’.

Model expertly lathed and crafted in detail and measures 16" in length and 10" in height, and mounted on a 22" long oval metal base so the model can be spun 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. A couple loose parts that can be easily glued back into position. A crack runs along the engine housing, but it may be just a crack in the paint. Also some cracks in a couple of the components. A small part missing on the underside that cannot be readily seen. Since this was hand crafted, this very well may be unique.

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1967 SOVIET VENERA 4 MUSEUM QUALITY MODEL .......................................................................... PH $15,000-20,000

A Venera 4 highly detailed and heavy handmade 1:10 scale model made of cast metal, sheet metal and heavy plastic parts, constructed in the workshop of the Lavochkin Design Bureau, where the actual spacecraft was originally built in 1966-67.

Consists of orbital and lander modules, parabolic and low gain antennae(both removeable), fold open solar panels and a magnetometer bracket. Measures 15½” tall with the base, and 17" when the panels are spread. The 8"x8" base is solid oak and incorporated with the model. This extremely rare museum quality model comes with a wooden crate specially made for it.

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1970s SOVIET CENTRIFUGE MODEL ............... PH $200-300

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390

Attractive Soviet centrifuge scale model made entirely of metal on a 4"x8" hard plastic base. Model is 6" wide and in fine condition. Plaque reads ‘To Colonel Petrov E.I. on the day of 50th birthday from the commander of the military regiment #12741.’

Group of 187 books in 14 boxes, including heavy duplication of some titles, plus some NASA publications including manuals, press & promotional material, some photos, file folders, Time magazines, more. Heavily duplicated books are new (1970s) hardbacks with dust jacket, includes (with approximate number): Kent Alexander, ‘The Space Station’ (x15); David Ghitelman, ‘The Space Telescope’ (x17); Bill Yenne, ‘The Space Shuttle’ (x79); and Bill Yenne, ‘UFO: Evaluating The Evidence’ (x20). Some very light mildew, jackets sometimes stick but separable. Useful group, with some potential for sleepers.

LITERATURE 387

1960S-70S NASA CONTRACTOR REPORTS & TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM (x21) .................... PH $200-300

Group of 21 different softbound books and booklets from NASA totaling over 1000 pages of information. Most in very fine condition.

388

1960s-70s GROUP OF MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOS AND MATERIALS ........................................ $200-300

Large group of materials including several hundred Mercury, Gemini and Apollo photos, mostly lithos but with some B&W glossies, a mounted Apollo 11 MFA medallion, some philatelic items, some mission booklets and a NASA meatball logo backpatch. A mixed lot with viewing recommended.

389

USA 1970s-80s SPACE BOOKS & LITERATURE ..... $300-400

391

1962 EARLY MARSHALL FABRICATION OF LARGE SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES MANUALS ............ PH $300-400

Two early ‘State-Of-The-Art Fabrication of Large Space Launch Vehicles’ manuals, Vol II & III, both in vinyl 3-ring notebooks from MSFC and dated 1962. Vol. II concerns itself with Welding and Jointing, while Vol.III is Cleaning, Coating, Corrosion, Inspection. Both used at the time but in good shape. Quite scarce for sure.

1974 ATLAS OF SURVEYOR V TELEVISION DATA ..................................................................... PH $200-300

Hardbound 9"x12" book from NASA, SP-341, dated 1974 with nearly 600 pages of Surveyor V photos, data and information.

Some wear on the cover, but nice inside. Uncommon.

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1907-78 SIGNED CHECKS BY JACK LONDON, TENNESSEE WILLIAMS & ERROL FLYNN ....... PH $600-800

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‘Irving Berlin’ signed twice in dark blue ink on a block of 4 stamps of the Washington 1¢ green stamp from the 1938 Presidential series. Stamps very fine, mint. Very fine & attractive. (2002 PSA-DNA LOA copy for the ‘White House Book’ from which it was taken).

Selection of 5 signed checks, includes 3 checks for years 1907 & 1910 (x2) signed by JACK LONDON (1876-1916); 1947 check signed by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS (1911-83); and 1978 check signed by actor ERROL FLYNN (1909-59). All checks fine to very fine.

394 /D 1962 ROBERT CRUMB ORIGINAL HAND-DRAWN COMIX STRIP ......................... PH $4000-6000

Very rare original complete pencil comic strip on lined paper (2 pages, 6¾”x8½”, back-to-back) by Underground Comix cult hero Robert Crumb (b. Aug. 30, 1943). Strip dated St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) 1962, and titled ‘A Sad Comic Strip,’ consisting of Little Billy Bean’s thoughts as he lies on the floor contemplating his own depression through 12 frames. Bean was Crumb’s pre-LSD comic alter-ego. Great example of early work of the man who created the ultimate 1960s visual symbol of striding men with the caption ‘Keep on Truckin’ - an image Crumb unfortunately failed to copyright. Few small spots, otherwise fine and unique. (University Archives LOA).

395

1980-81 CLAYTON LEWIS ALS & ORIGINAL SIGNED ENVELOPES ...................................... PH $1000-1500

Famed California artist Clayton Lewis is noted for the individually hand-painted envelopes he sent from his home in the tiny town of Marshall, CA, to to his mother in Townsend, WA, for several years. Fewer than 1,000 of these covers exist with many in major museum collections and therefore not available to the market. This display contains 5 of those covers are contained in a glass (front and back) display approximately 18"x30". One complete handwritten letter dated Feb 6, 1981, is also included in this display. Envelopes are opened at top, as always, are postmarked and have some reminders of having passed through the U.S. Mails. Overall fine and scarce.

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RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER MONOGRAM CIGARETTE CASE (UNDATED) ...................... PH $2000-3000

Two-sided Russian enameled silver cigarette case with diamond jeweled applique crest and Alexander III monogram on one side and Russian double-headed eagle on other side. Interior holds ‘88’ silver purity with town marks and workmaster Cyrillic mark. Includes fitted silk-lined wooden presentation box. Measures slightly larger than 2½”x3½”x½”, weight 2.50 ozt. Fabulous gift item.

c.300-600 A.D. MIDDLE EAST NEEDLE WORK .................................................. PH $1500-2000

Two items: (1) Pictorial textile fragment, approximately 8"x5½”, tan background, depicting two figures in brown fabric conversing. Head covering resembles Egyptian headdress.

Some loss, mostly at left tan background and brown fabric perimeter. Very little loss at figures; (2) Decorative textile depicting a 2"x2½” oval-shaped pendant suspended from a 1½”x6" strip, sewn onto a 2½”x10½” woven strip. One symbol depicted on strip; 5 symbols embroidered on pendant.

Fine. Included catalog card notes it was ‘Purchased with contributions at Minassian Sale in New York, April 6, 1925.’

(University Archives COA).

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RUSSIAN GUILLOCHE ENAMELED LETTER OPENER (UNDATED) ....................................... PH $2000-3000

Russian guilloche enameled silver letter opener finial to handle.

White guilloche handle with emerald jeweled double eagle applique. Diamonds and ruby jewels as well. Gold wash throughout. Blade holds ‘84’ silver purity and town mark and ‘EK’ workmaster mark. Measures 9¾” in length and weighs 4.81 ozt. Includes fitted, white silk lined, wooden presentation box. Magnificent.

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RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER & TURTLE SHELL BOX (UNDATED) ................................. PH $2000-3000

Magnificent 3"x2"x¾” box of silver and turtle shell with jade, natural pearl, rose-diamonds and emeralds. Has ‘88’ silver purity mark as well as town and workmaster Cyrillic marks.

Wonderful presentation item in fitted wooden box.

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Arts – PHOTOGRAPHY – In 1958 Ansel and Virginia Adams selected six of his Yosemite photographs to be sold through the family business, Best’s Studio in Yosemite National Park. These prints were made from the original negatives by an assistant under Ansel Adams’ precise direction. These proved so popular that he added more images to the set until the number was capped at 30 at the time of his death in 1984.

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1958 ANSEL ADAMS GELATIN SILVER SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT .................................. PH $3000-4000

402

Beautiful print titled: Yosemite Falls. Back stamped label reads: Special Edition of Fine prints-Photographs of Yosemite by Ansel Adams-This is print 227 of S.E.Y. No 4 (S.E.Y. = Special Edition Yosemite), and the handwritten title. Artist signed on the front in black at lower right. Image size about 7¼”x9½” and is matted to 13½”x16½”. Pristine.

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1958 ANSEL ADAMS GELATIN SILVER SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT ................... PH $3000-4000

Beautiful print titled: Upper Yosemite Falls. Back stamped label reads: Special Edition of Fine prints-Photographs of Yosemite

by Ansel Adams-This is print 70 of S.E.Y. No 13 (S.E.Y. = Special Edition Yosemite), and the handwritten title. Artist signed on the front in black ink at lower right. Image size about 7½”x9½” and is matted to 13½”x16½”. Pristine.

Beautiful print titled: Mt Loyal and Mt McClure. Back stamped label reads: Special Edition of Fine prints-Photographs of Yosemite by Ansel Adams. This is print 40 of S.E.Y. No 15 (S.E.Y. = Special Edition Yosemite), and the handwritten title.

Artist signed on the front in black ink at lower right. Image size about 9½”x7½” and matted to 16½”x13½”. Pristine.

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1970s ANSEL ADAMS GELATIN SILVER PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT, INITIALED .............. PH $1500-2500

Beautiful print titled: Moon and Half Dome. Back stamped label reads: ‘Special Edition Photographs of Yosemite by Ansel Adams-Moon and Half Dome Yosemite National Park, California-Printed by Alan Ross from Ansel Adams’ original negative under his supervision and initialed ‘AA’ by him. Image size about 7½”x9½” and is matted to 13½”x16½”. Pristine.

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1910 EDWARD S. CURTIS ORIGINAL GRAVURE FROM FOLIO, ‘WISHHAM FEMALE TYPE’ ....... PH $700-900

Original 9¼”x12½” gravure from Edward S. Curtis’ groundbreaking 20-volume ‘The North American Indian,’ this image from Volume 8 (published 1910). Gravure is blind embossed in upper right border ‘University of Oregon Library / Eugene, Oregon.’

Captioned ‘From Copyright Photograph 1910 by E.S. Curtis.’ The Wishham are a part of the Yakama Nation living in the state of Washington. Photographer Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) spent 30 years recording the life of the North American Indian west of the Mississippi, publishing the results in the set for which he is famous. Fine. (University Archives LOA)

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1956 COMPLETE SCRIPT SIGNED BY ‘LUCY’ (LUCILLE BALL) .................................................. PH $200-300

‘LUCY’ signed complete mimeographed script for ‘I Love Lucy’ - Show No. 167 ‘LUCY WANTS TO MOVE TO THE COUNTRY.’ She wrote boldly in black ink: ‘Love, Lucy’ at lower left. Quite scarce & very fine.

406

1947 INGRID BERGMAN SIGNED PHOTO ......... PH $350-500

Gorgeous, blue ballpoint signed and dated B&W photo of the 3-time Academy award winning actress. Two tiny indents at left edge do not detract. Scarce and very fine.

407

1980s JAMES CAGNEY SIGNED CARICATURE .. PH $300-400

Felt-tip 7"x9" caricature of James Cagney brandishing a tommy gun (artist unknown). Cagney’s flowing autograph appears at lower right. Paper, drawing are fresh and clean. Very fine.

408

1940s JOAN CRAWFORD SIGNED PHOTO ....... PH $200-300

Approximately 8"x10" B&W photo of iconic movie star (Academy Award, Best Actress). Framed to 13½”x15½”. Very fine.

409

1960s JOAN CRAWFORD SIGNED PHOTO ....... PH $200-300

Very attractive 8"x10" B&W photo of major academy Award winning actress. Signed & inscribed in black ballpoint. Light toning, still very fine.

410

1955 BETTE DAVIS AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS ... PH $200-300

Two different 8"x10" B&W photos of iconic actress Bette Davis, one in costume from the 1955 film ‘The Virgin Queen,’ other photo apparently a bit later of the actress in informal clothing, both inscribed and signed in black marker. Very fine.

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1964 JUDY GARLAND SIGNED CHECK ............ PH $500-700

1918 WILLIAM S. HART AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

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1970s GROUCHO (MARX) SIGNED PHOTO ...... PH $150-250

Scarce B&W photo (4"x5") of the famed comedic actor Groucho Marx, inscribed ‘to Nancy’ and signed ‘Groucho’ in blue. Very fine.

421

1940s COWBOYS BOB STEELE, DAN DURYEA AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS ................................... PH $300-400

Pair of attractive autographed photos from Silver Screen-era cowboys Bob Steele & Dan Duryea. Steele (often thought to be inspiration for Dennis the Menace’s ‘Cowboy Bob’) signed 8"x10" matte-finish sepia tone. Duryea, who frequently portrayed bad-guy cowboys, signed & inscribed 4½”x7" mattefinish image (with AWA LOA). Attractive and very fine pair.

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1990 JULIA ROBERTS & RICHARD GERE SIGNATURES ON PRETTY WOMAN DISPLAY ... PH $300-400

Framed 13"x20" CD of original soundtrack from the iconic movie ‘Pretty Woman.’ Roberts signed in blue, Gere in black Sharpie on display below disc. Few dings on frame, otherwise fine.

1930s PETER LORRE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ... PH $200-300

Scarce sepia tone 8"x10" photo of great actor signed: ‘Best Wishes’ in black fountain pen. Minor dents & flaws, still very fine.

c.1980 SAM PECKINPAH SIGNED PHOTOS ...... PH $350-500

Pair of 8"x10" B&W signed, inscribed photos mounted, matted and framed together to about 14"x20". Both inscribed to ‘Steve’ in black marker. The famous director’s autograph is quite scarce. Very fine.

Great photo of the early silent film cowboy with two ‘six-guns.’

B&W with black inscription and signature. Date indicated on back. Very minor spots in left margin, otherwise very fine.

415

1950s GREGORY PECK SIGNED PHOTOS (x2) .. PH $350-500

Pair of 8"x10" B&W photos of Academy Award winning Actor (best actor for his role as Atticus Finch in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’). Both are signed in black marker, one has small tear in left margin, otherwise only light wrinkles visible from back only.

Kingsrow Enter(ainment)Inc Beverly Hills check to Jolly Roger Inns for $85.10, signed by Judy Garland as authorized signature. Bold signature, fine to very fine.

414

c.1970 PAUL NEWMAN SIGNED PHOTO ........... PH $200-300

Classic head shot on 8"x10" B&W glossy of actor. Tiny pinhole in blank bottom selvage. Signed and inscribed in black marker.

1957 CLARK GABLE SIGNED CARICATURE .... PH $500-700

Attractive 8½”x9¾” ink wash-style caricature on bristol board of Clark Gable in profile. Gable’s pencil signature appears at lower left, near corner. Edges trimmed unevenly, but decent margins and sharp corners. Scarce and fine.

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1945 CLARK GABLE SIGNED CHECK ............... PH $150-250

Personal check with Gable’s name printed at top and full signature in brownish-black ink. Couple of minor edge faults and very slight soiling, still very fine.

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1940s-50s HEDDA HOPPER’S ‘ELIZABETH TAYLOR’ ARCHIVE .......................................... PH $3000-4000

Fabulous archival grouping of more than 90 items from files of Hedda Hopper regarding Elizabeth Taylor. Includes selection of Elizabeth Taylor signed items, all to Hopper featuring undated Christmas card with handwritten text by Taylor concerning her new pet chipmunk ‘Nibbles,’ with full signature

by Taylor, 1946 ‘Courage of Lassie’ Christmas & New Year’s card with stylized greetings and signature by Ms Taylor, 1948 ALS signed ‘Elizabeth’ with original mailing envelope, 1950 ALS signed ‘Elizabeth T’ with original mailing envelope bearing full signature on reverse (roughly opened affecting signature), cute 1954 Easter card signed ‘Elizabeth’ to which she adds ‘& Mike (Wilding)’ and 1955 thank you card signed ‘Elizabeth.’

Also includes typed transcripts of interviews of Ms Taylor by Hopper, typed transcripts of Hopper articles about Taylor, some with handwritten edits and correspondence from art dealer and Ms Taylor’s father, Francis, as well as one ALS from Sara, Ms. Taylor’s mother to Hedda Hopper. In addition, there is good amount of collateral material with dated news clippings including articles by both Hedda Hopper and others. Much information here including about Ms Taylor’s early loves such as Glenn Davis and Bill Pawley, Jr. Fascinating offering with much original material that cannot be matched.

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1940s ELIZABETH TAYLOR SIGNED PHOTO ... PH $400-600

Beautiful 8"x10" B&W of the iconic actress inscribed: ‘To Paula-Best wishes always’ in black. Wrinkle at lower light, otherwise fine.

424

1930s THELMA TODD AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO . PH $600-800

RARE autographed 5"x7" sepia-tone STAX studio photo of Todd with her dog. Todd signed in green ink near lower right.

Although her name is not familiar to many modern-day film buffs, Thelma Todd’s face is. She starred in close to 120 movies with the Marx Brothers, Laurel & Hardy, Buster Keaton and others from 1926 until her suspicious death (read murder) in 1935. Photo is very fine with sharp corners, no creases or emulsion breaks. (Accompanied by AWA LOA)

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1930s SPENCER TRACY LARGE AUTOGRAPHED PORTRAIT ............................... PH $400-600

Large, 10"x12½” Clarence Sinclair Bull (MGM photographer) full-face portrait of young Spencer Tracy. Tracy inscribed the image in fountain pen ‘To Louise Duncan Sincerely, Spencer Tracy.’ Image has corner creases and paper clip marking near top, but not distracting. Fine.

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1930s MAE WEST SIGNED OVERSIZE PHOTO .. PH $200-300

Group of 4 different 14"x11" horizontal color lobby cards, each signed by the male lead actor in the film. Includes: Burt Lancaster in ‘The Scalphunters,’ Jerry Lewis as ‘The Delicate Delinquent,’ Vincent Price in ‘Son of Sinbad’ and Jack Palance in ‘Once a Thief.’ Some corner & edge wear, generally fine.

431 / 1970s SIGNATURES OF MOSTLY ENTERTAINERS (x21) ......................................... PH $200-300

Group of 21 photos, covers and cards signed by various entertainment personalities including Jimmy Stewart (x7), Kate Smith and Bob Hope along with authors Cornelius Ryan and William Manchester, and other notables such as Norman Vincent Peale. Very fine condition overall.

Framed to 16¾”x20¾” this gorgeous 11"x14" B&W of famed 1930s blonde ‘bombshell’ simply jumps out of image. Signed and inscribed to ‘Jack McCaffery’ in white ink. Very fine.

427

1970s NATALIE WOOD SIGNED PHOTO ............ PH $200-300

Rare B&W glossy photo (5"x7") of the gorgeous actress Natalie Wood who tragically drowned in her prime. Very fine.

428 / 1941 ACTOR SIGNATURES ON COVERS (x3) .... PH $250-350

Three covers addressed to famous actors at their studios, each with ink autograph on face. Includes Errol Flynn (requester from Canada), James Cagney (signed “Jim”) and George Brett.

Each cover with small tape stain at top from storage, does not affect signatures.

429

1942 MOVIE STAR AUTOGRAPHS ON DEFENSE STAMP ALBUMS ................................ PH $200-300

1955-68 SIGNED LOBBY CARDS: LANCASTER, LEWIS, PRICE & PALANCE ................................ PH $200-300

432

1995 AUTOGRAPHED DISPLAY FOR MOVIE ‘SEVEN’ ................................................................ PH $200-300

Three photos, one each signed by stars Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman & Kevin Spacey from this David Fincher directed thriller about the ‘seven deadly sins.’ Wood framed in horizontal format, this presentation has three 8"x10" color photos of the stars double matted in black and red to an overall dimensions of 37½”x13½”. All signed in black Sharpie. Very fine.

Historic group of 8 United States savings stamp booklets (7 different) that were distributed during WWII to help people save for Savings bonds. Each of these signed by famous Hollywood stars of the time, probably to help with fund raising for the war effort. Signatures include: Clark Gable, Joan Crawford (X2), Nelson Eddy, Robert Taylor, Mickey Rooney, Walter Pidgeon & Eleanor Powell. Very fine.

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1920s SILENT MOVIE LOBBY CARDS SELECTION .......................................................... PH $400-600

Group of 101 color (4 B&W) 1920s Lobby Cards, each 11"x14". Includes some complete sets and 8 title cards for Westerns and couple Romances & Comedies. Many different stars & production companies represented, includes stars: Hoot Gibson, Adolphe Menjou, Yakima Canutt, Lon Chaney, Jack Hoxi, Ranger the Dog and others, and production companies: Blue Streak Western, MGM, Paramount, Warner Brothers, Universal and others. A few highlights include: 1926 ‘Chip of the Flying U’ starring Hoot Gibson with 6 cards; 1926 ‘Desperate Game’ with Pete Morrison with 6 cards including title card; 1926 ‘Flashing Fangs’ & 1927 ‘The Outlaw Dog’ each with 2 cards featuring Ranger the Dog; 1927 ‘Mr. WU (2 cards) starring Lon Chaney; 1926 ‘The Ice Flood’ starring Kenneth Harlan & Viola Dana with 8 cards including title card, plus 1 duplicate; 1927 ‘Love’s Great Mistake’ (5 cards including title) starring Evelyn Brent & William Powell; title & scene cards for ‘Red Hot Leather’ & ‘The Fighting Three’ both starring Jack Hoxie; 1926 ‘Glenister of the Mounted’ starring Lefty Flynn with title & 6 scene cards; 1926 ‘Fighting with Buffalo Bill’ starring Wallace MacDonald with B&W title & 3 scene cards; others. Owner’s inventory list included. All lobby cards with usual minor nicks, tears & soiling, one torn in half, overall fine & better.

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1930s-70s LEGENDARY BROWN DERBY WALL SKETCHES & PHOTOS ................................. $750-1000

Close to 90 sketches, photos and other similar types of items that adorned the wall of famous Hollywood restaurant BROWN DERBY that ended its spectacular run in 1985. These are fine reproductions authorized by The Brown Derby. One finds Actors, with many academy award winners, political figures including President Franklin D Roosevelt, celebrities and others. Size varies from roughly 7½”x9½” to 13½”x12½”.

Diners reveled in going from room to room in the Derby looking at all the photos & sketches of famous people who had eaten there. With the closing of the Brown Derby (1929-85), one of the last old Hollywood restaurant icons offering a true slice of entertainment history as well as Americana is now gone forever.

Would make fantastic decoration for diner, movie house or den, or for resale. Overall fine, some light water or corner damage to some. Very much worth a look.

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1950s ‘FATS’ DOMINO SIGNED PHOTOS (x12) ... PH $300-400

Group of twelve 8"x10" B&W photos, signed mostly in blue sharpie by legendary musician Fats Domino. All the same photo. Vast majority in excellent condition.

437

1970s DUKE ELLINGTON SIGNED PHOTO ....... PH $200-300

1920s-1970s LARGE GROUP OF 800+ MOVIE & STAR PHOTOS ................................................. PH $300-400

Scarce B&W 8"x10" glossy studio photo (from ABC) of The great composer/musician. Inscribed ‘To Nancy’ and signed in purple ink. Very fine.

Large group of approximately 800 mostly B&W 8"x10" photos of movie stills, lobby card photos, actors, actresses and more, ranging from silent movies in the 1920s to about the 1970s.

Many vintage photos and loads of famous actor/actresses and movies present. Most in nice condition.

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1980s BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

An 8"x10" B&W photo inscribed ‘To Henry’ and signed in black Sharpie by the ‘Boss.’ Framed to about 14"x11". Fine.

443

1940s-60s SHEET MUSIC FROM HOLLYWOOD MOVIES ................................................................ PH $350-500

About 500 in large carton, mostly different, (no heavy duplication) sheet music scores from hundreds of Hollywood films of the period. Great covers on most featuring stars from Sinatra, Crosby, Martin & Lewis and Dorothy Lamour. Also includes Disney feature cartoons such as ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Snow White.’ Condition varies but mainly fine. Some have initials or signatures on covers but most are clean and suitable for framing. brings back lots of memories of greats of the era.

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438

1950s SCARCE 78 RPMS, WILLIAMS, EVERLYS, MORE .................................................................... PH $400-600

Healthy collection of 14 better classic 78s, 8 of which are Hank Williams (on MGM). Includes: DJ edition ‘I Can’t Escape From You’ (cracked); ‘Your Cheatin’ Heart’; ‘Jambalaya’; ‘Hey Good Lookin’; ‘Why Don’t You Love Me’; ‘They’ll Never Take Her Love Away From Me’; ‘My Love For You’; and ‘Half As Much.’

Others include Everly Brothers ‘Wake Up Little Susie’ (Cadence); Bill Haley ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll’ (Decca) and other 78s by Clyde McPhatter, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Ink Spots and The Platters. Usual wear, but overall fine.

1946 WOODY GUTHRIE SIGNED LETTER .... PH $2500-3500

‘Woody’ Guthrie (1912-67), 1946 typed signed letter 1p, 8"x10½” lined notebook paper previously used for doodling, signed at bottom with toned transparent adhesive tape repairing tear through signature. Letter addressed to ‘Asch Studios/Disc and Union Records,/Piles of Other stuff;’ begins: ‘Dear folks: The Daily Worker is using artists from Peoples Songs in a Hoot to raise money on the 29th of June, this month. Six artists will perform. Cisco Houston, Charlotte Anthony, Sis Cunningham, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, plus a speaker.’ Guthrie suggests ‘You ought to get your table of display set up there...This is a strongly progressive district...always voting for Caccione and you can expect to be nicely received.’ Great content. Tears, wrinkles & folds at bottom not affecting content.

Fine. (University Archives LOA).

439

c.1970 JACKSON FIVE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ................................................................ PH $750-1000

Signed in black marker by five different Jackson brothers, includes: Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon & Michael, this 8"x10" B&W glossy in a great collector piece. Inscribed ‘To Jeff,’ it shows the young group together apparantly in rehearsal mode.

Only slight handling wrinkles, nor apparent paper creases of folds. Very fine.

440

1952 MARIO LANZA SIGNED PHOTOS (x4) .... PH $750-1000

Signed photos of the great opera singer and actor rarely available. This lot includes 4 signed B&W photos, three 8"x10" and one 10"x11¾”. The larger photo and one of the smaller ones are inscibed and signed in green ink and are faulty, one of the other two has a small, perhaps cleanable stain at the upper left and is signed in gold pen and inscribed in gold and black. The last one is signed, dated and inscribed in blue ballpoint and only has a minor finger bend at top. A scarce and great group.

441

c.1940s FRANK SINATRA SIGNED ITEMS (x2) ... PH $500-750

Two different Sinatra items, one 8"x10" B&W glossy photo signed lightly in black at upper left plus a toned 5"x4" piece of paper with a typed poem signed at top ‘Frank Sinatra’ and at bottom ‘Francis’ both in blue ball-point. The poem appears to be a thank you note for the gift of cigarette boxes and is addressed to ‘Nora’. Photo has a pinhole it bottom center that would be covered by framing, the poem is very heavily browned. Interesting items.

1954 ELVIS PRESLEY SUN RECORD ‘THAT’S ALL RIGHT’ ........................................ PH $1500-2000

This is the one, the holy grail of record collecting! Very pretty example of Sun Records #209, ‘That’s All Right’ (b/w ‘Blue Moon of Kentucky’), with lightly worn labels and minimal scratching (‘Darlene’ is written in). This version features ‘Wabash Music Co. BMI’ on the A side, and ‘Peer BMI’ on the B side. Presley’s version of Arthur Crudup’s song was recorded July 5, 1954, and was released July 19. During an uneventful recording session at Sun Studios, Presley, Scotty Moore and Bill Black were taking a break between recordings. Presley began fooling around with an up-tempo version of ‘That’s All Right.’ Black joined on his upright bass and then Moore on guitar. Shocked by the sound, producer Sam Phillips asked them start again so he could record it. Upon finishing the recording, according to Moore, Black remarked, ‘Damn. Get that on the radio and they’ll run us out of town.’ The rest, as they say, is history. This is one of the most sought after of all records. Bonus record: Scarce soft Elvis Presley, ‘The Truth About Me,’ 7" 78 RPM (from special 1956 Elvis magazine).

Very fine and quite scarce this nice.

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1955-56 AUTOGRAPHED CHUCK BERRY 78 RPM SINGLES RECORDS ............................. PH $200-300

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Two early, autographed Chuck Berry single records on the Chess label: (1) 1610, ‘Thirty Days’, (b/w ‘Together’), signed

by Berry in ballpoint above title. (2) 1626, ‘Roll Over Beethoven’, (b/w ‘Drifting Heart’), also signed in ballpoint over title. Usual wear, but overall fine.

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Two early Carl Perkins singles records on original Sun label: (1) Very scarce 234, ‘Blue Suede Shoes’, (b/w ‘Honey Don’t’).

(2) 243, ‘Boppin the Blues,’ (b/w ‘All Mama’s Children’). ‘Blue Suede Shoes’ is one of the most sought-after Sun Records titles.

Usual wear, but overall fine.

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448

1904 WORLD’S FAIR LARGE FRAMED DISPLAY OF FANCY POULTRY AWARDS ...... PH $2500-3500

Impressive, large (44"x40") framed oak display containing 24 ribbons awarded to exhibitor at the Fair. Of the 24 ribbons, 16 are wide (about 2½”x13"), each with 2½” brass Rooster at top. Includes 8 Blue Ribbons (First Prize), 3 Red Ribbons (Second) and 5 White Ribbons (Third). Ribbons read ‘Missouri Exhibit Universal Exposition 1904’. Additional 8 ribbons are narrow style (about 1"x11"), each with a different 2" brass Rooster atop. These include 4 Blue Ribbons (First Prize), 2 Red Ribbons (Second), and 2 Peach Ribbons (Fourth). Frame appears to be contemporaneous with ribbons and ribbons all appear very fine except one with small tear. Very RARE (likely unique) and ostentatious display of poultry superiority. Very heavy, local pick up at our St. Louis office suggested.

449 /D 1767 GEORGE ROSS (DECLARATION SIGNER) HAND-DRAWN SURVEY W/SIGNATURE ......... PH $750-1000

Document and detailed survey map (7½”x5") entirely in Ross’ hand, referring to himself, ‘Geo. Ross,’ in third person in text.

Signature appears third line from bottom. Document dated June 7, 1767, reads in part: ‘A Draught of a Tract of Land part of an Island Situate in the river Susquehanna in the County of Lancaster....Surveyed the 7th Day of June 1767 for Geo. Ross...’

Document also bears detailed hand-drawn survey map by Ross on verso. Ross is one of the more difficult signatures to obtain, due to his early death in 1779 at age 49. Document has been professionally mended horizontally. Fine.

450 /D c.1775 JOHN HANCOCK SIGNED CONTINENTAL CONGRESS DOCUMENT .................... PH $7000-9000

Document issued by Continental Congress, signed at bottom by President of the Congress John Hancock.

Document not dated but would be from second half of 1775, since a ‘Commander in Chief’ is mentioned (Washington was appointed in June 1775) and Georgia is not listed as one of the United Colonies on the preprinted document (Georgia sent a delegation in July 1775 but preprinted forms were used later). Blank areas in document with manuscript notations giving William Scott, Esquire the appointment of “Captain of a Company in the 28th Regiment, commanded by Col. Sargent. Lower left quadrant professionally recreated, other parts original and fine although soiled and folded.

Hancock’s signature recognizable at lower right.

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451 /D 1777 WILLIAM WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPH (DECLARATION SIGNER) ................................... PH $500-700

Jan 16, 1781, ADS (7½”x3") ‘Wm Williams,’ certifying military service of Dan Lyman ‘commencing from Feby. 1777,’ entirely penned by Williams. All writing dark & bold, also signed by an additional official in lighter ink. Difficult to locate Declaration signer autograph. Fine.

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454 /D 1823 JOSEPH ANDERSON AUTOGRAPH (VALLEY FORGE SOLDIER, FIRST COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY) ...................... PH $400-600

Attractive folded letter dated Sept 1, 1823. Letter is giving recipient permission to bind a book of the laws of the United States. Anderson (1757-1837) signs handwritten letter and also signs cover front as free franking in his position as first comptroller of the United States Treasury. Cover also bears red ‘WASHN. CITY’ and ‘FREE’ markings. Prior to his government work, Anderson served as soldier (Third New Jersey Regiment), fighting at the Battle of Monmouth and serving at Valley Forge.

He later fought at the bottle of Yorktown as part of the First New Jersey Regiment. He also served one of three judges of Southwest Territory during the 1790s (appointed by George Washington), as senator from Tennessee (1799-1815). Cover has some edge wear, but otherwise fine. From long buried Ezra D. Cole stock.

452 /D 1790 MANUSCRIPT SIGNED BY McKEAN AS GOVERNOR (DECLARATION SIGNER) ............. PH $500-700

Large true calfskin vellum manuscript (26"x13") signed by Declaration of Independence signer Thomas McKean, as Governor & Chief Justice of Pennsylvania. Signed ‘Tho M:Kean,’ March 11, 1790, document is land indenture ‘Between Isac Cox of the City of Philadelphia and...Samuel Hanson,’ countersigned on recto & docketed on verso by numerous additional participants and officials, official seal intact. McKean’s signature is clear and bold. Vellum has 3 small holes at left (from thin hide), but is otherwise fine and scarce.

455

1841 NOAH WEBSTER SIGNED LETTER & ENGRAVING ................................................. PH $1500-2000

453 /D 1801 CAYUGA ACADEMY CHARTER, SIGNED BY JOHN JAY .................................... PH $3000-4000

Manuscript document measures 9¼”x14¾”, written on both sides, signed John Jay at bottom and amended in his hand.

Charter is for establishment of the Cayuga Academy and lists the trustees. This is likely one of the earliest charters for a private school in New York. An embossed ‘sunburst’ seal has been affixed. Small loss near folds has been expertly repaired, does not affect strong Jay signature. (University Archives LOA)

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Autograph letter signed (ALS) ‘N Webster,’ dated Nov 3, 1841, New Haven (7"x4½”) visible, attractively displayed beneath G. Parker engraved image of Noah Webster portrait painted by James Herring. ALS and image matted and framed to overall size of 13"x17". Letter reads, ‘I take the liberty to direct a small box of books to your care, with a request that you would keep it safe & deliver it to a Wm McMahon, an agent of mine, who will be in Worcester in a few days... Respectfully yours / N Webster.’ The word ‘a’ has a small ink smear, otherwise letter fine. Webster was 70 when he first published ‘An American Dictionary of the English Language’ in 1828, and the dictionary immediately became an industry standard. In 1841, 13 years later at the age of 83 (year of this ALS), Webster published the first of many revisions of this seminal work.

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1853 E. REMINGTON & S. REMINGTON TWO SIGNED CHECKS ....................................... PH $150-250

Two checks from E. Remington and Sons (1816-96), manufacturer of firearms and typewriters. Both checks with same illustration of blacksmith, from ‘THE ILION BANK,’ includes (1) black printing on blue-gray paper, dated Dec. 13, 1853, signed E. Remington. Very fine; (2) blue printing on manila paper, dated ‘Augt’ 1, 1853, signed S. Remington. Center tear, trimmed at left, fine.

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457 /D 1873 GEORGE A. CUSTER WRITTEN, SIGNED CHECK ............................................... PH $6000-8000

Printed check (7"x2¾”) from Planters National Bank of Louisville, written entirely in Custer’s hand. Check, dated March 1, 1873, was written just 6 days prior to the 7th Cavalry leaving Kentucky for the Dakotas. The 7th Cavalry had been assigned to Elizabethtown, KY, fighting the Ku Klux Klan, bushwhackers and closing down illegal distilleries. The post was terminated after the 7th left on March 7, 1873. Check is payable to W.J. Mulholland, who then assigned payment to Thomas, Polk & Co., a bank (on reverse). Barely noticeable spindle cancel near center and heavy ink bleedthrough from endorsements, but Custer’s signature still plainly visible. Stamp has been reaffixed. Exremely RARE and historically significant.

Accompanied by extensive University Archives LOA.

Joseph Pulitzer signed proxy appointing general manager of his ‘New York World’ to vote his shares at a meeting of ‘stockholders of the Pulitzer Publishing Company of St Louis Missouri...’ Partly printed document signed ‘Joseph Pulitzer,’ 1 page (8"x6¾”), New York, Jan 15, 1901, completed in manuscript and notarized, fine. Pulitzer founded ‘St Louis Post-Dispatch’ in 1878 and continued to own and publish it until his death. Proxy is significant; he did not sign much as his eyesight declined. Autograph material authentically signed

by Joseph Pulitzer has rarely appeared on the market. In fact, before this item became available, only one Joseph Pulitzer signed document or letter had appeared at a major public auction in at least the last 25 years. (University Archives LOA).

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459 /D 1938 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT SIGNED BLUPRINT FOR MADISON’S MONONA TERRACE .......... PH $3500-5000

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Attractive document, signed ‘FLW’ on off-white blueprint drawing paper, one page (44½”x18"). Blueprint shows arches of paned glass from across water’s perspective of Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, Wis. Wright originally proposed a design for Monona Terrace Community Convention Center in 1938. With interiors redesigned by Taliesin architect Tony Puttnam, Monona Terrace spans 90 feet over shimmering waters, incorporating thoroughly modern technology and amenities with architect’s signature organic design. Wright attended University of Wisconsin, studying engineering, in 1885-86 before leaving for Illinois (in 1887), where he worked for noted architect Louis Sullivan before beginning his own architectural practice in Chicago and Oak Park in 1893.

Document somewhat faded, as would be expected, signature area strong. Fine and very rare. (University Archives LOA).

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1939 ADMIRAL BYRD AUTOGRAPH ON S/S ........ PH

D 1849-50 SAMUEL UPHAM’S GOLD RUSH ’49er’ ARCHIVES .............................................. PH $2000-3000

From the collection of Samuel Curtis Upham (1819-85), Vice President of Associated Pioneers of the Territorial Days of California, 15 different items relating to California Gold Rush of 1849-50. Fascinating assortment of historical items, includes several signed documents and manuscripts from pioneers, newspaper editors, businessmen, Upham himself and more.

Includes a couple pieces of California Fractional Gold: both Indian Head Octagonal Quarter Dollars, one dated 1873, the other 1874. Also, illustrated story of fictitious prospector ‘Jeremiah Saddlebags,’ with many engraved caricatures representing some of the first illustrations of ’49ers’ in Americana.

Complex and valuable lot. (Certified by John Reznikoff).

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Byrd Antarctic Expedition II S/S issued for National Stamp Exhibition of 1934 in New York. Signed ‘RE Byrd & dated May 29, 1939,’ below in black ink. Sheet mounted on blank page in hingeless mount, and no gum as issued. Interesting & attractive item.

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1890 ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD ....................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character sitting on a can of corned beef, accompanied by phonetically rendered, stereotypical dialect-style text reading ‘No Sah! dont jine no Exodus so as dis Beef lasts.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past. Very fine with sharp corners.

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1890 ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD ....................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character with a can of corned beef rendered as a sledgehammer, accompanied by phonetically stereotypical dialectstyle text reading ‘Go way Honey!! dis hammer jus smashes ‘em all.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past. Very fine with sharp corners.

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D 1863 NAVAL SERVICE PRINTING OF EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ................. PH $1500-2000

1892 OSBORNE NO. 4 HARVESTER TRADE CARD ....................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for the ‘Osborne No. 4’ Harvester, showing scene of a dozen black children attempting to catch two rats that are posed with the harvester. Caption reads ‘You can’t catch me.’ Very fine, with only very minor rounding of corners.

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1960s-80s GROUP OF BLACK CELEBRITY, SPORTS & POLITICAL SIGNED COVERS ......... PH $300-400

Group of 24 signed covers all by famous black entertainers, athletes and political figures. Includes Thurgood Marshall, Harry Belafonte, Sammy Davis, Jr., Della Reese, Coretta Scott King, Quincy Jones, Arthur Ashe, Floyd Patterson and more. Very fine condition.

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Rare printing of ‘Emancipation Proclamation’ from Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles to the Naval Service just two weeks after it was issued. In part, ‘General Order, No. 4. Navy Department, January 14, 1863. The following Proclamation of the President published for the information and government of the officers and others of the Naval Service. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy.’

Lincoln declared ‘that all persons held as slaves within said designated States and parts of States are and henceforward shall be free; and that the...naval authorities will recognize and maintain the freedom of said persons...’ Printed Broadside, two pages, 5½”x8½”, front and verso.

Navy Department, Jan 14, 1863. Stain in blank area. Toned at upper and lower blank edges. Mounting stains on verso at right blank edge.

Uneven left edge. Very good condition. (University Archives LOA).

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D 1834-70 LARGE LOT OF MOSTLY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS ........................................................... $300-400

Large lot of several hundred documents, ranging from letters and invoices to agreements, protests, freight bills, receipts, checks and more. Most are U.S., but we also note some with embossed British revenue stamps. Much interesting content and a number of items with ornate engravings (Indians, animals, allegorical figures, ships & more). Somewhat mixed condition and slight musty odor, but great treasure-hunting opportunity, as these items have not seen the light of day for many decades. Fine overall. From long buried Ezra D. Cole stock.

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Treasure hunter’s delight. Several boxes of mixed paper ephemera, thousands of items ranging from small multicolor lithos/engraved prints & illustrations to complete pamphlets & magazines. Large range of areas represented including: 1880s-1900s litho trade cards, smalls, New Year’s cards from late 1800s, Christmas and other greeting cards, Sunday School fans, business cards, blotters, commencement programs, calling cards, cut-outs, Valentines, business, industrial, road maps, subway and bus schedules, letters, letterheads, checks, advertisements, many state and international tourist & full-color site brochures and much more. Although items can be found from all periods, concentration is from 1890s-1950s. Much value, but definitely a ‘sweat equity’ lot that will take much sorting. Usual mixed condition, from damaged to very fine and worth a look.

D 1863 STRANGER GOLD & SILVER MINING COMPANY TITLE ............................................. PH $1000-1500

Abstract of Title of the Stranger Gold and Silver Mining Company, 27p, 8"x12½”, manuscript copies in county records, certified in 1865, bound at top with original metal clip. Blue cover sheet tattered, all 27 pages very fine. Two 5¢ Revenue stamps affixed (one Federal, one State) certifying document is a true copy, dated Aug 1, 1865. Second document certifies there are no judgments against the company, dated Sept 12, 1865. Interesting history, with lists of claimants and how many feet they are allotted as shares, 3 sets of Revenues and a Lander County seal as well.

D 1860s-1970s LARGE EPHEMERA ACCUMULATION, MUCH VARIETY .......................................................... $300-400

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1900s-60s EPHEMERA RELATED TO THE FEMALE BODY ........................................................... $300-400

Large box loaded with (mostly paper) ‘Adults Only’ collectibles showing the female form in various stages of undress. Includes playing cards, picture postcards (some French and other ‘real photos’), photographs, magazines, advertising, stereo-cards and photos, a few old black & white negatives, flip book, match book covers, arcade cards, some non paper novelties such as ball point pens & small games. Many hundreds of individual items, some in complete sets and more. We will leave it to your imagination as to who is the audience for this lot. Condition varies, but mainly sound and fine to very fine.

RED CROSS 1873 COVER TO CLARA BARTON FROM TAHITI TO LONDON ............. PH $2000-3000

An 1873 cover addressed to Miss CLARA BARTON in London (arrival cds) franked with Great Britain 1d stamp tied by bold LONDON SW duplex, printed return address of U.S. Consulate (‘Te fo...Marite’) on flap mostly covered by spectacular embossed gold metallic seal ‘UNITED STATES CONSULATE TAHITI.’ Carried by diplomatic pouch from Tahiti to London, docketed by Clara Barton ‘2 letters - last date July 15/73’ (includes photocopy of letter from Barton proving docketing is in her hand). Barton had traveled to Europe in 1869 on vacation, but became involved in aiding troops on both sides of the Franco-Prussian War and did not return home until 1873.

This letter reached her on her way home. Wonderful diplomatic pouch usage and great Red Cross item. Fine.

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Two large documents signed by members of Standish family of Duxbury, Lancashire, likely relations to Plymouth Colony founder Miles Standish. One is ornate manuscript document signed ‘Thomas Standishe’ measures 14"x11" on vellum, no date. It is 60-year lease granted by Standish to James Anescough and wife. Thomas Standish was a strong Parliamentarian during the English Civil War. Second document is dated April 3, 1649, on vellum, with scalloped top. Richard Standish grants 99-year lease to Wetherell for annual rent of £3 4sh. Both documents with typical folds, wear and toning for their ages, fine. (Additional historical information included on University Archives LOAs)

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D 1814 ROYAL PROCLAMATION OF PEACE WITH FRANCE ................................................. PH $1500-2000

Printed document measuring 12"x15", signed at bottom by 2 sheriffs. Proclamation of peace “by Sea as Land, and in all Places whatsoever” by the Prince of Wales (future King George IV) acting as Regent to Mad King George III, announcing the ‘Treaty of Paris,’ signed May 30, 1814, which placed exiled Louis XVIII on the French throne and exiled Napoleon. Royal crest at top, ‘God save the King’ at bottom, printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan, London. Expertly backed, two minor stains. (University Archives LOA)

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1872 CHARLES ‘CHINESE’ GORDON SIGNED LETTERS & MORE ........................... PH $3000-4000

Two folded attached letters, each dated March 23, 1872. Both handwritten & signed by Charles Gordon (1833-85, British Army Officer & Administrator) to & about Corporal (promoted to Sergeant) Leitch. First letter expresses Gordon’s regret that Leitch is leaving the service and second letter is positive recommendation for Leitch. ALSO: hand written extracts (interesting reading) on Royal Engineer Horseguard official letterhead with embossed seal from ‘Connolly’s History of the (Royal Engineer) Royal Sapper and Miners and from General Porters’ History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, reporting on Leich’s duties/activities while serving, for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross. PLUS, Sergeant Leitch’s Widow’s 1899 marriage license. Nice three piece archive, all previously folded, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

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D 1952 GEORGE VI FUNERAL PROGRAM & INVITATION ................................................... PH $1000-1500

Black-bordered printed invitation for journalist Mr. KingsburySmith to attend funeral of King George VI at Royal Chapel of St. George, Windsor, on Feb 15, 1952. Mail folds, fine.

Accompanying ceremonial program is 40 pages long, with detailed list of dignitaries invited (royalty, military officers, foreign representatives) and order of procession and ceremony during the day. A few cover faults, fine condition. Both documents measure 8"x13". Incredible piece of royal history, honoring the event that placed the current monarch on the throne. (University Archives LOA)

1872/73 CHARLES ‘CHINESE’ GORDON SIGNED LETTER ............................................. PH $1000-1500

Charles Gordon (1833-85, British Army Officer & Administrator). Handwritten and signed ‘C G Gordon’, 1p, 5½”x8½”.

To [Charles Henry Leopold] Kuhl. Soiling & tears at lower edge affecting last word, ‘Sunday’, otherwise darkly penned and in fine condition. In part, ‘No news of Egypt, as yet, a kind letter from Nubar Pasha saying Khedive would be glad if I would leave HMS & enter his, which any way is civil.’ G.C. Gordon left Her Majesty’s Service (with approval of the British Government) and entered the service of the Khedive, arriving in Egypt in early 1874. (University Archives COA)

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476 / 1935 LORD MOUNTBATTEN SIGNATURE ON COVER WITH SILVER JUBILEE SET ....... PH $2500-3500

Unique handpainted cover from India, signed in pen by last English Governor of India, LORD MOUNTBATTEN, bearing complete Silver Jubilee set of 7 stamps, canceled with Delhi ’13 DEC 35' cds and registration label. Beautiful handpainted multicolored ‘Coat of Arms & Crown’ in center. Addressed to ‘J.T. Dye/841 West 177 St/New York City’ (possibly related to his New York World’s Fair Exhibition). Fantastic cover, very fine.

D c.1814 DUTCH CARICATURE OF NAPOLEON ... PH $750-1000

Etching and aquatint from the Netherlands, copying German print

by Johann Micheal Volz, measures 10½”x12". Design shows Napoleon’s face with bodies of victims of his battles, his hat a wounded eagle, epaulette a grabbing hand, medal a spider web and his bust a map of German lands with towns and rivers noted.

Text below in both Dutch and English, calling Napoleon various names such as ‘The First, and Last, by the Wrath of Heaven Emperor of the Jacobins’ or ‘Commander in Chief of the Legions of Skeletons left at Moscow, Smolensk, Leipzig.’ Great piece of pre-Waterloo history, light soiling & creases, moderate mat burn at lightly worn margins. (University Archives LOA).

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1930s LARGE GROUP OF PRE-WWII GERMAN CIGARETTE CARDS ............................................ PH $200-300

Large group of approximately 2"x3" German cigarette cards all made in the late 1920s or 1930. Partial sets include Der Weltkrieg, Deutsche Kolonien, Manner Im Dritten Reich and Auf Deutscher Scholle, and all are about 50% complete. A few other very partial sets included with 3 tin cigarette cases.

Handled, but overall good condition.

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1970s LENI RIEFENSTAHL SIGNED PICTURE POSTCARD .......................................................... PH $150-250

Gorgeous 1¼”x6¼” B&W German picture postcard of the famous filmmaker who filmed ‘Triumph of the Will’ for Hitler and the Third Reich in the 1930s. Very fine.

1890s ALFRED DREYFUS SIGNED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH ............................. PH $1500-2000

Postcard photograph signed, ‘A. Dreyfus,’ B&W (3½”x5½” overall, image size 3¼”x4½”), ‘Collection C. Coquelin’ printed beneath photograph. Unused postcard blank on verso, very fine. Alfred Dreyfus, French Army officer convicted of treason, served as symbol of anti-Semitism rampant in France. The 12-year controversy known as Dreyfus Affair began in 1894.

Dreyfus was tried in secret, convicted of treason and sentenced to life imprisonment on Devil’s Island. In 1896 a note was found indicating that a Major Esterhazy was the spy. Esterhazy was put on trial in 1898 but acquitted. Dreyfus was tried and convicted a second time in 1899 but pardoned by French President Loubert. (University Archives LOA).

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D 1801 RARE ANNOUNCEMENT OF ALEXANDER I ............................................................................... PH $500-700

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1892 KAISER WILHELM SIGNED CIVIL APPOINTMENT .................................................... PH $300-400

Folded, embossed 8"x13" Civil Appointment document dated July 10, 1892, signed boldly by German Kaiser Wilhelm II. Document contents have been hand-lettered. Wilhelm II was Kaiser during WWI and abdicated upon Germany’s surrender.

Very fine condition with original wax- sealed cover postmarked July 25, 1892, from Berlin.

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Grandson of Catherine the Great and son of Paul I, Alexander came to power in 1801 after the assassination of his father. He proposed liberal domestic reforms but followed through on very few. He opposed Napoleon and after the French general unsuccessfully invaded Russia, Alexander became a European hero. This is an extremely rare announcement of Alexander I, with accompanying envelope. Announcement, printed in French, reads: ‘Alexander the 1st, Emperor of all Russia.

Decorated of the Grand Eagle of the Legion of Honor. Born on [illegible] 23, 1777 in Paris at [illegible].’ Envelope is hand written in Russian and reads: ‘To His Highness, the Beloved Landgrave Ludvig Hessen-Darmstadt, Our Friendly and Amiable Relation.’ It contains a wax seal and is very fine.

(University Archives LOA).

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1800s-1900s EARLY JAKOB HABERFELD BOTTLE FROM AUSCHWITZ ............................. PH $200-300

A 5½” tall glass medicine bottle labeled ‘Jakob Haberfeld Oswiecim.’ Haberfeld began operations in the infamous city of Auschwitz, Poland, in the early 1800s, and the family lost everything after the German invasion in 1939. Remarkable bottle in great condition.

486

1870s EARLY RUSSIAN SILVER INCENSE SCENT BURNER .................................................. PH $200-300

A 3¼” tall early Russian silver incense burner, with small holes at top. Stamped 1873 and very ornate with a top jewel. Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

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SPAIN 1534 FRANCISCO PIZARRO ‘RUBRIC’ SIGNATURE .................................. PH $7500-10,000

Pizarro’s signature, a rubric, written twice on 3¾”x2¾” paper removed from larger sheet. Place and date, ‘Jauja - 1534,’ ostensibly obtained from original document, was penned circa 19th century. Spectrographic analysis shows ink of signature differs from ink of the place/year notation. Composition of paper identifies it as the type of paper used in 16th-century Peru. Included for comparison is an unrelated 1574 Peruvian manuscript document penned on laid paper, granting power of attorney to sell slaves. Other than being produced with a laid pattern, both the 1534 and 1574 sheets of paper are similarly composed of linen rag and hemp fiber, commonly used in 16th century Peru. Spectrographic analysis reveals similarity between the papers. In April 1534, Pizarro established Jauja as Peru’s provisional capital, a year before he founded Lima.

Pizarro’s rubric offered here was signed in Jauja in 1534.

Historian J. Lockhart writes that Pizarro ‘never learned to sign his name, but by the early 1520s he began to make a rubric, and all known documents issued by him until his death contain that rubric’. (University Archives LOA).

A 3" tall early Russian silver incense burner, with small holes at top. Stamped 1873 and very ornate with a top jewel. Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

488

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER TORAH POINTERS (x3) ....................................... PH $400-600

Three sterling silver Torah pointers. All at least 6" in length and feature three lions. Dated 1878, 1884 & 1894. Ornate decoration with the normal amount of wear from use.

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1880s EARLY RUSSIAN SILVER INCENSE SCENT BURNER .................................................. PH $200-300

A 3" tall early Russian silver incense burner, with small holes at top. Stamped ‘84’ and very ornate with a top jewel. Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

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1896 STERLING SILVER RUSSIAN ‘FABERZHE’ MENORAH ............................................................ PH $300-400

A 5"x7" sterling silver ‘Fauxberzhe’ Russian menorah, handpainted with Imperial Faberzhe, 1896 and sterling markings on the bottom. Beautiful condition.

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1940s FRENCH STAR OF DAVID ........................ PH $600-800

Rare French Star of David, gold with black imprinting ‘Juif’ (‘Jew’) in French, with unusual flocking on reverse. Used, but still in very good condition, 4" from star tip to star tip. While German ‘Juden’ forms of this Star are scarce, but known, the French form is rare because of a much stricter limited use. Purchased by consignor from Florida Judaica dealer Walter Kanzler.

– AUTOGRAPHS – 493

1897 THEODOR HERZL HANDWRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER .......................................... PH $2500-3500

Theodor Herzl (Zionist leader) June 14, 1897, letter, handwritten & signed on imprinted ‘NEUE FREIE PRESSE’ stationery thanking his correspondent for asking him to serve as a prize judge. Herzl was Paris correspondent for the influential liberal Viennese ‘NEUE FREIE PRESSE’ and attended the Dreyfus trial, the results of which added to his belief for need of Jewish state. ALS 1p, 5¾”x7¾” in German.

Top right corner of page missing, not affecting contents. Fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

494

1906 HENRIETTA SZOLD SIGNED LETTER & MORE ................................................................ PH $700-900

492 /D 1858-1963 LETTERS TO JOM KIMCHE (LEFTIST BRITISH JOURNALIST) FROM SHIMON PERES & OTHERS ........................... PH $2000-3000

Archive of 7 letters to leftist British journalist Jon Kimche, editor of the ‘Jewish Observer’ in London. Letters from Shimon Peres, Eliahu Elath, Jacob Tsur, Israel Sieff and Nahum Goldmann. All letters are in English, with staple holes in upper left of most pages, mostly fine, many probably unpublished.

Comprises: (1) Shimon Peres (Prime Minister, 1977, 1984-1986, 1995-1996; President since 1997). Autograph Letter Signed ‘Shimon’ on both sides of his 5"x4" personal card, Dec 22, 1965; (2) Shimon Peres, typed letter signed ‘Shimon Peres’ as Deputy Minister of Defence, 1 page, 8½”x11", Tel-Aviv, Jan 17, 1963; (3) Jacob Tsur, early typed letter signed ‘J. Tsur,’ 1 page, 8½”x11", Jerusalem, Jan 12, 1966 (with unsigned carbon of Kimche’s Jan 26, 1966, reply); (4) Eliahu Elath, typed letter signed ‘Eliahu’ as Israeli Ambassador to the United Kingdom, 1 page, 8"x10", London, June 24, 1958; (5) Israel M. Sieff, typed letter signed ‘Israel M. Sieff,’ 1 page, 7"x9", London, Jan 28, 1959; (6) Israel M. Sieff, typed letter signed ‘Israel,’ 1 page, 7"x9", London, Feb 9, 1959; (7) Nahum Goldmann, typed letter signed ‘Nahum,’ 1 page, 8¼”x11", New York, March 4, 1959. Very important content must be read to be appreciated. (University Archives LOA).

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Henrietta Szold (1860-1945) typed letter signed, 1p, 6"x9½”, with ‘The Jewish Publication Society of America’ letterhead.

Szold was U.S. Jewish Zionist leader and founder of the Hadassah Women’s Organization, political party in Mandate Palestine. Letter in English, to Judge Mayer Sulzberger includes a separate page with identical letterhead, with a typed list of 12 people including William Dean Howells, Henry James, who received a ‘copy of the Perez volume’ (refers to ‘Stories and Pictures’). Letter includes traditional greeting, added in Hebrew by Szold, of ‘Chatimah Tovah’ (used between Rosh Hashonah & Yom Kippur). ALSO: printed form letter signed in facsimile ‘Henrietta Szold’ 1p, 8"x10½”, slight tear at edges, to Louis Levy asking him to update information for ‘American Jewish Year Book 5668,’ photocopy of form included. Nice group, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

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1933 CHAIM WEIZMANN SIGNED LETTER .... PH $1500-2000

Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952) typed letter signed ‘Ch Weizmann’ in English, one page, 5"x8", Oakwood, 16 Addison Crescent [London], Oct 29, 1933. Addressed to Louis Lipsky, American Palestine Campaign, New York City. On watermarked ‘Nile Blue’ laid stationery, address engraved in red.

Weizman was Zionist leader, President of Zionist Organization and was first President of State of Israel (1949-52). Two file holes at top blank margin. Pencil docket at top. Fine condition.

(University Archives COA).

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1933 MARTIN BUBER (THEOLOGIAN & PHILOSOPHER) AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED .................... PH $500-700

Martin Buber (1878-1965), Vienna born Jewish theologian & philosopher. June 15, 1933, ALS (1p, 8½”x11") with interesting content regarding ‘educational authority.’ Buber fled Germany to Palestine in 1938. Letter written in German (translation included), previously folded, with a few nicks & tears. Fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA).

Chaim Azriel Weizmann (1874-1952), typed letter signed ‘Chaim Weizmann,’ in Hebrew, as President of World Zionist Organization, 1p, 5"x7", Dec 25, 1944, on letterhead of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, Jerusalem. In part: ‘Accept my deepest thank you for the honor that you bestowed on me in your dedication to me the book of your department’s scientific work.’ Fine. (University Archives COA) 498

1952 LEVI ESHKOL (LABOR LEADER) TYPED SIGNED LETTER ................................................. PH $200-300

Levi Eshkol (Israeli labor leader & statesman) June 29, 1952, typed signed letter, 1p, 8½”x10¾”, as Minister of Treasury, in Hebrew, to the ‘Amidar’ national cooperation for immigrants’ housing in Israel, requesting they pay their debt to the State of Israel. Complete translation included. Slight age toning & punch holes, fine. (University Archives COA).

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Yitzhak Ben-Zvi (1884-1963), Typed letter signed, “Y. Ben Zvi” as President of Israel, in Hebrew, one page, 8½”x11", Feb 9, 1958, Jerusalem, on State of Israel stationery. To Mr. Lubrani regarding ‘...a literary memory in remembrance of the late Yaakov Pat...was my dear and close friend from back in the days of “Hashomer” and afterwards in the days that we served together in the first Hebrew regiments of the First World War and in the camps of Egypt, Raffa, Haifa and Zrifin in Israel...the memory of our work together in the “Haganah” .../ Regards, / Y. Ben Zvi (signed).’ Lightly soiled with folds, near fine. Ben-Zvi was a historian, Labor Zionist leader and the second and longest-serving President of Israel. (University Archives LOA)

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D 1940 GESTAPO NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF 40 ‘PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS’ ...................... PH $600-800

Typed document from officer of Secret State Police (the Gestapo), one page, 8¼”x11½”, in German. State Police, Krakow, Nov 22, 1940. To the Commander of K.L.-Auschwitz.

K.L. is abbreviation for Konzentrationslager, Concentration Camp. Initially, Auschwitz was built for Polish prisoners. The first group of 728 political prisoners was transported there from Tarnow on June 14, 1940. Document accompanied a list (not present) ‘of the 40 professional criminals who were shot 22.11.1940 in the K.L. Auschwitz on instruction of the R.S.H.A.’ R.S.H.A., the Reichssicherheitshauptamt (Reich Security Main Office) was a subordinate organization of the SS, created by Himmler Sept 22, 1939, through the merger of the Security Agency, Gestapo and Criminal Police. It was headed by Reinhard Heydrich. Two file holes in blank left margin. Fine. (University Archives LOA).

– CONCENTRATION CAMPS – 500

1940s SET OF FIVE ‘LAGERGELD’ CONCENTRATION CAMP MONEY ...................................................... PH $300-400

Set of five different ‘Lagergeld’ internal currency from concentration camps good for use only inside the camp. Well worn from use.

501

1940s BARBED WIRE FROM AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

Three fragments of barbed wire taken from the Auschwitz concentration camp, two of them measuring about 3" in length.

Rusted condition. COA from AAG International.

1940s RED ARMY LIBERATING CONCENTRATION CAMPS PHOTOS (X27) ........................................ PH $200-300

Group of 27 Russian 3¼”X4½” photos showing scenes from the liberation of concentration camps near the end of the war.

Images of prisoners, medical exams with some graphic.

Formerly of the the Ukranian MVD archives and in great condition.

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1940s ‘RUG BEATER’ MADE AT NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

B U C H E N WA L D 505

1940s GERMAN SS FORKS FROM BUCHENWALD CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

Two Rostfrei forks engraved on the handles ‘DAW K.L. Buchenwald’ no doubt from SS canteen at the concentration camp. Used at the time but still very fine.

506

D 1944 BUCHENWALD INMATE DEATH NOTICE . PH $200-300

A 23" long ‘rug beater’ with a wooden handle and leather straps, and according to the label, made at a Nazi concentration camp in May 1945. Used primarily for beating the dust out of uniforms. Great condition.

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A 2½” tall and 5" diameter heavy metal bowl probably from the SS TK-Standarte Oberbayern formed at Dachau in 1937.

Engraved ‘SS-L.St. Dachau.’ Only light scratching and wear mostly inside the bowl from use.

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1938 GERMAN SS TOTENKOPFVERBANDE PLATE FROM DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP ....... PH $300-400

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1939 GERMAN SS OBERBAYERN (TOTENKOPF) SUGAR BOWL ...................................................... PH $200-300

German SS 3"x4½” solid brass creamer or sugar bowl engraved with the SS Totenkopf skull & bones and ‘SS-T-St. Oberbayern.’

The TK Standarte Oberbayern SS combat regiment was formed in 1937 at Dachau and later rolled into the SS Division Totenkopf in 1939. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

1940s ‘REMEMBER THAT’ DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP BOOK ........................................................ PH $200-300

Rare 6"x8½” immediate post-war book with 81 pages of B&W photos and text in 3 languages concerning Dachau. Covers have edge flaws, but inside still fine condition.

515

1940s MORTAR ROCKS FROM DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP CREMATORIUM ....... PH $200-300

A collection of rocks and mortar taken from the crematorium building at Dachau. The largest measures about 3"x2". Comes with Alexander Autographs COA which states these rocks were tagged as taken from Dachau and was displayed in the Holocaust section at the Michigan Military Museum.

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1940s GERMAN SS MEDICINE CUP FROM DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP ................... PH $200-300

A 1½” diameter German SS ceramic lazarett (hospital) medicine cup stenciled on the bottom ‘No.17, SS Lazarett MunchenDachau.’ Some light scratching mostly on the bottom, but still very fine condition.

1937-39 GERMAN SS BOWL FROM DACHAU .. PH $200-300

German SS 7" diameter metal plate from Dachau, apparently presented as a Christmas gift among the guards. An SS Totenkopfverbande skull & bones insignia engraved along with ‘Weihnachten’ (Christmas). Probably just silver-plated and tarnished a bit, but looks to be in very fine condition.

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1940s INMATE UNIFORM FABRIC FROM DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP ................... PH $200-300

A 5"x13" swatch of fabric from an imate’s uniform taken from the Dachau concentration camp. Comes with Alexander Autographs COA, which states this fabric was tagged as taken from Dachau and was displayed in the Holocaust section at the Michigan Military Museum.

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1938-45 GERMAN SS STUBA METAL CONTAINER FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP ........................ PH $200-300

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ORANIENBURG 523

1934-36 GERMAN SS TOTENKOPFVERBANDE ASHTRAY FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP ..... PH $200-300

German SS 2¾”x3½” solid brass ashtray from the early Oranienburg concentration camp, used for political prisoners.

An SS Totenkopfverbande skull & bones insignia engraved in the bowl. The SS took over Oranienburg in mid-1934 and the camp was renamed in 1936, so this ashtray dates to that small window of time. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

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A German SS Stuba light metal container of some type with an amber plastic top (cracked) and a top ring to possibly hang as a pendant. Engraved on the back ‘SS-T.Stuba-Flossenburg’ with an SS Totenkopf skull & bones insignia. The hinge has separated as well as the device to snap it open. Used heavily at the time.

LUBLIN 519

1940s GERMAN SS SALT SHAKER FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP LUBLIN ...................... PH $200-300

German SS 3" tall by 2" diameter metal salt shaker from the Lublin concentration camp, more widely known as Majdanek.

Engraved ‘SS-Kantine K.L. Lublin,’ and the top still screws off easily. Normal wear but still looks to be in very fine condition.

MAUTHAUSEN 520

1940s GERMAN SS THERMOMETER CASE FROM MAUTHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP ......... PH $200-300

A 5" metal German SS thermometer case engraved ‘SST.Stuba.R.L.Ma’ from the medical facility there. Some light age spotting, but still very fine condition.

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D TYPED DOCUMENT CONCERNING PUNISHMENT ................................................... PH $1000-1500

1940s BRUSH FOR GUARDS AT MAUTHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

Brush used by guards for their clothes at the Mauthausen concentration camp. Measures 6½” long, used condition.

522

1940s FOUR GERMAN TAGS FROM MAUTHAUSEN & STUTTHOF ............................. PH $200-300

Four metal tags from German concentration camps including two 1½” diameter tags from Mauthausen and two 2"x1½” tags from Stutthof. All well worn from use but readable.

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Typed in the name of the Protective Custody camp leader by the Hauptscharfuhrer (head squad leader), one page, 8¼”x5¾”, in German. Document details 69-year-old Jewish inmate punished for using towels as foot rags. Administration, Plaszow (Poland), Oct 2, 1943. Originally headed ‘Concentration camp,’ it was corrected to ‘Transit camp.’ In part, ‘I announce that Kramer, Isreal, born 21 May 1874 in Tarnow Poland.

Protection, Jew, Prisoner number. 346-781 because he used on 28 September 1943 towels as foot rag. Punishment: 2 times Punishment.’ Also signed in pencil by Rapportfuhrer certifying ‘Punishment communicated 24 September 1943.’ Two file holes in blank left area, minor tear at bottom left edge. Fine.

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1939-45 GERMAN SS HAIR CLIPPERS FROM FEMALE CONCENTRATION CAMP RAVENSBRUCK ................................................... PH $200-300

A metal pair of manual hair clippers from the all-female concentration camp Ravensbruck north of Berlin. Clippers measure 5½” in length and still operate with all cutting teeth present. Made by Komet. Engraved on the inside left handle ‘SS-Fr.K.L.Ra.’ 526

1930s GERMAN SS TOTENKOPF GLASSES CASE FROM SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................................................... PH $200-300

Thin 5"x2" metal case for a pair of glasses engraved with the SS Totenkopf skull emblem and ‘SS-Totenkopf ’ and ‘Sachsenhausen.’ Engraving is quite rusted but can possibly be cleaned. Spring-loaded hinge still functions.

528

1940 GERMAN SS WOODEN BOX FROM SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP .... PH $200-300

A 4"x3"x2" wooden box with hinged lid bearing a nameplate reading ‘SS-T.-Wachbtl. Sachsenhausen 1.9.1940.’ Clasp on the front is missing and with normal wear on the box from use.

1942 GERMAN SS FLOWER HOLDER FROM RAVENSBRUCK CONCENTRATION CAMP ....... PH $200-300

A 4" tall light aluminum flower holder from the all-female concentration camp Ravenbruck and dated March 17, 1942. It is engraved with the German eagle and ‘SS-Fr.R.L.Ravensbruck 17.3.42.’ No major indentions can be seen and even wear in and out from use.

529

1940s GERMAN SS TOTENKOPF CUP FROM SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP .... PH $200-300

Small 1¾” tall metal cup, possibly for shots, bearing the SS Totenkopf skull emblem from the Sachsenhausen concentration camp canteen. Nice condition with minimal wear.

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530 /D 1941-42 SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP, GROUP OF 4 LETTERS .......................... PH $500-700

Group of 4 lettersheets (with stamps and postmarks), all on Sachenhausen letterhead, from Hermann O. Schultze, a member of the Communist Party. After several arrests he was interned at Sachenhausen from 1937-44. Sachsenhausen concentration camp was located at Oranienburg, some 35 kilometers north of Berlin and operated from 1936-45. Some 200,000 prisoners, mostly political, passed through it during its 9 years of operation. Some 30,000 inmates died there from exhaustion, disease, malnutrition or pneumonia, and an additional 10,000+ were executed. Letters have normal adhesive remnants near edges, otherwise fine.

– DOCUMENTS – 531

D 1939 REISEPASS PASSPORT FOR JEWISH CITIZEN ................................................................ PH $400-600

Deutsches Reich Reisepass (Nazi Germany Passport) for Karl ‘Israel’ Wallach, 4 pages, small size, for travel to Haifa in 1939, with photograph of Wallach inside and large red ‘J’ stamped on front (indicating Wallach was Jewish). Nazis also required all Jews to identify their heritage. Men had to add the word ‘Israel’ to their name, and ‘Sarah’ was used for Jewish women.

This, too, is reflected on front. This also seems late for granted passage to Haifa. Very fine and scarce.

532

D 1946 RADIO WEEKS’ SUPPLEMENTS, A PALESTINE PUBLICATION .............................. PH $400-600

534

1954 U.S. SECOND ARMY PATCH PRESENTED TO MOSHE DAYAN .......................................... PH $3000-4000

Two important reports regarding settlement of Palestine after World War II leading to State of Israel: ‘...We have to report that such information as we received about countries other than Palestine gave no hope of substantial assistance in finding homes for Jews wishing or impelled to leave Europe.’ (1) ‘Committee Calling,’ four pages, 9¾”x13", two conjoined sheets, front and verso. Mid-horizontal fold. Written anonymously ‘By Misfit.’ (2) ‘Report to The United States Government and His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom,’ two pages, 9¾”x13", front and verso. Slight separation at edges of mid-horizontal fold. First page reviews 4 reasons for Committee’s existence. Second page lists Committee’s 10 recommendations regarding immigration, education and economic and political development, clearly concluding ‘No Arab, No Jewish State,’ urging peace and equality of Arabs and Jews in Palestine. Light staining on both items. Very good condition. (University Archives COA).

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D 1948 JUDAICA, ISRAEL ORGANIZES ITS GOVERNMENT .................................................. PH $750-1000

Original Second Army shoulder sleeve insignia, 2"x2½”, mounted on 5¾”x4" card, calligraphed in upper case lettering: ‘Presented to / Major General / Moshe Dayan / Chief of Staff / Israel Defense Forces / as a Souvenir of his Visit to / Headquarters Second Army / 19 July 1954.’ Fine. On July 13, 1954, Major General Moshe Dayan & others arrived in Washington for a three week tour of U.S. military installations as a guest of the U.S. Army. On July 19, future Israeli Defense and Foreign Minister Dayan, future Israeli President Herzog, future Israeli General and Prime Minister Rabin and future General Peled made an official visit to Fort Meade and Second Army Headquarters and witnessed the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment stage a tactical demonstration. Before leaving, Major Gen. Dayan was presented with this Second Army’s patch by Lt. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, Commanding General, Second Army.

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1978 ENCYCLOPEDIA JUDAICA 16 VOLUMES ... PH $350-500

Formal Paper, dated July 21, 1948, 11 pages, 4 measure 8½”x13", 7 measure 7"x10", in Hebrew. Table of Contents reads: ‘State of Israel, Formal paper, Temporally assigned government, #10, 1 Tel Aviv 14th of Tamuz 07-21-1948, pg 55, Table of Contents: [pg] 56 An announcement in the matter of adding to the order of government and laws, 1948. [pg] 56 An announcement in the matter of substitutes of the state’s party members. [pg] 56 Appointing of officers [pg] 57 Appointing of a supervisor of transportation as an official authority. [pg] 57 Appointing of a supervisor of diamonds as an official authority. [pg] 57 Court orders. [pg] 58 Announcements of properties sales. [pg] 58 Announcements by the order of partnerships. [pg] 58 Correcting errors. Addition A [pg] 23 Budget orders (July 1948), Addition B [pg] 37 Order for supervision of foods. [pg] 39 Order of human resource recruitment (getting office employ’s details, drivers, technicians) 1948 [pg] 39 Defense order (for supervising diamonds) (correction) 1948, [pg] 40 Meetings protocol of the temporary government.’ Fine, with light edge wear. (University Archives LOA).

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Massive tomes in two heavy cartons. Each volume has about 1,500 well illustrated pages, each 8½”x12". This is the ultimate reference source for all things Jewish.

Useful in all kinds of research and fascinating in its detail from ancient through modern times. Fine ‘ex libris’ condition with Dewey Decimal numbers on spines and minor cosmetic flaws.

Small corner of protective page inside front covers removed in each volume. All content intact. Overall fine condition.

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– GHETTOS – 536

– HOLOCAUST –

1940s DUTCH GHETTO UNIFORM ‘JOOD’ PATCH ................................................................... PH $300-400

A 3" Star of David ‘JOOD’ yellow uniform patch cut from a uniform worn by a person in a Dutch ghetto in Holland during WWII. Worn condition, and previously on display in the New England Holocaust Museum.

537

1940s JEWISH GHETTO POLICE HAND STAMP ... PH $200-300

Interesting hand stamp device from Polish (either Warsaw or Lublin) Ghetto Police, made of brass metal with wood handle.

Insignia with Jewish Star matches many Holocaust reference books.

Artifact measures 1½” in diameter, 4½” tall. Fine and scarce.

538

1940s WARSAW GHETTO POLICE HAND STAMP .................................................................. PH $200-300

Hand stamp with wooden handle measuring 4¾” with Star of David. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

539

1940s LITZMANNSTADT GHETTO ELDER JEWS HAND STAMP ............................................ PH $200-300

‘Council of Elder Jews’ hand stamp with wooden handle measuring 4½” with Star of David. Used at time, but still fine.

540

1940s WARSAW GHETTO JEWISH POST HAND STAMP ............................. View photo online $200-300

Hand stamp with wooden handle measuring 4½” with a Star of David. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

541

546

1940s GERMAN SS ANTI-JEWISH LIGHTER .... PH $200-300

Brass lighter engraved on one side with an eagle grasping three-headed snake; on reverse, ‘Gegen Judentum’ (Against Judiasm). This side has a slightly indented face. Lighter mechanism is missing but can be replaced. Overall fine.

542

Includes: (1) RARE Letter Signed by Oskar Schindler as “Busendieb” in German, on message side of picture postcard depicting his father Hans Schindler (1883-1947) in military uniform wearing the Iron Cross. Sepia, 5½”x3½”. No place, no date, but probably from his home in Zwittau in the 1920s.

Addressed by Oskar to his cousin ‘Miss / Emilie Tyrolt / Milwaukee.’ Busendieb translates as ‘Bosom Thief’ (one who steals women’s hearts?). In part, ‘How are you doing in America?...Are you still thinking of me? Have you learned to speak English yet?....Heartfelt greetings from your Busendieb.’; (2) Carte-de-visite photograph of Oskar Schindler, 2"x3¾” image, affixed to a 2¾”x4¼” photographer’s mount imprinted ‘L. Glatter / Zwittau.’ Depicts full-length studio image of a young Oskar Schindler in military uniform, wearing medal, with his left hand clutching grip of a sword. Fine. Provenance: Emilie Tyrolt to her daughter. (University Archives LOA)

1940s PAIR OF LITZMANNSTADT (LODZ) GHETTO PRODUCTION SHOES ......................... PH $200-300

Pair of 12" leather shoes with thick wooden soles made in the Lodz ghetto in Poland. Each is stamped ‘Wirtschaftsamt (Management Office) Litzmannstadt 2501’ on bottom.

Litzmannstadt was the German name for the Lodz ghetto. Used.

543

1942 LITZMANNSTADT (LODZ) GHETTO CANDLEHOLDER ................................................. PH $200-300

A 2" tall brass candleholder made in the Lodz ghetto in Poland, engraved ‘Litzmannstadt Getto 1942 Aronsohn M.’ on base.

Litzmannstadt was the German name for the ghetto. Star of David on base. Very fine.

544

D 1943 SS DETENTION ORDER ............................. PH $600-800

In 1943, a 30 year old Vienna-born Polish Catholic carpenter was sent to Auschwitz, suspected of being a Communist. Partly printed typed document, one page, 8¼”x11½”, in German.

Secret State Police, Cracow, Nov 9, 1943, Headed ‘Briefing/ Concentration camp Auschwitz.’ Document identifies Ludwig Vesely, born in Vienna on Aug 4, 1913, as unmarried Polish carpenter living in Cracow. Two file holes in blank left area.

Light folds at top left. Portion torn off from bottom left edge.

Fine. (University Archives LOA).

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1945 ’20 KALTENBRUNNERGASSE’ SIGN FROM HOLOCAUST EXECUTION SITE ............. PH $600-800

Large metal street sign: ’20 Kaltenbrunnergasse,’ black & off white, painted, measures: 10"x7" oblong, heavy. Item is relic of site of the killing of 97 Hungarian Jews April 4, 1945, in Enns, Austria. Victims on Death March were shot to death in front of this sign. They were quickly buried in a mass grave nearby and reburied later in Mauthausen. Of the 825,000 Hungarian Jews in 1941, only 250,000 survived the War. Good condition.

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P 2000 RUSSIAN 2 RUBLE HOLOCAUST COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMP PROOF SHEET ..................... PH $250-350

Issued to commemorate the Holocaust, imperforate sheet of 25 2-ruble proofs, no gum as issued. Actual stamps come gummed and perforated. Scarce and great addition to any Holocaust collection. Excellent condition.

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1940s RED ARMY UNCOVERING MASS GRAVES PHOTOS (x41) ...................................... PH $200-300

Group of 41 Russian 3¼”x4½” photos showing scenes of the uncovering of mass graves near the end of the war. Images are graphic. Formerly of the the Ukranian MVD archives and in great condition.

D 1944 SS DETENTION DOCUMENT ..................... PH $700-900

On the day before D-Day, a 39 year old Polish Catholic was ordered into protective custody by the Gestapo because he was cooperating with Jews. Partly printed typed document, signed, one page, 8¼”x10¼”, in German. Secret State Police, Cracow, June 5, 1944, Headed ‘Protective Custody.’ Document identifies Jan Dzielski, born Feb 15, 1905, as married Catholic Polish worker living in Cracow. He is being detained on orders from Heinrich Muller, Hitler’s Gestapo chief who oversaw the implementation of Hitler’s policies against all groups deemed a threat to the state. On the day this document was issued, General Eisenhower was giving his order, ‘Full victory - nothing else,’ to paratroopers in England just before they boarded their planes to participate in the first assault in the invasion of the continent of Europe the next day. Portion torn off from blank bottom left edge. Fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

1920s OSKAR SCHINDLER (SCHINDLER’S LIST) SIGNED PICTURE POSTCARD & PHOTO ........................................................................ PH $7500-10,000

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– PROPAGANDA –

1922 FIRST EDITIONS OF HENRY FORD’S ANTI-SEMITIC ‘INTERNATIONAL JEW’ ............. PH $300-400

Original vintage first edition of Henry Ford’s anti-Semitic ‘International Jew’ 1922 first edition ‘Der Internationale Jude Ein Weltproblem,’ published by the Hammer Verlag, Leipzig, 1922, hardcover paper. Also includes later Nazi edition, published in 2 volumes in 1933 by Hammer Verlag of the same ‘Der Internationale Jude.’ In very good, excellent condition.

Total of 3 books, all in very fine condition with little wear.

553

1930 ANTI-SEMITIC/ANTI-COMMUNIST PICTURE POSTCARD ......................................... PH $200-300

Scarce bi-color (red & black) picture postcard propagandizing National Socialism vs. Communists and Jews. We have not seen this card before. Surrounding swastika in circle at upper right are the words translated as: ‘Follow this sign, then you will be protected.’ Tape repair at right edge, some soiling pencil translation and soiling. Still a desirable card.

554

550

551

Heavy 9"x5"x4" wooden box containing 47 heavy glass slides apparently used as a teaching guide for racial identification.

At least 5 slides depict jews and others showing different races with some geographic origin slides as well. Each slide is 3¼”x4" and labeled ‘Th. Benzinger/Lichtbilderverlag/Stuttgart’ with an identifying caption at the top. Some slides are group images while others show racial examples in profile and straight on.

Absolutely unique holocaust item.

1898 ANTI-SEMITIC BOARD GAME: FRENCH CAPTAIN DREYFUS AND THE TRUTH ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Rare Board Game depicting the significant anti-Semitic events in France surrounding French Army Captain Alfred Dreyfus.

Dreyfus, who was Jewish, was falsely accused, tried and convicted of treason and espionage for Germany in 1894, and became over 12 years one of the most tense political dramas in French and European history. This large French game from 1898 depicts the events and principal characters, including Dreyfus himself, his military accusers and judges, anti-Semitic politicians and leaders, and his supporters such as the eminent French writer Emile Zola. Instructions in center of the game.

Game measures 25"x19". Very good condition.

D 1914-39 WWI & WWII SELECTED BOOKLETS & ANTI-SEMITIC POSTCARD ............................. PH $200-300

Group of 5 military booklets, includes: (1) 1914 Militarpass; (2-3) two 1915 Soldbuch(s); (4) 1935-36 Landhelser-Brief; and (5) 1938 Wehrpass. ALSO: unused B&W picture postcard with anti-Semitic portrait and inscription ‘JUDA/von Karl Paumgarten.’ Military booklets show wear, fine & better, postcard very fine.

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1930s GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA RACE BOOKS ...................................................... PH $200-300

Three books: (1) ‘Die Narren Des Kaganowitsch’ (The Fool Kaganowitsch), by Karl Miedbrodt, Anti-Semitic work with red, white and black cartoon of Jew on cover and Star of David on back cover and side, 416pp, published in 1937 by Nazi Publishing House, Verlag Franz Eher, Munich; (2) ‘Kurzer Abriss der Rassenkunde’ (A Short Compendium of Race Studies), by Dieter Gerhart, Lehmanns Verlag Munich, 1942, 18pp, many illustrations and photographs; and (3) ‘Korpergestalt und Seelenanlage’ (Body and Soul Shape System), by Gerhard Venzmer, 80pp Kosmos, Gesellschaft der Naturfreunde, Stuttgart, 1930, many charts and illustrations. Books are definite sign of times. Very fine, little wear.

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1930s GERMAN BOX OF JEWISH AND RACIAL TEACHING SLIDES ............................. PH $800-1000

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Scarce large edition (6½”x9¼”) of ‘Der Ewige Jude.’ This is not the small 32-page booklet sold at the Nazi Anti-Semitic Exhibition. This version contains 128 pages with more than 265 photos, attempting to make Jews look like oafish, crass, greedy subhumans. Cover features illustration of a Jew holding part of Russia under his arm, branded with the hammer and sickle. One hand holds a whip, the other grasps bloody coins.

One of the most important pieces of anti-Semitic literature created. Almost all were destroyed after the war. Fine, with some toning and aging, but binding and pages firm and intact.

D 1935-45 ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA, USA $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE LOOK-A-LIKE ................ PH $500-700

Interesting piece of French anti-Semitic propaganda made to look like $1 U.S. Silver Certificate. Facsimile $1 bill opens to reveal series of anti-Semitic slurs, including: ‘CET ARGENT EST BIEN JUIF’ (This money is very Jewish) & ‘CE DOLLAR A PAYE LA GUERRE JUIVE’ (This dollar paid for the Jewish War) and others. Propaganda also states that Secretary of Treasury is ‘le Juif MORGENTHAU junior,’ and likens him to the big sharks of international finance. Complete translation included. Document 6"x2½”, taped repairs, fine. (University Archives COA) 557

1938 ‘DER EWIGE JUDE’ (THE ETERNAL JEW) ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA BOOK ................ PH $700-900

559

D 1940 GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC BOOK POSTER ............................................................................... PH $500-700

1936 GERMAN ANTI-JEWISH PROPAGANDA BOOKLET ............................................................. PH $200-300

Paper 7"x10" propaganda booklet dated 1936 with 48 pages blaming the Jews for forced labor in the Soviet Union.

The top and bottom pages have separated from the staple and torn down the seam, and toned with age. (COA from Alexander Autographs).

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Scarce anti-Semitic book poster, 2 page (front &back), 9"x12", printed black and red. Promotional advertising for anti-Semitic publications for sale by Walther Kramer’s Book Shop in Leipzig, with the first page showing Streicher’s ‘Der Sturmer’ cartoon artistry sketches of 4 Jewish author and 4 Nazi anti-Semitic authors. Above, printed in German: ‘In Every Human Face is Written His Hate (below and referring to the Jewish authors) and his Life,’ implying that Jewish authors are perverted and inferior. Two-hole punched, with pencil notation upper right. Fine and striking.

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D 1940 GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA ADVERTISEMENTS/ILLUSTRATIONS ............... PH $250-350

Group of 4 different German Newspapers, each with full page or more anti-Semitic photographs, cartoons and commentary.

Includes: ‘Illustrierter Beobachter,’ May 16, 1940, center spread: ‘Britian is Israel! England Ist Israel!’ with several negative photographs; ‘Der Adler,’ Nov. 26, 1940, full back page illustration ‘Jud Suess,’ advertising infamous anti-Semitic Joseph Goebbels movie, indicating 8 million people had seen it!; ‘Illustrierter Beobachter,’ July 25, 1940, full back page Anti-Jewish cartoons; and ‘Berliner Zeitung.’ June 3, 1943, front page photo of Austrian actor as Shylock with anti-Jewish description of Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice.’ All issues on newsprint and complete, with minor wear.

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Rare January 1940 full FIRST issue of ‘Die Deutsche Polizei,’ 22 pages, with 3-page Anti-Semitic article featuring Reinhard Heydrich, with several photographs of him in in Poland: ‘...Unbelehrbar blieben die Juden. Polnische Antisemitem schaetzen deren Zahl auf ueber 6.5 Millionen. Sie erweisen sich auch heir als Pest und Bazillentraeger.’ (The Jews are hopeless! The Polish Anti-Semites fully understand their (Jewish) 6.5 million population. They (the Jews) have shown themselves here (in Poland) as rodent bacillus...) Complete issue, very fine, with sharp corners, no tears.

1940s GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC CIGARETTE CASE ..................................................................... PH $200-300

A 3"x4½” metal cigarette case engraved on the front with an anti-semitic depiction along with ‘Gegen Judentum’(Against Judiaism). Significantly rusted over the years, but the latch and hinge still work nicely.

563

1940s ORIGINAL FLYER GERMANS DROPPED ON RUSSIAN TROOPS ........................................ PH $200-300

A 6"x8" flyer dropped on Russian troops by the Germans during WWII. Front reads in part ‘Beat the Jew-Commissar, his face is asking for a brick!’ Back is free pass to surrender without being molested. Rare.

564

1942 GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC CIGARETTE CASE ..................................................................... PH $200-300

A 3"x4.5" aluminum cigarette case engraved on the front with an ugly depiction of a jew and engraved on the back ‘1942 Weihnacht’(Christmas). Cleaned of rust showing a pitted engraving. Latch still in working order.

D 1940 ‘DIE DEUTSCHE POLIZEI’ PROPAGANDA PAMPHLET; HEYDRICH ...................................... PH $200-300 565

D 1946 HAND BILL WARNING BRITISH TO STOP DISRUPTING BROADCASTS ................... PH $600-800

Handbill, in Hebrew, 1p, 5¾”x8", from National Army Organization in Eretz, Israel (Etzel [Irgun]). Handbill with Irgun emblem center top, warns: ‘If the British continue to disrupt our broadcasting, our response will be swift and decisive.’ Complete translation included. Fine with light toning. (University Archives COA)

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1863-64 TWO FRAMED CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER FRONT PAGES ... View photo online $100-150

Two framed Civil War era newspaper front pages, includes: (1) July 2, 1863 THE DAILY CITIZEN from Vicksburg, Mississippi with columns of local personal interest & headlines: ‘Gen. Rob’t E. Lee Again’, ‘Yankee News from All POints’ & ‘The Recent Federal Losses at Vicksburg.’ Framed with glass 13"x20½” overall. (2) April 4, 1864 NATCHITOCHES UNION./DAILY. with a Lt. Thos. Hughes as editor & Sgt. II. R. Crenshaw. & Co., Proprietor and ‘Published at Gov’t Printing Office.’ Headline: ‘OUR TICKET/FOR PRESIDENT,/ ABRAHAM LINCOLN,/of Illinois. FOR VICE PRESIDENT,/ ANDREW JOHNSON,/of Tennessee.’ Framed with glass 12"x16" overall. Both pages with separations, tears & nicks.

Interesting reading (shipped with glass at buyer’s risk or can be picked up at St. Louis Gallery).

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D 1864 PAROLED PRISONERS MUSTER ROLL .... PH $300-400

Large folded MUSTER ROLL (31"x21") of Paroled Prisoners of the 1st Division U. S. Gen’l Hospital of Annapolis, Md. Printed on both sides. This PAY ROLL covers Aug 31, 1864, to Oct 31, 1864, and lists 119 soldiers by name, rank, company, regiment and area of service. Certified & signed by Surgeon in charge & Mustering Officer. Interesting piece of history. Few flaws, still fine to very fine.

568

569

D 1865 LETTER FROM GENERAL MILES REGARDING JEFFERSON DAVIS’ CAPTIVITY .................... PH $3000-4000

D 1865 MUSTER-OUT ROLL .................................. PH $300-400

Large folded MUSTER-OUT ROLL (approx 40"x10½”) for Private David Dennison of Company B 2nd Regiment Massachusetts Calvary. Private Dennison was taken prisoner on Feb 22, 1864, at Drainsville (near Leesburg, VA) along with 56 other soldiers from the ‘California Regiment,’ so-called because most of the men were from California.

ROLL notes under REMARKS: ‘Three months extra pay (same?) soldier for having endured the hardships of a prisoner of war at Andersonville and other rebel prisons from Febry 22/64 to November 17, 1864.’ ALSO: two 1783 hand written receipts (approx 8"x5½” each, pencil doodles on back) from Herman Herst’s ‘Pickering Papers.’ Interesting pieces of history. Fine to very fine.

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General Nelson A. Miles, in command of Fort Monroe, reports that ‘the prisoner “Davis” is feeling quite comfortable this morning... I do not think it possible for him to escape, even if the sentinels are taken out of the front room, he will still be under two locks, aside from the Guard in front of his cell.’

Autograph Letter Signed ‘Nelson A. Miles’ as ‘Bvt Maj Gen U.S. Vols / Comdg Dist.,’ two conjoined pages, 7¾”x9¾”, ‘Head Quarters Military District, Fort Monroe, August 22, 1865.’ Ink stain at top right of first page. Expertly strengthened on verso at folds, fine. An excerpt from ‘Prison Life of Jefferson Davis’ by John J. Craven, Davis’ physician during his confinement at Fort Monroe from May to December of 1865, reveals more. ‘The procession into the fort was simple though momentous ... First came Major-General Miles holding the arm of Mr. Davis, who was dressed in a suit of plain Confederate grey, with a grey slouched hat – always thin, and now looking much wasted and very haggard. ... Mr. Davis was shown into casemate No. 2...guards of soldiers being stationed in the cells numbered 1, 3, and 5, upon each side of them. They entered; the heavy doors clanged behind them, and in that clang was rung the final knell of the terrible, but now extinct, rebellion.’

Full transcript of letter and complete book excerpt accompany.

(University Archives LOA).

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AMERICAN 571

1910s-40s WWI/II GLOSSY PHOTOS (x600) ...... PH $400-600

Large group of about 600 B&W glossy photos, the majority being 5"x7" in size, of images from WWI and WWII, including German, US, British, etc. Topics are leaders, battles, holocaust, air combat and much more. Vast majority in great condition with possibly some duplication.

572 / 1958 SGT ALVIN YORK (MEDAL OF HONOR) SIGNED PHOTO & ENVELOPE ........................... PH $250-350

Twice signed 1958 B&W photo (3½”x5") of WWI Medal of Honor winner, Alvin York relaxing on lawn bench, cane resting against lap, breast pockets filled with pens & notebook.

Signatures in pen, typed notation on back. ALSO: Envelope for photo (roughly opened) with York’s handwritten return address including signature & 1958 Pall Mall, TN, cds. Fine to very fine. (Sanders Guide $522)

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Large group of more than 1,000 B&W and color glossy photos of all aspects of the two World Wars. Most from WWII in Europe. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition, some duplication. Includes personalities such as political leaders and generals, battle scenes, aircraft, behind the lines and much more. Also includes 100+ photos from Korean War.

1905 MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS SIGNED LETTER ABOUT JEFFERSON DAVIS IN CHAINS ........ PH $3000-4000

Jefferson Davis’ wife, Varina, writes to newspaper editor thanking him for disproving Fort Monroe Commandant Miles’ assertion that he was directed to put Jefferson Davis in chains, by showing that Secretary Stanton had only authorized the action whenever it advisable. Autograph Letter Signed ‘Varina Jefferson Davis,’ 8 pages, 4"x5", Hotel Girard [New York City], March 7, 1905. With partial front panel, 4"x2½”, of envelope addressed by Mrs. Davis to ‘J. Andrew Boyd Esqr / Editor of Wilkes Barre Record / Wilkes Barre. / Penn.’ Postmarked New York, March 7, 1905. Fine. Full transcript provided, as well as photocopy of statement as published in Feb. 9, 1905, edition of ‘The Washington Post.’ One letter from Miles begins ‘Yesterday I directed that irons be put on Mr. Davis’s ankles.’

Miles had also earlier stated that Mrs. Davis thanked him for his treatment of Mr. Davis. With an ALS ‘Margaret H. Jefferson Davis Hayes,’ 4 pages, 5¾”x5¾”, Colorado Springs, March 14, 1905. To Boyd, beginning, ‘My mother Mrs Jefferson Davis sent me your kind letter to her...’ (University Archives LOA).

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1940s WWII ERA K-18 HIGH-ALTITUDE RECONNAISSANCE CAMERA ......................... PH $750-1000

Vintage K-18 high-altitude reconnaissance camera used in World War II era probably from B-29 and then after from RB-50s and RB-36s. Camera weighs about 50 pounds, measures 29" in length and was manufactured in Rochester, NY. It has 24" focal length and was made for 9"x18" photographic film. Complete with wooden handles, very few of these WWII era cameras have survived. This one looks to be in very fine condition.

575

1940s USA WAR IN THE PACIFIC GLOSSY PHOTOS (x300) .................................................... PH $500-700

Large group of about 300 B&W and color glossy photos of the US War in the Pacific during WWII. Includes Pearl Harbor and aftermath, Hiroshima bombing and damage, battle images and behind the scenes. Vast majority are 8"x10" and in great condition with some duplication.

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1940s COLOR CACHET WWII COVERS, FLUEGEL/KNAPP (x26) ....................................... PH $200-300

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578

1943-44 VINTAGE WWII AMERICAN PATRIOTIC POSTERS (x2) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Attractive group of 26 covers, mostly from WWII, bearing colorful cachets including two with original art. Covers include Fluegel (x14), Fleetwood/Knapp/Staehle (x6), miscellaneous (x4) and 2 hand-drawn covers. A couple duplications only, and several are signed (James Gavin, Lawton Collins, others). Most in fine condition.

577

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Two colorful WWII Patriotic Posters each 20"x28" (folded 3 times): (1) 1943 loose talk poster picturing departing sailor ‘If you tell where he’s going... He may never get there!’ by John Falter USNR, distributed for the Issuing Agency by the Office of War Information. (2) 1944 ‘Enlist in a Proud Profession!/join the/ U.S. CADET NURSE CORPS,’ by Edmundson. Poster promising ‘A Lifetime Education-/FREE!/IF YOU CAN QUALIFY.’ Attractive posters with compelling images, both fine to very fine.

1940s PERSONAL PHOTOS FROM WWII PHILIPPINES CAMPAIGN (x50) ........................... PH $200-300

About 50 B&W mostly personal photos taken during the Philippines campaign in WWII. Photos include behind the scenes, natives in less than normal, some graphic war dead (some gruesome) and some military issued photos as well. Sizes average about 3"x4". Fine condition.

AMERICAN, AUTOGRAPHS 579

1940s SIGNED ITEMS BY GENERAL HENRY ‘HAP’ ARNOLD (x2) .............................................. PH $200-300

Cover and Army stamp plate block signed by General Henry ‘Hap’ Arnold, the Commanding General of the US Army Air Forces during WWII. Both signatures bold.

580 / 1940s PAPPY BOYINGTON SIGNATURES ON COVERS & CARDS (x6) ...................................... PH $200-300

Six covers and one card signed by WWII ace and Medal of Honor winner Gregory ‘Pappy’ Boyington, renowned as Commanding Officer of the Black Sheep Squadron. All in very fine condition.

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581 / 1945 GROUP OF IWO JIMA FLAG RAISER JOHN BRADLEY SIGNATURES (X25) ................ PH $300-400

1940s DOUGLAS MACARTHUR SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH ..................................................... PH $300-400

Sepia photo, 7¾”x8½” signed in blue fountain pen ink by WW II 5-star Gen Douglas MacArthur. Couple of tape pieces on back, otherwise, scarce and very fine.

Group of 25 items, all signed by Iwo Jima flag raiser John Bradley. Includes covers (x10), white cards (x6), photos (x3), ALS (x3) and others (3). Also includes signed photo by one of the first flag raisers, Charles W. Lindberg.

582 / 1940s PHOTOS & COVERS SIGNED BY WWII GENERAL OMAR BRADLEY .............................. PH $200-300

Group of 6 items, including one 8"x10" photo and 5 covers signed by WWII General Omar Bradley. One of only 9 men in US history to hold the 5-star rank. Very fine condition overall.

583

1980s COVERS & CARDS SIGNED BY DOUGLAS ‘WRONG WAY’ CORRIGAN (x10) ........................ PH $200-300

Group of 10 items signed by Douglas Corrigan who earned his nickname ‘Wrong Way’ by flying from New York to Ireland in 1938 when his flight plan was filed to fly back to California.

Includes signed covers (x8) and cards (x2). All in at least fine condition.

584

1940s JIMMY DOOLITTLE SIGNATURES .......... PH $400-600

Group of 29 signatures of WWII Tokyo Raider Jimmy Doolittle on photos (x9), covers (x14), cards (x3) and other (x3). Photos range from 8"x10" to much smaller and it looks like all items signed post-war. Very little duplication and majority in very fine condition.

585

590 / 1941 DOROTHY KNAPP PATRIOTIC COVER AUTOGRAPHED BY GEORGE C. MARSHALL ....... PH $1500

Rare, perhaps unique, autographed ‘U.S. Declares War on Germany and Italy Cover,’ hand-painted by famed cover artist Dorothy Knapp of Rhinebeck, NY. U.S. 2¢ Defense stamp tied

by Dec 11, 1941, Washington, D.C., machine cancel. Cover signed at center in dark blue fountain pen by WWII Chief of Staff and Nobel Prize winning statesman George C. Marshall.

Unaddressed, with brilliant colors, very fine. Only reference we have found is one similar (without Marshall’s signature) from a 2005 Robert A. Siegel auction, which hammered at $2,600.

1940s SIGNED ITEMS BY WWII FIGHTER ACE JOE FOSS (x50) ................................................... PH $400-600

Group of 50 items bearing the signature of WWII ace and Medal of Honor winner Joe Foss including numerous covers and small photos, along with cards, envelope return addresses and others.

Most in great condition.

586

1940s WWII ACE FRANCIS ‘GABBY’ GABRESKI SIGNED ITEMS .................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 14 covers, photos and cards signed by WWII US P-47 fighter ace ‘Gabby’ Gabreski. Very fine condition overall.

591 / 1945 GENERAL GEORGE C. MARSHALL SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $200-300

Victory cover postmarked May 30, 1945, signed by Gen George C. Marshall, known for the post-war Europe Marshall Plan.

Marked on the back as cover 14 of 32 issued. Some age toning and a paperclip mark, but otherwise very fine condition.

587 / 1945 ADMIRAL HUSBAND E. KIMMEL SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $200-300

V-J Day cover postmarked Sept 2, 1945, and signed by Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, who was the Commander of the US Pacific Fleet at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack and present that day. Hand-stamped cachet. Even age toning, but otherwise fine.

588 / 1944-58 TWO GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR SIGNED COVERS ................................................ PH $300-400

Two Philippines related covers each signed by Gen MacArthur.

Even age toning on both but overall fine condition.

1940s AUDIE MURPHY AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ... PH $250-350

Scarce 8"x10" B&W glossy photo of the WWII hero/movie star. Inscribed & signed in black ink. Some edge & image scrapes away from face and signature. Despite flaws a very difficult signed photo to acquire, displays beautifully.

593 / 1940s GEORGE S. PATTON SIGNED ENVELOPE ........................................................... PH $400-600

Envelope with ‘Free’ frank signed above return address ‘J S Patton Jr.’ Also 8"x10" reproduced color photo portrait of Gen Patton in uniform with 4 stars on helmet, epaulettes & collar.

Very fine (Sanders Guide $822)

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1944 GEN. JOSEPH STILWELL SIGNED LETTER PRESENTING PERSONAL CBI PATCH .............. PH $400-600

Group of 19 different items, all signed by Joe Rosenthal, the photographer who snapped the famous photo of the flag raising on Iwo Jima. Signatures on one signed article, one TLS (1982), 10 covers, 6 small photos, and one return address on envelope.

Overall very fine condition.

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A 6"x9" TLS dated Nov 10, 1944 signed by General Joseph Stilwell who presents one of his personal 2½”x3" CBI theater shoulder patches (China-Burma-India). Document badly toned with age with trauma in the center, but signature is fairly clean as well as patch.

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1940s AUTOGRAPHS OF LOS ALAMOS ATOMIC BOMB SCIENTISTS (x28) .................................... PH $400-600

Group of 28 signatures on photos, covers and cards from scientists involved with the development of the atomic bomb at Los Alamos. Includes Edward Teller (x3), Glenn Seaborg (x7) and John Wheeler (x4). Also includes signatures of Urey, Horning, Nichols, Rabinowitz, Kistiakowsky, Zacharias, Bethe, Anderson and more. Most in very fine condition.

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599 / 1940s-60s MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS SIGNATURES (x150) ............................................ PH $300-400

Large group of about 150 signatures all from Congressional Medal of Honor winners from WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

Includes many signed photos, covers, cards and correspondence with some duplication of signatures. Majority in very fine condition. Viewing recommended.

600 / 1940s-60s COVERS SIGNED BY US MILITARY OFFICERS (x44) ................................................... PH $500-700

Group of 44 different covers signed by various US officers from WWII, Korea and Vietnam, the majority being WWII Generals and Admirals. Signatures include Westmoreland, LeMay, Abrams, McAuliffe (‘Nuts’ fame), Ridgway, Zumwalt, Clark, Haig, Collins, Burke, McCain, Gavin and many more, with no duplication. All non-inscribed, most very fine.

597 / 1940s WWII AVG & FLYING TIGERS SIGNATURES (x35) ...................................................................... PH $300-400

Group of about 35 signatures of WWII AVG and Flying Tigers pilots on photos, covers, cards and miscellaneous. Signatures include Howard, Older, Alison, Lopez, Hill, Wright, Rossi and more. Small amount of duplication and majority in very fine condition.

598 / 1940s US FIGHTER PILOTS SIGNED PHOTOS, COVERS & CARDS .............................................. PH $300-400

Group of 27 covers, photos and cards signed by WWII US fighter pilots, includes: Rex Barber, Ken Walsh, George Gay, James Swett, Scott McCuskey and more. Multiple signed items by most. Also includes a cover signed by Jacqueline Cochran.

Very fine condition overall.

1940s-60s PHOTOS SIGNED BY US MILITARY OFFICERS (x24) ................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 24 different 8"x10" B&W and color photos signed by various US officers from WWII to Vietnam, the vast majority being Generals and Admirals. Signatures include Abrams, Ridgeway, Zumwalt, Clark, Burke, McCain, Gavin and many more with no duplication. About half uninscribed and most in very fine condition.

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602 / 1942 HOARD OF DOOLITTLE TOKYO RAIDERS AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS ...................................... PH $300-400

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605 /D 1945 HIROSHIMA/NAGASAKI BOMBER CREWMEN AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS (x6) ..... PH $300-400

More than 100 signatures, from airmen who participated in the Doolittle Tokyo raid in April 1942, on covers, photos, cards, correspondence, reunion programs, clippings and more. Several signatures by Doolittle himself, including 2 TLS. Probably a couple dozen different airmen represented with duplication.

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1945 PHOTOS SIGNED BY HIROSHIMA/ NAGASAKI BOMBER CREWMEN (x11) ............. PH $300-400

Group of 11 B&W 5"X7" glossy photos each signed by a crewman of either the ‘Enola Gay’ or ‘Bockscar,’ the two B-29s that dropped the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

‘Enola Gay’ signatures include Tibbets, Ferebee, Van Kirk, Beser, Caron, Duzenbury and Lewis, and from ‘Bockscar,’ signatures include Sweeney, Olivi, Beahan and Albury. All but one are uninscribed, all fine.

604

Group of 6 handwritten letters all signed by crewmen from the ‘Enola Gay’ and ‘Bockscar.’ They range in size from 7"x10" to 5"x7". ALS include Tibbets (1979, personal letterhead), Ferebee (yellow lined paper), Caron (1979, 2pg signed on back), Beser (1981, personal stationery initialed only), Olivi (1988, long letter on lined paper) and Gallagher (1988). Mostly replies to autograph requests, describing what they are doing now or supplying addresses of fellow crewmen, but Gallagher writes in part, ‘A combat crew member on a B-29 bomber in WWII I was, but a hero I must say I was not.’ Very fine condition.

606

1945 SIGNED CARDS BY HIROSHIMA/NAGASAKI ATOMIC BOMBER CREWS (x13) ....................... PH $300-400

Group of 13 signed and uninscribed 3"x5" cards from crewmen aboard the ‘Enola Gay’ and ‘Bockscar,’ the B-29s that dropped the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. From ‘Enola Gay,’ signatures include Tibbets, Ferebee, Van Kirk, Beser, Caron, Duzenbury, Stiborik, Nelson and Lewis (his is a 3½”x6" info card). From ‘Bockscar,’ signatures include Sweeney, Olivi, Beahan and Kuharek. All in excellent condition.

1945 SIGNED PHOTOS FROM HIROSHIMA/ NAGASAKI CREWMEN (x6) ................................ PH $300-400

Group of 6 B&W 8"X10" photos each containing signatures from the crewmen of ‘Enola Gay’ and ‘Bockscar,’ the B-29s that dropped the atom bombs on Japan. One contains 5 signatures from ‘Bockscar’ crew, Sweeney, Olivi, Albury, Gallagher and Beahan. The 5 others contain single signatures from Olivi, Beser, Albury and Tibbets(x2). All but two are uninscribed and all in fine condition.

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607 / 1945 COVERS SIGNED BY CREWMEN ON THE HIROSHIMA ATOMIC BOMB MISSION (x11) ..... PH $300-400

Group of 11 covers signed by men participating in the dropping of the first atom bomb on Hiroshima. From the ‘Enola Gay’ are covers signed by Tibbets, Ferebee, Van Kirk, Beser, Caron, Duzenbury, Stiborik and Nelson, and from their weather, observation and backup aircraft are signatures from McKnight, Thornhill and Agnew. All in very fine condition.

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608 / 1945 COVERS SIGNED BY CREWMEN ON THE NAGASAKI ATOMIC BOMBING MISSION (x8) .... PH $200-300

Scarce game made in France in late 1944 as France was being liberated. German Wehrmacht Army had been using V-1 rocket against the Allies, including from French territory before being driven out of France. This 3"x4" game box depicts Hitler with his mouth open. Inscription on back of box states the V-1 rocket is inside the box. This rocket-like wood piece was to be taken out of the box and then thrown from a distance towards Hitler’s mouth to silence him. The player who was able to lodge the bomb inside Hitler’s mouth won. Inscriptions on different sides of the box warn Hitler to stop his rhetoric and be silenced, including the statement ‘It is our turn to try our luck.’ Very good condition, especially for its age.

Group of 8 covers signed by men participating in the dropping of the second atom bomb on Nagasaki. From the B-29 ‘Bockscar’ are covers signed by Sweeney, Beser, Beahan, Albury, Olivi and Gallagher, and from their weather and observation aircraft are signatures from Bock (‘Bockscar’ regular Commander) and Cheshire. All in very fine condition.

BRITISH 609

D 1944 PALESTINIAN REGIMENT CORRESPONDENCE WITH COVERS & FIRST AID KIT ........................ PH $400-600

Fascinating group of 6 letters with accompanying covers, not necessarily matching (with all relevant ‘Fieldpost,’ censored and other markings), as well as a photograph (B&W 5¾”x4") and First Aid Kit from Palestinian Regiment. Letters, written between 1942-43, all written by ‘B. Barakan’ and addressed to ‘Miss Susan Grab’ in Tel Aviv. Several written on Red Cross or Jewish Soldiers Welfare Committee letterhead. Letters, in Hebrew and Russian, not translated. Four covers are airmail, two registered and all dated 1944. First Aid Kit is complete, with painted red-on-white Star of David. Although Palestinian Regiment was formed in 1942 primarily for guard duty, units did see action and sustained casualties in Benghazi. Group worthy of significant additional research. Fine and scarce.

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617

612 / / / 1941-44 FRENCH PATRIOTIC/ PROPAGANDA STAMPS & COVERS ................. PH $600-800

613

D 1941 GEN DE GAULLE’S ‘TO ALL FRENCHMEN...’

DECLARATION ..................................................... PH $200-300

Nine printed items of varying sizes all with General De Gaulle’s declaration on the capitulation of ‘makeshift Government.’ Most with his portrait. Includes: poster 19"x30" (folded) in French; 2 handbills 6½”x10" with 1 in French & 1 in French with English on reverse; 2 booklets with De Gaulle portrait on cover & declaration on back, 1 in French & 1 in English; tri-fold pamphlet with B&W photos of French Foreign Legion. ALSO: 2 ‘FRANCE LIBRE’ B&W picture postcards & bookmark; propaganda color picture postcard with battle illustrations; and 2 reproductions of the handbills. A few minor faults, overall fine to very fine.

618

1940s ITEMS SIGNED BY WWII GERMAN MILITARY & HITLER AIDES ................................ PH $400-600

Group of 39 photos, covers and cards signed by WWII German military figures and Hitler aides, includes: Karl Donitz (2 photos, 2 covers), Adolf Galland (3 photos, 2 covers, 2 cards), Hans Baur, Hitler’s personal pilot (3 photos, 5 covers) and many more including Elly Beinhorn, Otto Gunsche, Arno Breker (Hitler’s sculptor) and Johannes Steinhoff. Vast majority in very fine condition.

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1940s SIGNED ITEMS FROM ACE-OF-ACES ERICH HARTMANN (x11) .................................... PH $400-600

Group of 11 different items signed by WWII German ace Erich Hartmann. Hartmann was cedited with 352 kills during the war and is the highest scoring ace in history. Signed items include covers(x6), cards(x2), photos(x2) and a magazine clipping. On the back of one card he writes about not answering any more photo requests since it has cost him 10,000DM over the years to do so. Very fine condition.

FRENCH

Selection of 8 ‘Patriotic’ covers, most with 1942-44 AntiBolshevik Exposition cancels (various cities); plus about 40 French Legion stamps including Michel #II-V and VI-X, the latter also in sets with left labels and sets with right labels, plus a few duplicates. Interesting material, fresh, very fine.

1939-40 GERMANY TO NEW YORK, FAMILY WAR CORRESPONDENCE WITH GOOD CONTENT ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

Fascinating German WWII correspondence including 6 letters with covers & 5 postal cards to Dr Thoedor Viet/Pioneer Equipment Corp./New York City, most from Munich. Letters, mostly about family & conditions, include many references to contemporaneous political events, and comments about Roosevelt, Churchill, Goring. Earliest letters in English, later cards and letters have censor stamps and/or tape and mostly written in German. Covers show usual wear, some roughly opened. Interesting. Overall, fine to very fine.

(University Archives COA).

611 / 1940s RAF & WWII BRITISH MILITARY SIGNED PHOTOS & COVERS (x29) ................... PH $400-600

Group of 29 covers, photos and cards signed by various British WWII participants including ace Johnnie Johnson (x11), John Cunningham, Deny Gillam, Thomas Gould, Vaclav Korda, Leonard Cheshire, Eric Wilson and more. Very fine overall.

1942 TYPED SIGNED LETTER FROM ALFRED ROSENBERG TO HITLER ................................... PH $500-700

Alfred Rosenberg (1893-46) Nazi theoretician, anti-Semitic & anti-communist propagandist, tried at Nuremberg & executed as a war criminal. Typed document signed ‘R,’ 4 pages, 8½”x11½”. Important content (translation included). Official File Note on linen paper in large type for the Fuhrer transmitted by telephone to SA Standartenfuhrer Dr. Koeppen, regarding a proposed central office for research studies concerning the East to be presented at a conference the following week.

Initialed boldly on last page with edits in his holograph on three pages. Paper clip stains on first & second pages; file punch holes & staple puncture at left marginal edges,light general toning; small bottom corner tip paper loss on last page. Near fine. (Signature House COA) (Sanders Guide $861)

1940s VINTAGE WWII BRITISH COMMONWEALTH PATRIOTIC POSTERS (x4) .................................. PH $200-300

Four colorful vintage WWII posters. Includes: (1) GREAT BRITAIN R.A.F. poster with caption 'NEVER WAS SO MUCH OWED BY SO MANY TO SO FEW/THE PRIME MINISTER,' multicolored, 20"x30". Separation at edges of center fold & other edge nicks & tears. Two different R.A.A.F recruitment posters from AUSTRALIA (2) '-so here I am/.../-in the R.A.A.F.!,' red, white & blue, 8½"x11", previously rolled, small edge tears, fine. (3) 'This is a Man's job!/Join the R.A.A.F,' multicolored, pilot illustration by Walter Jardine, 13"x10", previously folded in half; and (4) NEW ZEALAND home front poster 'WE CAN'T WIN THE WITH BARE HANDS!/Join a/ NATIONAL SAVINGS GROUP!,' multicolored, by B.E. Pike, 20"x12½", previously folded, fine to very fine. Attractive posters with interesting graphics.

1944 FRENCH ANTI-HITLER WAR GAME: V-1 ROCKET VS. HITLER ................................... PH $300-400

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621 / / 1930s-40s INTERESTING THIRD REICH COLLECTION ................................................... PH $1500-2000

More than 85 items on partially annotated pages in binder with stamps (minor part of value), covers, postcards, package receipts and other types. Includes Feldpost with Rhodes Inselpost cover, various Dienstpost covers, three Concentration Camp or Ghetto kilo clips with interesting marks, group of good picture propaganda cards with some we have never seen before, 1933 Third Reich Party dues card we have never seen before, and much more. Each item is selected for cancels, history or other important purposes. Carefully assembled collection. Valuable and fine to very fine.

622

619

620

Mostly Third Reich items including four banners with Swastikas of varying sizes from an approximately 2½”x3½”, one with fringe on bottom; arm band; Wehrpass; gilded gas spigot; soldier’s cutlery set with compact knife, fork, spoon & opener; assorted pins & buckles; belt with buckle; photo album with set of postcard size pictures of Hitler & admirers; 2RM Wertmarke currency for ‘SS-Standort-Kantine-Buchenwald.’

ALSO selection (some pre & post Third Reich) of different incomplete cigarette card sets including: ‘Deutsche Kolonien’ produced by KYRIAZ, ‘Die Reichswehr’ produced by HAUS NEUERBURG and others including Ships, Naval Flags by LLOYD, WWI scenes, ‘Flugzeuge der Gegenwart’ B&W cards

by PAICOS, and a boxed set of B&W views on cards ‘DeutschesLand/Ein Quartettspiel.’ Overall condition fine & better.

1943 ROMMEL AUTOGRAPHED POSTCARD WITH FELDPOST COVER ............................... PH $1000-1500

RARE signed postcard by Erwin Rommel (1891-1944), German Panzer commander well known for Africa Campaign against the British. After being linked to plot to assassinate Hitler, he was forced by Hitler to take poison (cyanide) in exchange for assurances his family would not be persecuted.

War-signed Heinrich Hoffmann photo postcard, with original Jan 15, 1943, Wehrmacht office transmittal letter and Feldpost return envelope. Lot accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity from well-known Autograph Dealer Terry Patton. Documented signed photographs of Rommel are extremely rare. Sanders value does not include premium for accompanying contemporaneous documents. Fine. (Sanders Guide $2069)

1930s-40s ASSORTED THIRD REICH MILITARIA ITEMS & CIGARETTE CARDS .................................. $400-600

623

1930s GERMAN TINNES & BADGES (x50) ........ PH $200-300

Nice assortment of 50 early German pins and badges with little duplication. Some have dates in the 1930s. Most are aluminum and in fine condition.

624

1930s GERMAN TINNES & BADGES (x50) ........ PH $200-300

Nice assortment of 50 early German pins and badges with little duplication. Most are aluminum and in fine condition.

625

1930s GERMAN TINNES & BADGES (x64) ........ PH $200-300

Nice assortment of 64 early German pins and badges with little duplication. Most are aluminum and in fine condition.

1976 ALBERT SPEER SIGNED LETTER ............ PH $200-300

A 6"x8" TLS on personal letterhead from Albert Speer dated Feb 5, 1976. Speer was the German Minister of Armaments and War Production during WWII. Excellent condition with original envelope.

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1930s NAZI CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS MINIATURE BOOKS (x8) ..................................... PH $200-300

Group of 8 different 1¼”x2" miniature Nazi booklets from the 1930s, most having solely to do with Hitler, to be used as Christmas tree ornaments. One still has string attached for hanging. Used.

627

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628

1930s-40s THIRD REICH STICKPIN COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $200-300

Small collection of 21 Third Reich stickpins. Up to about 2" in length. Fine group.

629

D 1935-36 ARBEITS DANK SCRAPBOOK & EMSLANDBANDES CERTIFICATE ..................... PH $200-300

1930s NAZI CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS MINIATURE BOOKS (x8) ..................................... PH $200-300

Group of 8 different 1¼”x2" miniature Nazi booklets from the 1930s, most having solely to do with Hitler, to be used as Christmas tree ornaments. Most still have string attached for hanging. Used condition.

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Scrapbook for ‘Meine Arbeitsdienstzeit’ with more than 50 B&W photos & snapshots (30 mounted, others loose) and 1936 red & black printed ‘Elmslandbandes’ certificate. Certificate with edge tears & folds, fine. Scrapbook with slight wear & soiling, fine to very fine.

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D 1936 LEISTUNGSBUCH BOOK & INSIGNIA PATCH ............................................................................... PH $200-300

D 1938-41 GAULEITER CHRISTMAS LETTER W/PAMPHLET & HOFFMAN PHOTO BOOKS .... PH $200-300

Lot includes: December 1940 Gauleiter Christmas letter (folded) with printed Josef Wagner signature, AND accompanying pamphlet ‘Zur Erinnerung an meine Bereidigung’ with pledges, poems, quotes & articles, both items very fine. ALSO: 5 different Heinrich Hoffmann photo books of Hitler for years 1938-41 including: (1) 1938 ‘Hitler in seinem Bergen,’ (2) 1939 ‘mit HITLER in POLEN,’ (3) 1940 ‘Ein Volk ehrt seinen Fuhrer,’ (4) 1941 ‘MIT HITLER IM WESTERN’ and (5) 1941 ‘FUR HITLER BIS NARVIK.’ Each book with original red bordered photo dust cover with nicks & tears, a couple well worn. Just fine.

632

1939-44 SELECTED GERMAN MEDALS, BADGES & MORE ................................................ PH $300-400

Selection of 3 medals: (1) Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter (Cross of Honor of the German Mother) in bronze with ribbon - 3rd Class for 4-5 children with October 1939 award certificate & envelope for medal. (2) Bronze SA sports badge with ‘WERNSTEIN JENA//D R G M 35269’ manufacturer imprint on back and B & W photo postcard of soldier wearing badge.

(3) War Merit bronze medal with swords, partial ribbon.

ALSO: Feb 2, 1944 cover & letter with FELDPOST cds with ‘Stabsfeldw. Altman, Feld.-Nr.08002 D’ return address on back flap. All items fine to very fine.

634

1940s ‘ADOLF HITLER SPRICHT’ PROPAGANDA PICTURE POSTCARDS ....................................... PH $100-150

Five (5) out of set of 6 B&W picture postcards in original gray green folder. Postcards depict Hitler, in suit, in action speaking, attitudes. Very fine.

635

1940-50s STEROSCOPE VIEWER WITH VARIOUS 3D PICTURES OF GERMANY .................................... $100-150

Small red box with about 150 stereoviews of buildings, scenes, WWII damage & more. Information on back is RaumbildVerlag Otto Schonstein, Oberaudorf am Inn. Mixed sets. Pocket stereoscope included. Interesting group.

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1940s WWII GERMAN & JAPANESE PATCHES & BADGES ................................................................... $200-300

Patches & badges, mostly from WWII period. Includes: (1) JAPAN with 8 cloth patches with Sgt major, Superior pvt, 2nd class pvt, civilian officer attached to army, Doctor, service ribbon, 2 branch of service, 1 green & other violet, in envelope; (2) GERMANY with 11 patches & 11 badges, plus belt buckle (appears new), cloth items with red armband with swastika, green patch with eagle & swastika, round black patch with white eagle, swastika & framed grid, 2 black patches with silver ‘Vs’ (one on one & two on other), four rank patches, three yellow with silver insigna (two with 3 inverted ‘V’s & one with 2 inverted ‘V’s) & a red one with same design, two other patches, light red, both with silver branches, one empty in center & other with propeller in center; (3) GERMANY medal badges (x11), two with swastikas & other objects, rest are pin types with town names or symbols (most likely more modern).

Interesting group.

Leistungbuch book with entries for 17 year old awarded highest silver ranking, and black insignia patch with white writing with RZM tag still attached. Very fine.

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640

Three different hand stamps with wooden handles including two 4½” Waffen SS stamps, one for documents and one for postal uses, and an SS-Deutschland stamp (3rd Regiment of the SS Das Reich Division). All used at the time but still fine condition.

637

1940s GERMAN JAGDGESCHWADER 53 LUFTWAFFE CIGARETTE CASE ....................... PH $300-400

A 3"x4½” metal cigarette case engraved on the front with the German Luftwaffe eagle along with the Jagdgeschwader 53 emblem (JG-53) and the initials ‘AR.’ JG-53 flew ME-109s and operated in Russia and at Normandy among others. The latch mechanism is still in working order. Dinged a bit near the hinges from constant use but still fine shape. From war records, the only pilot found with the initials ‘AR’ from JG-53 was Albert Radtke, who was a POW in the spring of 1942.

638

639

641

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1940s GERMAN MEDALS, BADGES & TINNES FROM WWI, WWII & MORE .................. PH $200-300

A group of 15 items from the Franco-Prussian War, WWI and WWII, including veteran’s badges (x9, one Austrian), shooting (x3), Nazi Era (x2), 1935 Hitler Youth and Alter Wein tinnies, and an unknown medal with Stuttgart maker. At least two in silver, three enameled, four with ribbons. Condition fine to extremely fine, most very fine or better. Total of 15 pieces and sold as is.

642

1940s FOUR NAZI SPOONS IN A BOX ............... PH $200-300

Four different 5½” Nazi spoons displayed in an early German box. The box at one time contained 6 spoons, and it is uncertain if any of these 4 were from the original set.

643

1940s STERLING SILVER ENAMELED THIRD REICH SS NORDLAND RINGS (x3) .................... PH $200-300

Three (3) different 7/8" to 1" rings with sterling & maker’s markings, all made for SS Regiment Nordland. This was Division of SS volunteers from mostly Scandinavia. Rings from Norway, Sweden and Northern Germany. Fine condition.

1940s WAFFEN SS CLOSE COMBAT CLASP ... PH $200-300

Bronze Class for 15 days of close combat, hand-to-hand fighting on foot. Early war manufacture in bronzed tombac, marked on reverse ‘Fec.W.E.Peekhaus/Berlin,’ the designer, and ‘FLL’ in circles, for maker Friedrich Linden of Ludenscheid. Well struck near extremely fine with the pin catch detached but present.

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Silver Class for 30 days close combat, hand-to-hand fighting on foot. Marked on reverse ‘F & B.L’ for maker Funke & Bruninghaus of Ludenscheid. Sharply struck tombac specimen with excellent silvering remaining; light age wear and only mild oxidation spots on reverse, otherwise nearly extremely fine.

1940s ARMY BAR MOUNTED MEDAL & BADGE GROUP .................................................... PH $300-400

Pair of Long Service Medals including a gilt 3rd Class for 12 years, and silvered 4th Class for 4 years. Both padded and bar-mounted with furled ribbons as worn, and each with correct army eagle on ribbons. Also a German Army Gold Class Driver’s badge, complete with back plate. Both extremely fine condition and scarce.

1940s WAFFEN SS CLOSE COMBAT CLASP ... PH $200-300

644

1940s SILVER THIRD REICH SS RINGS (x3) .... PH $200-300

Three (3) different 7/8" to 1" rings, all made for SS. Includes SS ring and 2 SS Totenkopf rings. Fine condition.

645

1940s SILVER THIRD REICH RINGS (x3) .......... PH $200-300

Three different ¾” to 1" rings, includes rings for British Campaign Submariner, Police and Tank Assault. One with sterling markings. Fine condition.

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1940s STERLING SILVER GERMAN FEMALE LUFTWAFFE PILOT BROOCH ............................ PH $200-300

Decorated hardbound brown cloth cover dated 1933 with 154 pages. Illustrated with its complete set of B&W 223 photo cards intact. From Cigaretten-Bilderdienst in Hamburg. Very good.

A 2"x1¾” sterling silver WWII German Luftwaffe brooch for a female pilot in excellent condition. Maker marks on the back.

647

1942-44 SELECTED GERMAN WWII ITEMS (x7) ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Seven items, includes: two Artillery Award Certificates for ‘Unteroffizier Gunter Beck’ from Panzer-Artillerie-Regiment 75: (1) 1942 for Russian Winter Campaign & (2) 1944 Service Medal; (3) 1943 ‘Im Freiheitstamps um GrossDeutschland’ pamphlet with map & advertisements for book ‘Mit einer Panzerdivision im Western’; (4-5) four B&W photos with two photo postcards, one with soldier, other with 2 boys in Arieasmarine uniforms; and (6-7) 2 snapshots of soldiers, one identified on back. All items fine to very fine.

650

1930s ‘UNIFORMEN DER MARINE UND SCHUTZTRUPPEN’ GERMAN TOBACCO CARD ALBUM .................................................................. PH $200-300

An 11"x11½” tobacco card album of Marine uniforms and ships from Cigaretten-Bilderdienst with colorful cardboard covers, and with 24 pages containing 96 color 1¾”x2½” color picture cards pasted in with the text. First half mostly warship silhouette identification. Some scratches and scuffs on the covers, but still fine condition and complete. Also includes an ‘Adolf Hitler’ photo album with text only and no cards.

651

1933-36 CIGARETTE CARD ALBUM & ILLUSTRATED TELEGRAM ................................ PH $200-300

Two items: (1) 1933 Cigarette card album ‘Kampf um’s Dritte Reich’ complete with more than 250 color 2"x2¼” pasted in photo cards & 5 B&W photos. A few cover bends, fine to very fine. (2) 1936 Deutsche Reichsport TELEGRAM (8¼”x12¾’) with colored illustration of ‘Nurnberg die Stadt der Reichsparteitage’ with shields & swastika on front and eagle standing on swastika on back. Very fine.

652

1936 ‘DIE DEUSTCHE WEHRMACHT’ GERMAN TOBACCO CARD ALBUM .................. PH $200-300

A 10"x13" tobacco card album from Cigaretten-Bilderdienst with embossed cardboard covers and dated 1936 with 66 pages containing 270 color 2"x2½” picture cards pasted in with the text. Some scratches and scuffs on the covers, but still fine condition and complete.

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1933 ‘DIE REICHSWEHR’ GERMAN TOBACCO CARD ALBUM ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 11½”x12" tobacco card album with gloss cover and dated 1933 with 66 pages containing 280 color 2"x2½” picture cards pasted in with the text. Some scratches and scuffs on the covers, but still fine condition and complete.

GERMAN, TOBACCO CARDS 648

1933 ‘DEUTSCHLAND ERWACHT’ GERMAN TOBACCO PHOTO ALBUM ................................. PH $200-300

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655

1930s THIRD REICH CARD GAME: WEHRMACHT WEAPONRY ................................ PH $300-400

A 1930s card game in case, consisting of 48 cards showing weaponry of the Third Reich Armed Forces. Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth, and is outstanding example of militaristic indoctrination conducted by the Nazi regime.

Depicts Panzers, Shock troops, Zeppelins, Artillery, Infantry, guns, gas masks, cannons, mines & grenades. Beautifully painted graphics on cards. Card set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Cards 4"x2½”, in UNPLAYED condition. The card case is especially rare to find, has some repair. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, this set is scarce.

654

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Card game in box, 24 cards showing various aspects of the Nazi Navy (Kriegsmarine). Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth, and outstanding example of the militaristic indoctrination conducted by the Nazi regime. Depicts U-Boats, cruisers and other warships, and the navy sailors with Swastika Flags. Beautifully painted graphics on cards. Card set complete, consisting of 24 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Box especially rare (in any condition). Game has instructions card. Cards 4"x2½”, in good condition. Box has wear, but intact.

656

1937 NAZI CARD GAME: 500 YEARS OF THE GERMAN SOLDIER ..................................... PH $300-400

Scarce 1937 card game in box, celebrating 500-year history of the German soldier. Cards depict all variations in military history of the prior 500 years of the German speaking populations of Europe. This includes the Prussian soldiers in their campaigns against the French that led to the unification of Germany in 1871, as well as later German soldiers of WWI. The 4 cards of the final group depict swastikas and show Hitler’s Nazi Wehrmacht soldiers as the culmination and ultimate perfection of the 500-year process. Card set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Game box in excellent condition, and contains instructions. Cards oversize 4½”x3½”, in UNPLAYED condition. Scarce, especially in this condition.

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1937 THIRD REICH CARD GAME: GERMAN NAVY WITH U-BOATS .......................................... PH $250-350

1937 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: SOLDIERS’ DAILY LIFE ....................................... PH $250-350

Scrace 1937 game shows Nazi soldiers and officers in day-to-day activities of romanticized Army life. Depicts Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, marches, attacks, leisure activities, more. Soldiers depicted as brave and loyal, and constantly enjoying every aspect of their military lives. Very colorful and glossy surface graphics. Game given to both soldiers and youth, a rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war. Game measures 17"x12". Good condition.

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1938 THIRD REICH NAZI GAME: SWASTIKA CHECKERS & GAMES SET .............................. PH $750-1000

Scarce 1938 Swastika Checkers and Games set. Compendium includes various games: Checkers, Chess, Horse Race, Dominoes, Mikado, Mill and several others. Pieces provided for all games. Swastika checkers have extra pieces for use in other games, as well as in case of loss. Also extra Chess pawns.

Painted metal horse race pieces are large (2") and have almost no paint loss. Swastika checkers pieces 1" across, made of typical composition material of period. Horse pieces are metal, chess and other pieces are wood, and some dice are Bakelite.

All pieces have gloss, in good condition. Mikado game housed inside long purple octagonal box that is set in a slot in the main box designed just for it. Games set contains envelope with detailed instructions pamphlets for all games. Box 16"x11", opened game boards mostly 13"x13,” very colorful horse race board 20"x14". Prime example of Nazi Party’s use of Swastika symbol to continue its propaganda. Pieces, box and boards look appear in UNPLAYED condition.

658

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1938 THIRD REICH NAZI GAME: CALL TO ARMS ............................................................................... PH $500-750

A scarce German board game from 1938 titled ‘CALL TO ARMS.’ Subtitled ‘The modern game of the Art of War.’ Box cover shows beautiful painted graphics of German Wehrmacht soldiers on the battlefield. Game was made just before Hitler’s invasions of Austria and Czechoslovakia, and game title is an exhortation to the people (and soldiers) to take up arms and be ready for battle. It represents the extent to which the reality of wartime was used by the Nazi regime for propaganda and nationalist feeling. Contents include instructions, game board and large number of playing pieces in outstanding condition.

Large game box measures 16"x11", has some repairs. A rare surviving example of the Nazi indoctrination of youths and soldiers.

661

1940 THIRD REICH NAZI BOARD GAME: ‘GREATER GERMANY’S CITIES’ ....................... PH $500-700

Scarce 1940 game depicting Hitler’s Nazi concept of ‘Greater Germany’ (as first described in his ‘Mein Kampf’). By 1940, ‘Greater Germany’ (enlarging the German state) had been achieved to a point, and box cover shows new borders of new Germany in outline. Inside, board shows not just the border but all details, in outstanding color graphics. Cities are labeled and an integral part of this game. Cities are not only from prewar Germany but also, more importantly, from newly annexed regions of Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia (Warsaw, Vienna and Prague, for example). Swastika clearly visible on the board, as is a Zeppelin. Game complete with instructions.

Box 16"x10½”, has repairs with few missing side pieces, in fair condition. Contents good condition, including board, which opens to a large 23"x18".

662

1940 NAZI PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD GAME: ‘FROM WWI TO THE THIRD REICH’ .................. PH $400-600

Scarce 1940 card game, ‘From World War I to the Third Reich,’ consisting of 48 cards. Game produced soon after World War II commenced and shows history of Germany from Nazi Party perspective. Box shows Hitler leading triumphant parade. Game designed to be played by Wehrmacht soldiers and youth. Each card with lengthy propagandist commentary beneath each photograph. First few cards touch upon theme of 1871 unification of Germany, German industrialization, and Africa colonies. WWI German campaigns and soldiers shown as courageous and righteous, with the subsequent post-WWI Versailles Treaty detrimental to Germany. Disdain for the Allies depicted through photographs. Post-WWI Germany shown as struggling, poor and starving. With advent of WWII and German invasion of Poland, Hitler shown riding into Danzig triumphantly. Cards set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Cards oversize, 5"x3½”, in good condition, look virtually UNPLAYED. Box in good condition.

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1939 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: PANZERS LAYING SIEGE ................................... PH $400-600

Scarce 1939 board game, ‘The Great Siege Game.’ Playing Pieces include 50 Panzer tanks molded from glass in refined detail and painted. Panzers used on colorful playing board to lay siege.

Colorful Nazi military graphics on cover, which claims ‘With 50 realistic tanks.’ Game manufactured by Spear game company after it had been ‘Aryanized,’ its Jewish owners forcibly removed and the company name changed to Porst (for its new ‘Aryan’ owner). Instructions, pieces complete. Game with all 50 glass Panzers surviving intact. Box, 15"x11", has repairs, mostly near corners and edges. Board opens to 14"x14". Fine.

1938 THIRD REICH AUTOBAHN BOARD GAME ..... PH $500-700

Scarce 1938 game depicting Hitler’s program for construction and use of Third Reich’s Autobahns. Essentially job creation program, it lessened German unemployment and contributed to recovery of German economy. Nazi Party strongly promoted construction program. Game highlights various routes of ‘Autobahn’ and ease of travel between German cities. Bright colorful graphics on both box lid and board. Swastika visible on board. Playing pieces metal painted Cars in excellent condition. Game complete with instructions. Box used but good condition, measures 18"x11½”. Board looks UNUSED and opens to very large 19"x17".

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1940 WEHRMACHT ANTI-ENGLAND U-BOAT GAME COMMANDER PRIEN AT SCAPA FLOW ............ PH $300-400

German game from 1940 follows the exploits of renowned German U-Boat Captain Gunther Prien, who gained instant fame Oct 14, 1939, by sinking British battleship ‘Royal Oak’ in Scapa Flow, Scotland. He was the first U-Boat Captain to receive the German Wehrmacht’s highest honor, presented to him personally by Hitler. Game was published in early 1940, when Prien was at the height of his fame, and invites players to follow Prien’s example by attacking Scapa Flow (shown on game board). Game especially designed in small lightweight form so it could be taken onto U-Boats and played by sailors.

Game is complete, box measures 5"x5", board opens to 9"x9".

Very good.

663

1940 THIRD REICH LUFTWAFFE GAME: JUNKERS STUKA BOMBERS BATTLE OF BRITAIN .......... PH $300-400

Scarce card game, made by infamous Junkers Aircraft Company that made planes for the Luftwaffe. Box cover, as well as all card backs, depicts 4 Junkers planes, one of which is the Stuka, the Junkers Ju-87 dive bomber. Game was made at the time of the Battle of Britain, when the Stuka was used extensively over England. Back of the box states that game was made by the Junkers Company (‘Junkers Flugzeug-und-Motorenwerke’), located in Dessau, Germany. Card backs also depict Junkers Ju-90 and Ju-160 warplanes. Game complete with 32 cards in 4 suits, a standard German ‘Skat game.’ Fronts of the cards look somewhat like regular playing cards, but with 32 cards, which is how the ‘Skat game’ is played. Cards measure 2½”x3½”. Both box and cards used but in good condition.

665

1940 THIRD REICH PUZZLE: LOST GERMAN COLONIES IN AFRICA ......................................... PH $250-350

Scarce 1940 Jigsaw Puzzle was attempt to rewrite then-current political map of Africa in favor of Germany. Outstanding example of Nazi propaganda seeking to re-kindle and promote German disdain and anger towards Allies for taking former German colonies in Africa after WWI. Puzzle meant for indoctrination of youth. Once assembled, puzzle forms continent of Africa, with former German colonies shown as still German. Corner of jigsaw depicts indented map of Germany, showing the 1940 boundaries of ‘Greater Germany,’ including the already invaded regions of Austria, Poland and Czechoslovakia. Puzzle complete, with jigsaw pieces in outstanding condition. Box measures 10"x7½”, with some repairs.

666

1940 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S ‘BUNKER’ GAME ................................................. PH $200-300

Board game called the ‘Bunker game’. Simulates strategy of armed conflict amidst bunkers that was occurring at the time.

Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth, outstanding example of militaristic indoctrination conducted by Nazi regime. Lightweight nature of the game enabled it to be readily carried by Wehrmacht soldiers to the front. Box 5"x5", and board opens to 9"x9", both in good condition. Complete with playing pieces and instructions.

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1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S CHESS/CHECKERS GAME ................................. PH $400-600

Lightweight box of board games, meant to be sent to soldiers on the front during WWII. Box cover states ‘Greetings from the Homeland’ and ‘Chess, Checkers and Mill games.’ Box depicts 2 Wehrmacht soldiers playing chess and one proclaiming ‘Checkmate!!’ Box and contents in almost mint condition. Contains all playing pieces. Flat pieces could be reversed to play checkers instead of chess, as well as the Mill Game, which is on reverse side of the board. All 3 games were familiar to most Germans. Box measures 5"x9½”.

671 667

668

1942 WW11 GERMAN SOLDIER BOARD GAMES COLLECTION FOR EASTERN FRONT ............... PH $300-400

Collection of board games from around 1942, distributed to soldiers by the Wehrmacht Armed Forces. Cover of the games folder depicts Third Reich soldiers playing board games on table. Contains large number of different colorful wood playing pieces, and 8 games on 4 double-sided game boards. With detailed instructions, which state: ‘Published by the Wehrmacht High Command and commissioned by the Army Commander of the Eastern Lands (Front).’ Thus, meant for soldiers on the Eastern Front, the advance of which by 1942 had stalled in the Soviet Union. One of the 8 games is very colorful game depicting a Nazi soldier on ‘furlough’ and having a great time, which must surely have resonated with the soldiers in the harsh and bleak environment of the Eastern (Russian) Front. Game boards open to 12"x12", box 13"x7". In used but very good condition.

673

1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S GAME COLLECTION MAILED TO FRONT ......... PH $300-400

Lightweight box of board games, meant to be sent to soldiers on the front during WWII. Box cover has ‘Feldpost’ (army mail) address label. Five games included inside box. Three of them are Chess, Checkers and Mill, which were known to most Germans. The two other board games (on the two sides of one board) are military tactical in nature and have detailed instructions: ‘Raiding Party Attack’ and ‘Advance Detection.’

Box and contents in used but good condition. Contains all playing pieces. Flat chess pieces could be overturned to play other 4 games. Box measures 5"x9½”.

1941 THIRD REICH GAME: PANZERS STUKAS PARATROOPERS ATTACK ................................. PH $300-400

German board game from 1941 based on various military components of German Wehrmacht army. Panzers, Luftwaffe planes and paratroopers shown attacking enemy lines and positions. Includes infamous Stuka (Junkers Ju-87) divebomber used in the Battle of Britain in 1940. Board opens out to large 20"x12". Very colorful painted graphics on the board, which is in good condition. The 12"x7" box is sturdy, and especially rare to find (in any condition). Game complete with instructions and playing pieces.

674

1943 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S 3-GAME ENVELOPE FOR THE FRONT ............. PH $300-400

Scarce lightweight set of 3 board games, housed inside envelope meant to be mailed to soldiers on the front during WWII. Envelope has ‘Feldpost’ (army mail) address label and has graphic of a Nazi soldier. It measures 5"x7" and states ‘For our Soldiers, the 3 Popular Games: Chess, Checkers and Mill.’

Contents complete with instructions. Board unfolds to 9½”x5", with the 2 game boards on one side and instructions on the other. Playing pieces for Checkers and Mill inside two small packets and look unused. Chess pieces on a piece of cardboard, still UNPUNCHED and unused.

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1941 THIRD REICH U-BOAT ANTI-ENGLAND NAVAL GAME ....................................................... PH $700-900

German Board game from 1941 titled ‘WE GO AGAINST ENGLAND.’ Subtitle is ‘A new War game about our U-Boat Forces.’ Box cover shows photograph of an actual German U-Boat (flying the Nazis SWASTIKA flag) on its way to battle.

Colorful game board depicts a full-scale naval attack by the German Wehrmacht on Britain. The German Navy begins the attack from Germany (depicted by a Swastika flag on the game board) and then encircles & attacks Britain & its warships from all sides. The game cards look UNPLAYED, and names all the (real) British destroyers, cruisers & warships to be attacked. Complete with instructions & all playing pieces (3 U-boats & 3 Luftwaffe planes). Game box measures 15"x11", opened game board is 21"x15". Game in excellent condition, a rare surviving example of Nazi indoctrination of youths and soldiers.

669

board game titled ‘Air Raid Siren!’ which shows response of German city dwellers to air raid. Citizenry awakens to siren warning of night time air raid. Game depicts what emergency provisions and tools must be on hand, how to put out fires, how to find an air raid shelter, how to conduct oneself inside a shelter, and eventual return after air raid ends. Citizens shown to be stoic, brave, helpful and orderly. Nazi soldiers shown shooting down Allied aircraft. In 1942, the German public was getting used to Allied air raids and was beginning to get wary of stalled war effort of Nazi regime. Game was meant to boost morale as well as provide pragmatic instruction. Good condition, board only with minor wear mostly near fold and at corners. Game measures 17"x14".

1941 WEHRMACHT GAME: ‘MILITARY CHESS’ FOR SOLDIERS, HITLER YOUTH, SS ............ PH $1000-1500

Rare propaganda board game put out by Wehrmacht based on chess. Lengthy detailed instruction book. Box cover shows Nazi soldiers in the midst of battle. Playing pieces intricate and represent Infantry, Panzers, Artillery, Fighter Planes, Bombers and the main playing piece in the shape of a Nazi Eagle. Instead of 16 pieces per side in standard chess, each side in this game has 18 pieces. Instead of a standard 8 by 8 squares chess board, this game’s board is 11 by 11 squares and some squares contain hazards and terrain. Instruction book proclaims: ‘The leading military combat and instructive game; For spiritual training, military training, and public education; Recognized and introduced by: the Wehrmacht, Police, SS, Hitler Youth, Border Protection, all manner of Nazi Party Organizations, religious affiliates of the Nazi Party, and all schools.’ Game complete and box in good condition, measuring 8"x8". Board opens to 16" x 16". Large and highly stylized playing pieces nearly 2" tall, shaped like bombs, rockets, tanks, soldiers, winged soldiers and eagles. Pieces & board in UNPLAYED condition. Pieces housed in specially designed box bottom with fitted slots. Very good.

1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: ‘AIR RAID SIREN!’ ............................................... PH $300-400

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671

673

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RUSSIAN

1940s INTERESTING JAPANESE LITERATURE GROUP .................................................................. PH $200-300

676

Unusual selection of 6 items all in Japanese, including Pilots & Ground Spotters Enemy Airplane Handbook (5"x3¾”), well illustrated with USA & allied forces airplanes & specs. Also two comic books (Manga) and three assorted pamphlets or booklets.

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1940s RUSSIAN RED ARMY LIBERATING TOWNS & ATROCITY PHOTOS (x31) ................. PH $200-300

Group of 31 Russian 3¼”X4½” photos showing scenes from the liberation of towns, villages and POW camps near the end of the war. Images of mostly German atrocities against civilians, with some graphic. Formerly of the the Ukranian MVD archives and in great condition.

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680

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680

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– VIETNAM WAR – 677

Large group of about 1,000 B&W and color glossy photos covering many years. Mostly US tanks, but many photos of other military vehicles along with rifles and equipment. Vast majority are 8"x10" and in great condition, some duplication.

1960s VIETNAM WAR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x600) .................................................................... PH $300-400

Large group of approximately 600 B&W and color glossy photos of all aspects of the Vietnam war. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition with some duplication.

681

DESERT SHIELD

Accumulation of WWII related material, Desert Shield & Desert Storm related material. More than 240 items, mostly covers & many FDCs with some special events relating to WWII. Some soldiers’ mail, but mostly special cachets and some autographs on covers and various covers commemorating 50th Anniversary of WWII. Special cover with Women in Military Service stamp on FDC & USPS souvenir page signed by Capt. Lillian Kinkela, R.N. (R) in 1997. Includes newspaper clippings showing picture of her at West Covina, CA, ceremony, Naval ship covers (x75) postmarked in Jan/Feb 1991 in the days before Desert Storm, Propaganda leaflets and more. Interesting group.

682

1940s MANHATTAN PROJECT & OTHER NUCLEAR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x200) .......... View photo online $200-300

Group of about 200 B&W and color glossy photos covering the Manhattan Project as well as many photos of nuclear tests and early reactors. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition with some duplication.

683

1950s-90s US AIRCRAFT GLOSSY PHOTOS (x1,500) ................................................................. PH $700-900

Large group of about 1500 B&W and color glossy photos of US aircraft, including the F-117, SR-71, KC-135, Korean War fighters, research aircraft and many more. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and a small amount have an owner’s sticker on the back.

684

1950s-90s US HELICOPTER GLOSSY PHOTOS (x600) .................................................... PH $400-600

Large group of about 600 B&W and color glossy photos of US helicopters, many types included. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and a very small amount have an owner’s sticker on the back.

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1940s-90s US MILITARY CARGO AIRCRAFT GLOSSY PHOTOS (x600) .................................... PH $300-400

Large group of about 600 B&W and color glossy photos of US military cargo aircraft throughout the years from the WWII era C-47 onwards to the present. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and very small amount have owner’s sticker on the back.

PHOTOS 679

1940s-90s US NAVAL SHIPS GLOSSY PHOTOS (x800) .................................................... PH $500-700

Large group of over 800 B&W and color glossy photos of mostly US naval ships throughout the years including carriers, battleships, cruisers, frigates and destroyers. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and some have owner’s sticker on the backs.

– OTHER, MILITARIA – 678 / 1991-97 DESERT SHIELD & STORM COLLECTION OF COVERS ................................................................ $200-300

1940s-90s US TANKS & OTHER GLOSSY PHOTOS (x1,000) ................................................. PH $500-700

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685

686

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1950s-90s US BOMBER AIRCRAFT GLOSSY PHOTOS (x600) .................................................... PH $400-600

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687

Large group of about 600 B&W and color glossy photos of US bomber aircraft throughout the years including many of the B-52 and B-2, and a few from WWII including the B-17. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and a very small amount have an owner’s sticker on the back.

686

1950s-90s US MILITARY SHIPS GLOSSY PHOTOS (x500) .................................................... PH $300-400

Large group of about 1,700 4"x5" mostly color positive transparencies covering military topics from WWII to Vietnam including fighter and bomber aircraft, infantry, surface ships, missiles of all types, tanks and helicopters. Mostly 1960s era.

Many seldom seen images. Very little if any duplication that we can see and in overall very fine condition.

688

Large group of about 500 B&W and color glossy photos of US military ships throughout the years including oilers, tankers, submarine tenders, landing craft, ammunition ships, guided missile frigates and many more. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and a very small amount have an owner’s sticker on the back.

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1960s ORIGINAL MILITARY TRANSPARENCIES (x1,700) ............................................................... PH $750-1000

1960s-90s US FIGHTER AIRCRAFT GLOSSY PHOTOS (x1,500) ................................................. PH $700-900

Large group of about 1500 B&W and color glossy photos of US jet fighter and attack aircraft, including the F-4, F-5, F-8, F-14, F-15, F-16, F-18, F-111, A-3, A-4, A-7, A-8, A-10 and more. Vast majority are 8"x10" and in great condition. Some duplication and a very few have owner’s sticker on the backs.

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689

1960s-90s US MILITARY MISSILE GLOSSY PHOTOS (x1,500) ................................................. PH $600-800

Large group of approximately 1500+ glossy photos of US military missiles throughout the years including cruise missiles, anti-tank missiles, submarine launched missiles, Minuteman, Peacekeeper, missile launchers, etc. Vast majority 8"x10" in great condition with some duplication.

690

1960s-90s SOVIET MILITARY GLOSSY PHOTOS (x500) .................................................... PH $400-600

Large group of approximately 500 glossy photos of Soviet military equipment throughout the years including surface ships, jets, tanks, submarines, missiles, and more. Vast majority 8"x10" and in great condition with some duplication.

POLITICAL – AMERICAN – 691

1940s-70s FIRST LADY SIGNED PHOTOS & COVERS ............................................................ PH $200-300

About 30 photos and covers all signed by former First Ladies including Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess Truman (x8), Mamie Eisenhower (x3), Lady Bird Johnson (x13), Pat Nixon (x4) and Betty Ford. Includes 4 photos but mostly covers. Vast majority very fine.

692

698

1950s ROSA PARKS SIGNED ITEMS (x10) ....... PH $400-500

Handwritten draft of speech by Abba Eban (statesman, lecturer, Foreign Minister, 1966-74) and first representative to United Nations from Israel. Document 3pp on 6"x8" hotel stationery from ‘The Savoy-Plaza, New York.’ Pages show corrections, deletions & additions in Eban’s hand (document not signed).

Historically interesting & important item referring to Arab resistance to ‘...establishing United Nations representation in Jerusalem for the supervision of the Holy Places.’ Includes complete transcript. Fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA).

Group of 10 different items signed by civil rights activist Rosa Parks, famous in 1955 for not giving up her seat on a Montgomery, AL, bus and then the bus boycott. Items include covers(x7), a photo postcard and two ALS cards. Nice condition.

693

1960s-80s NEARLY 30 POLITICAL SIGNED ITEMS ............................................................................... PH $500-700

Nearly 30 signed items all by political figures, includes: Reagan, Kissinger, Humphrey, Goldwater, Dole, Agnew, Golda Meir, Mondale, Weinberger, Harriman, Justices Byron White and Earl Warren and many more. Consists mostly of photos, covers and cards. Duplication of signatures but not of items.

Majority very fine condition.

694

D 1950s ABBA EBAN HANDWRITTEN DRAFT OF SPEECH ...................................................... PH $4000-6000

1968 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SIGNED CARD ............................................................................... PH $600-800

A 3"x5" card signed by Martin Luther King, Jr. Some even age toning but still very fine condition.

695

1968 ROBERT F. KENNEDY CUT SIGNATURE .... PH $200-300

Framed presentation, 8"x11" of assassinated presidential candidate and brother of President John F. Kennedy. Contains slightly faded black signature on off-white paper and a 4"x4¾” color snapshot of RFK at the lectern of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles where he was shot. Signature dated May 28, 1968, less than two weeks before his death. Fine.

696

1970s 20 SIGNATURES OF WATERGATE CONSPIRATORS & PARTICIPANTS ................... PH $200-300

Group of 20 mostly covers and cards signed by various Watergate figures, includes: Bob Woodward, John Erlichman (x3), E. Howard Hunt, H.R. Haldeman (x3), Charles Colson (x3 with photo), Jeb Magruder, Leon Jaworski (x3), John Sirica, Sam Ervin (x2), Archibald Cox and Alexander Haig. Very fine condition.

697

1996 WHITE HOUSE DIRECTORY W/ LAST LEWINSKY LISTING ............................................ PH $600-800

Telephone Directory from Executive Office of the President, dated April 1996. This is final listing for a certain infamous intern, who was transferred to the Pentagon in April 1996, for ‘inappropriate and immature behavior.’ Ms Lewinsky is listed under Legislative Affairs as well as in the index. Very fine condition aside from minor doodling at upper right front cover.

(University Archives LOA).

1955 DAVID BEN-GURION SIGNED LETTER ... PH $2500-3500

Fully handwritten and signed letter on State of Israel stationery

by David Ben-Gurion to Meir Grossman. Both were politicians involved with foundation of the Jewish State. Measures 6¼”x8½”, datelined Hakirya, March 27, 1955. Letter comments on growth of Hebrew language use in past half century (translation provided with lot). Very fine. (University Archives LOA)

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690

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693

694

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697

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1964 DAVID BEN-GURION HANDWRITTEN LETTER IN ENGLISH ........................................... PH $600-800

Ruled notebook page with handwritten letter in blue ink, signed at bottom by David Ben-Gurion. Letter in English, written from his retirement home in Sdeh-Boker May 19, 1964.

Addressed to Hannah Logasa, a librarian and educator in Omaha, Neb, who advised Israeli government on soy production and who befriended Ben-Gurion and his wife. Very fine. (University Archives LOA)

703 / 1970s GERALD FORD & GOLDA MEIR SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $200-300 700

Cover commemorating Year of the Woman signed by President Gerald Ford and Prime Minister Golda Meir. Age toning but fine condition. (Signature House COA)

1955 DAVID BEN-GURION SIGNED LETTER ... PH $1500-2000

Typed letter on State of Israel stationery, from Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to Knesset member Israel Gialili. Letter refers to candidates for Flight Academy coming from the social settlements that Gialili was involved with (full translation provided). Very fine (University Archives LOA).

704

Two letters from Moshe Dayan (1915-81), includes: (1) Typed letter signed ‘Moshe Dayan,’ in Hebrew, as Minister of Defense, on official letterhead, 1969, responding to series of questions from Knesset member Avraham Werdinger (a photocopy of Werdinger’s letter is present). Dayan’s response: ‘In accordance with paragraph 41 of Kenesset regulations I refuse to reply to questions 3-4 in your question 8629, because I think the answers might harm the country’s interests’ (full transcript provided). (2) Typed letter signed ‘Moshe Dayan,’ in Hebrew, as Minister of Defense, on official letterhead, 1969, Dayan reinforces his response to Werdinger. Two (torn) file holes at the right margin, folds. Fine. (University Archives COA).

701 /D 1958 GOLDA MEIR & BEN-ZVI AUTOGRAPHS ON DOCUMENT ............................................... PH $1250-1500

Official document from Israeli government, appointing Haim Rafael as Consul of Israel in Sydney. Dated Oct 23, 1958, document measures 11½”x17½” and is in Hebrew, both printed and handwritten. Signed at bottom by Prime Minister Yitzhak Ben-Zvi and Foreign Minister Golda Meir, document also bears the official State Seal. Second document is a French translation with printed signatures. Golda Meir served as Foreign Minister from 1956-66 and was Prime Minister from 1969-74. Both documents wrinkled with modest staining, still in original shipping tube addressed to Legation of Israel in Sydney. Fine to very fine. (2008 COA from The Written Word).

705

1970s GOLDA MEIR AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO .... PH $250-350

A small B&W photograph (5"x7") of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, signed by Meir in black ink at bottom right, in Hebrew. Light edge and corner wear to photo. Signature Very Fine. (Certified by John Reznikoff)

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1961 MOSHE DAYAN SIGNED LETTERS (x2) .... PH $1000-1500

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706

709

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1978 MENACHEM BEGIN SIGNED LETTER ..... PH $400-600

– JORDAN –

Typed letter on Prime Minister stationery with embossed state seal at top, signed in blue pen ‘M. Begin.’ Letter addressed to another Likud politician, Josef Tamir, a Knesset member. Letter refers to need to call a party meeting. Handwritten note at bottom by recipient states that Begin never called the meeting.

Lightly soiled, fine. (University Archives LOA)

– AUSTRIA –

708 /D 1994 KING HUSSEIN I & QUEEN NOOR AUTOGRAPHED COPY OF HISTORICAL SPEECH TO CONGRESS ................................ PH $2000-3000

Printed speech presented to Joint Session of Congress, signed on cover ‘Hussein’ as King and ‘Noor Al Hussein’ as Queen, 9pp, 8½”x11", separate sheets stapled together upper left.

Headed with crown of Jordan indicating it was issued by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. In speech, Hussein states, ‘Mr. Speaker, the state of war between Israel and Jordan is over...’

Historical speech, clean signatures, very fine. (University Archives COA).

707 /D 1975-86 KURT WALDHEIM SIGNATURES & DOCUMENTS ................................................... PH $1000-1500

Group of documents and letters regarding controversy surrounding Dr. Kurt Waldheim’s possible Nazi past. Although he was Secretary-General of United Nations from 1972-81, the controversy really increased as he ran for President of Austria in 1986. Includes some correspondence between an American researcher and Waldheim and his son, Gerhard, from 1975 (re: Nazi Party membership) to 1986 (Balkan war crimes).

Two letters on letterhead are signed by Dr. Waldheim.

Interesting group, fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

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1990s DALAI LAMA SIGNED PHOTO ................. PH $200-300

An 8"x10" color glossy photo signed by 14th Dalai Lama.

Some minor handling flaws but still very fine condition.

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– TERRORISTS –

710 /D 1998 TIMOTHY MCVEIGH’S HANDWRITTEN ‘ESSAY ON HYPOCRISY’ ............................................................... PH $20,000-30,000 Extremely significant and pivotal piece of handwritten American history regarding Timothy McVeigh and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

Cover letter and essay handwritten on 8 pages of legal-size canary notepad paper, with two signatures, as well as original hand-addressed transmittal cover to consignor with official markings from the federal maximum-security prison in Florence, Colo., where McVeigh sat on death row. Dated March 1998 and published in the June 1998 edition of ‘Media Bypass’ magazine, the essay sparked an international media storm, as it marked the first time McVeigh publicly discussed the attack and questioned the U.S. government’s regard for innocent civilian lives, regardless of nationality. ‘The truth is,’ McVeigh wrote, ‘the U.S. has set the standard when it comes to the stockpiling and use of weapons of mass destruction... Whether you wish to admit it or not, when you approve, morally, of the bombing of foreign targets by the U.S. military, you are approving of acts morally equivalent to the bombing in Oklahoma City.’ In his cover letter, McVeigh wrote that the essay was ‘written to provoke thought, and was not written with malevolent intent.’ Despite his ‘doubt that any mainstream media would touch it,’ the Associated Press dispatched the essay worldwide, resulting in global headlines on May 29, 1998. It stands as the ‘go-to’ piece referenced whenever McVeigh is discussed, for example, by author Gore Vidal (‘Vanity Fair,’ September 2001), ‘The Meaning of Timothy McVeigh.’ The preface also finds McVeigh apologizing for the handwritten letter, noting his ‘current (unique) environment does not provide access to a typewriter, a word processor or a copier (hell, I’m lucky they let me have a pen!).’ On April 19, 1995, the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City was destroyed by the worst domestic terrorist attack in U.S. history. The bombing claimed 168 lives and injured more than 680 people. Within 90 minutes, the decorated Army veteran of Operation Desert Storm was stopped for driving without a license plate and arrested for unlawfully carrying a weapon. McVeigh and co-conspirator Terry Nichols were quickly linked to the attack through forensic evidence.

McVeigh timed the bombing to arrive on the second anniversary of the federal government’s deadly assault on a religious compound near Waco, Texas. As a result of McVeigh’s actions, Congress passed the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, which tightened the law of habeas corpus in the United States, as well as legislation designed to increase protection of federal buildings. The bombing also resulted in the death, by lethal injection, of McVeigh on June 11, 2001. This original document reveals much of McVeigh’s chilling, but logical, thought process. Lot also accompanied by ‘Media Bypass’ edition in which the essay appeared, and McVeigh’s clippings of nuclear devastation in Japan and terrified children fleeing napalm bombing in Vietnam. Very fine museum piece. UNIQUE. (800) 782-0066 • www.RegencySuperior.com

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It also shows three reward payments on the 29th for runaway servants, one each to William Johnson & Thomas Johnson & a third unnamed, presumably the recipient noted on verso being paid $8. Washington is well known to have had an uneasy conscience with regard to his slaves, whom he freed in his will. The same surely did not apply to indentured servants such as Webster & Spears, convicts who had forfeited their own liberty & would be released from service after 7 years. Spears was a joiner and Webster a brick-maker. One of the more interesting historical pieces we’ve seen for some time! Housed in presentation frame.

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712 / /D 1822-73 JOHN ADAMS DESCENDENTS’ LETTERS .......................................................... PH $2500-3500

Several documents and letters to and from various descendents of John Adams. Includes free frank folded letter signed by John Quincy Adams (1844) to his cousin Caroline Bartlett; couple letters written to General Bartlett by Garibaldi (two signatures and handwriting on cover); letter from John Adams to son Thomas B. Adams at Norwich Academy, his free frank signature cut out long ago; 1841 American passport, folded, for Edwin Bartlett ‘and lady,’ traveling to France from Great Britain, with various handstamps of police authorities; George B. McClellan ALS to Edwin Bartlett, married to niece of Thomas Adams. Overall fine condition with typical age and wear. (University Archives LOA)

714 / 1812 JAMES MONROE FREE FRANKING ON COVER AS SECRETARY OF STATE ........ PH $1500-2000

Flowing and bold ‘Dept of State Jas. Monroe’ signature in upper right of folded letter addressed to John W. Godfrey in Bath county, Va. (‘near Callaghan’s Post-Office’). Letter has faint red Jan. 20 Washington, DC, postmark as well as straight-line ‘FREE.’ Letter actually written by William Thornton, who was British-American physician, inventor, painter and architect of the United States Capitol. He also served as first Superintendent of the U.S. Patent Office. Letter regards claim and ability of Congress to sign off on Treasury Notes. Letter has some fold separations (none near signature), repaired by peelable stamp hinges, replaced easily if professionally repaired. Fine & Rare.

(University Archives LOA, transcript of letter and engraving of Monroe).

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713 /D 1815 LAND GRANT SIGNED BY JAMES MADISON AS PRESIDENT ................................................ PH $1000-1500

A scarce 11½”x14¼” true calfskin vellum military Land Grant signed ‘James Madison,’ Jan 11, 1815, for a Continental Army officer, granting land ‘...in consideration of Military Service performed by Harod Gibbs a Lieutenant for three years...to the United States, in the Virginia Line on Continental Establishment... intituled “An Act to enable the Officers and Soldiers of the Virginia Line, on CONTINENTAL ESTABLISHMENT, to obtain Titles to certain lands...by the UNITED STATES...”,’ countersigned by Josiah Meigs as Commissioner of the General Land Office, also docketed on reverse

by Meigs. Meigs is known in his own right as an academic and journalist. Red wax & white wafer Seal both intact. Though Land Grants signed by President Madison are not uncommon, larger, impressive and highly detailed Military Land Grants signed by him – especially for Continental Army officers – are much scarcer. Crease at lower right corner well clear of signature. Fine.

Manuscript document, one page, 7½”x3" [Melton’s Bluff, Alabama], Aug 26, 1818. Browned area on verso bears darkly penned 22-word docket by Jackson signed ‘J’ in text.

Toned, corner repair on verso, otherwise fine. Document, in full, reads ‘recd 26th Augt 1818 of William Easton Sixty nine pieces of Bacon weighing Eleven Hundred pounds for the use of Genl Andw Jackson.

Abraham Day.’ In another hand, ‘This Bacon was for the joint use of Jackson & Hutchings.’ On verso, penned

by Andrew Jackson: ‘Recpt for Beacon [sic, Bacon] / Bought from Mr / William Easton / for the Bluff / August 1818 - / to be noted in / Settlement with / Executors of J. / H.’ In his will dated November 7, 1817, Jackson’s business partner, Major John Hutchings (1770-1817), one of his wife’s nephews, left his estate of land and slaves to his four-year-old son, Andrew Jackson Hutchings (1813-41), and appointed Andrew Jackson as his son’s guardian.

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Letter front, 8"x3¾”, addressed ‘To his Excellency / Andrew Jackson / President of the United States / Washington Citty [sic].’ Postmarked upper left ‘Tuscumbia, Ala. / Jun 18’ and with ‘FREE’ handstamp upper right. Tape stain at upper blank edge, fine. President Jackson penned vertically along the left edge: ‘Allen - To be / sent back to him.’ He wrote 3 words into the postmark. ‘Allen’ was ostensibly the sender and most likely a government official as his letter was FREE-franked. In March 1817, Congress passed an act establishing the Territory of Alabama. Tuscumbia was surveyed and laid out as a city by Gen John Coffee who had fought under Gen Andrew Jackson in Battle of New Orleans and was his partner in land purchases.

That same year, a battalion of United States soldiers arrived at Tuscumbia and began work of cutting out a new wagon road from Nashville, Tenn, to Columbus, Miss, called the Military Road. This was done under Jackson’s supervision and the point at which he crossed the Tennessee is now known as Jackson’s Landing. About this time, General Jackson purchased a large tract of land lying between the river and Tuscumbia.

718 /D 1836 JAMES BUCHANAN (AS SENATOR) SIGNED LETTER ............................................... PH $750-1000

Autographed Letter Signed (8"x9¾”) in 1836 by future President James Buchanan. Also signed by Pennsylvania Senator Thomas McKean, 1787-1841. Highly displayable one-page ALS with lovely, bold, flowing ‘James Buchanan,’ Dec 12, 1836, to ‘Hon. James S. Whitcomb,’ in full: ‘We take pleasure in recommending to you the appointment of Dr. William Wallace as a clerk in the Land Office. We believe him to be well qualified for the situation for which he applies. He is the son of a highly respectable citizen of Pennsylvania who has recently removed to this City: and is himself a graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia. His appointment would give satisfaction to many friends. Washington 12 Dec: 1836.’ Letter very fine, with only the slightest of wear showing.

(Sanders Guide $1294)

717 /D 1824 ANDREW JACKSON SIGNED LETTER ... PH $3000-4000

Scarce signed letter (ALS), 7½”x10", datelined ‘Washington City, Jany 21st 1824,’ to Samuel S. Southard, Secretary of the Navy. At this time, Jackson was a Senator from Tennessee and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs. He writes, in part, ‘The enclosed letter just recd from Mrs. Stenett the mother of the young gentleman for whom I solicited the other day, the appointment of Midshipman in the navy of the United States...as it will afford you information of his education...with a hope, that when you take up the subject of appointments, he may claim your early attention.’ Letter mounted to silk archival paper (which can be seen in chips at side), file folds, clean, bold signature.

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D 1855 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PROMISSARY NOTE W/ FOUR WORDS IN LINCOLN’S HAND .......... PH $750-1000

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65), autograph Docket, 1p, 7¾”x9¼”, Danville, May 1, 1855. Beneath 2 promissory notes, Lincoln penciled ‘Higginsville/Vermillion Co-Ill.’ Nick at right edge, light soiling, separation at upper horizontal fold, partial separation at lower horizontal fold. Near fine condition. Docket on verso signed by court clerk Samuel Craig notes that it was filed Oct 27, 1857. Lincoln maintained a law office in Danville from 1852-57 and was in Danville on filing date, trying a case.

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722 1895 THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNED LETTER ................ PH $600-800

Theodore Roosevelt (18581919, President 1901-09) typed letter signed as Police Commissioner, 1p, 8"x10" on City of New York Police Department stationery.

Roosevelt turns down invitation from Professor Francis Wayland of Yale Law School. Previously folded, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA)

D 1861 ABRAHAM LINCOLN LEGAL FRAGMENT WITH 17 HANDWRITTEN WORDS .................... PH $750-1000

Small, irregular approximately 5"x1" legal fragment with 17 words in three lines, in Lincoln’s hand. ‘said lands last aforesaid including/tract to John Nelson, Polly Nelson, Nancy/Nelson and William Nelson junior.’ Very fine.

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D 1885-88 FREDERICK GRANT (ULYSSES SON) LETTER ARCHIVE; FATHER’S FINAL ILLNESS ........................................................... PH $1000-1500

Military officer, Minister to Austria-Hungary, son of Ulysses S. Grant. Collection of three 5"x8" Autographed Letters Signed ‘F.D. Grant,’ 1885-88, 5 handwritten pages filled with significant content regarding U.S. Grant’s fatal illness & his autobiography, in small part, March 22, 1885: ‘...I am sorry I cant give you any encouragement about father. For the last three days he has been free from pain but that is all. He get[s] more feeble every day...’ Grant died July 23, nearly 4 months later, but completed his manuscript near the end. Second letter, Dec. 22, 1885, on black-bordered mourning stationery: ‘...if you see any other mistakes you will let me know as soon as possible for although we printed 325,000 for the first addition [sic] all have been sold and orders are coming in...’; & April 11, 1888: ‘...I thank you for the interest you have taken in the Badeau matter. I did have some dread of a newspaper discussion as to the authorship of my father’s book, but have no fear of the courts. Badeau can write well and has desired to get into the papers from the beginning, he believing he could crush me there....’ On March 18, 1888, newspapers reported lawyers for Gen. Adam Badeau had served Grant’s widow a summons claiming co-authorship. Frederick released the entire correspondence between Grant and Badeau, and on Oct 30, 1888, Mrs. Grant agreed to pay $10,000 to Badeau, as per a contract agreed to by her husband, if Badeau withdrew his claim of co-authorship. Very significant material. Fine.

Nine page undated typed document relating to Harvester Trust matter with several corrections (not all) purported to be in Roosevelt’s hand. Typescript begins, ‘As regards the Harvester Trust matter, the following statement sent to me by Mr Bonaparte, my Attorney-General at the time, and by Mr Herbert Knox Smith, then and now Commissioner of Corporations, explain themselves.’ Fine. (University Archives COA).

724 /D 1916 WOODROW WILSON DOCUMENT SIGNED AS PRESIDENT .................................................... PH $400-600

Document appointing a postmaster in South Dakota with official seal some minor soiling at right side and edges, gold seal has some flaws. Signed in black by both the President and the Postmaster General. Fine.

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725

White House envelope free franked ‘Herbert Hoover’ as President, 6½”x3½,” postmarked Washington, D.C., Nov 30, 1929. Addressed to ‘Mr. N.C. Butler, / Prop., Bon Ton Cafe, / West Branch, Iowa.’ Hoover was born in West Branch.

Engraved in upper left ‘THE WHITE HOUSE / Official Business / Penalty for Private Use to Avoid / Payment of Postage $300.’ Slit open at top, minor tear at upper right. Light soiling, fine. Franked on the more desirable 6¾ envelope rather than the business size envelope. (University Archives LOA).

1916 CALVIN COOLIDGE HANDWRITTEN LETTER AS LT. GOVERNOR .......................... PH $1200-1700

On Office of Lieutenant Governor stationery (Boston, Mass), handwritten two-page note to a Reverend in South Boston.

Coolidge as Lt. Gov. had obligations 2 days in a row and so could not make a church service celebration. Includes original matching corner card envelope addressed by Coolidge with proper 2¢ stamp and Boston machine cancel. Very fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

726 / 1928 CALVIN COOLIDGE WHITE HOUSE FREE FRANK ................................................... PH $4000-6000

White House envelope free franked ‘Calvin Coolidge’ as President, 8¾”x3¾”, postmarked ‘Washington, D.C., May 15 - 11 AM - 1928.’ Addressed by typewriter to ‘Mr. William T. Marshall / Hotel Willard / Washington, D.C.’ Engraved in upper left ‘THE WHITE HOUSE / Official Business / Penalty for Private Use to Avoid / Payment of Postage $300.’ Light rippling, otherwise fine. This type of envelope was to be used by officers of the United States for official business who did not have the franking privilege, with fine imposed if used ‘for private use.’

Franking privilege is not bestowed until a President leaves office. Leaving the White House after lunch, on the afternoon of May 15, 1928, President and Mrs. Coolidge were at the Old State House in Annapolis, Md, witnessing a re-enactment of General George Washington’s resignation of his command of the Continental Armies on the 150th anniversary of the event.

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728 /D 1919 FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SIGNED DOCUMENT ...................................................... PH $2500-3500

Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945, President 1933-45): Document signed & dated ‘Franklin D Roosevelt/Sept. 26, 1919,’ 1p (in 2 pieces), 8½”x11", with original folds, tears & edge wear. Document headed ‘For WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA (Vol. 11, 1920-21)’ requests profile update (older profile attached). Roosevelt crosses out one word in profile and in writing adds (below old profile), ‘In charge of inspection U. S. Naval forces in European waters, July-Sept. 1918 and of demobilization in Europe, Jan.-Feb. 1919’ and additionally ‘overseer of Harvard University.’ ALSO: word ‘Democrat’ to right of original profile, lined out. Overall, good condition.

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1960s PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN SIGNED ITEMS (x3) ............................................. PH $300-400

Group of 3 different items all signed by former President Harry S Truman. Includes a 3½”x5" signed photo and two signed covers, one being from the ‘USS Missouri.’ Age toning but otherwise fine condition.

732 / 1951 HARRY TRUMAN SIGNED COVERS (x2) .... PH $300-400

Cacheted unaddressed souvenir covers for dedication of the United Nations Post Office in New York Jan 3,1951, franked with 3¢ 1945 FDR Memorial stamp, and a similarly signed cover with cachet dated April 25,1951, signed in black fountain pen across the stamp by President Harry Truman. Attractive cachets canceled at the United Nations New York office.

729 / 1935 FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT FREE FRANKING AS PRESIDENT ON COVER ........ PH $5000-7000

Gorgeous and crisp fountain pen free franking on White House Official Business ‘Penalty’ stationery, with May 20, 1935, machine cancel, likely one of the finest known for Roosevelt.

Cover (6½”x3½”) addressed to Edward Stern, a 1930s-era stamp dealer who owned ‘Economist Stamp Co.’ on New York’s famous Nassau Street. This particular cover is depicted in definitive book on free franks authored by Stern, ‘History of the Free Franking of Mail in the United States,’ H.L. Lindquist (1936). Free franks particularly desirable on standard-sized envelopes. This particular type of ‘Penalty’ envelope was to be used by officers of the United States who did not have franking privilege (for official business). Cover very fine, with light vertical crease through center. (University Archives LOA).

730

1948 HARRY TRUMAN SIGNED OVERSIZED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $400-600

Large, attractive 20"x16" B&W image of Truman at desk.

Inscription, at lower left (in brown) reads: ‘To my good friend and colleague, Clarence Cannon, with kindest regards, Harry Truman.’ Clarence Cannon was Missouri congressman who served in the House of Representatives for 41 years and exerted significant influence on Congress throughout his tenure. Photo has light edge wear but otherwise very fine.

Envelope postmarked ‘Palm Springs Calif. Feb 18 1954 6:30 PM’ and signed ‘Dwight D. Eisenhower’ in blue ink in upper left corner. The ‘free’ is in pencil. Envelope addressed to John H. Thompson of Torrington, Calif. Rare presidential free frank of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Very fine (University Archives LOA).

734 / 1965 FDC COVER SIGNED BY DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER ...................................................... PH $200-300

Winston Churchill FDC signed by former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Excellent condition.

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733 / 1954 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER PRESIDENTIAL FREE FRANK ................................................... PH $6000-8000

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1959 SENATOR KENNEDY SIGNED TYPED LETTER .............................................................. PH $750-1000

One page Feb 27, 1959, typed letter on United States Senate/ Committee on Labor and Public Welfare stationery signed John Kennedy. Letter to Thomas Mullen, thanking him for his letter regarding, ‘the bill I have introduced, along with Senator Clark, to strike the loyalty oath provision from the National Defense Education Act.’ Kennedy encloses a press release (not in lot), ‘which gives my reasoning on this matter...’ Slight paper clip impression at top & soiling at left, previously folded. fine to very fine.

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1959 SENATOR KENNEDY SIGNED TYPED LETTER ............................................... PH $1500-2000

One page June 19, 1959, typed letter on United States Senate/ Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, signed Jack Kennedy.

Letter to Thomas Mullen Jr. begins ‘I have your rather aggressively worded letter of recent date enclosing an article on ‘featherbedding...’ Kennedy agrees to the economic waste of featherbedding in government or industry and asks Mullen, ‘I wonder, however, whether you would suggest that the United States enact laws which would establish the manning scale in every office and plant throughout the country.’ Staple at top left, two holes at left from filing, creases at top corners, light toning at top & bottom edges. Previously folded. Fine to very fine.

1958 SENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNED TYPED LETTER, PLUS LBJ SIGNED LETTER ... PH $1500-2000

One page April 18, 1958, typed letter on United States Senator/ Committee on Foreign Relations stationery signed John Kennedy, to T. Mullen, Jr., thanking him for his recent letter commenting on his (Kennedy’s) position regarding assistance to India. Kennedy calls India ‘the hinge of fate’ in Asia and states, ‘India stands as the only effective competitor to Communist China for the faith and following of millions of uncommitted and restless people.’ Three filing holes at right & slight toning at top, fine to very fine. Sanders Autograph Price Guide cv $2,092. PLUS: June 21, 1961, one page typed letter on The Vice President/ Washington stationery to same T. Mullen Jr. signed Lyndon B. Johnson. Letter in part ‘My remarks were not directed against any specific individuals or groups.’ Johnson also states ‘...the easiest way in which we can destroy our nation is to divide it by petty distrust and suspicion...’ Previously folded, very fine.

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1960 SENATOR KENNEDY SIGNED TYPED LETTER .............................................................. PH $750-1000

One page Aug 23, 1960, typed letter on bi-colored stationery with ‘U.S. SENATOR...JOHN F. KENNEDY/FOR PRESIDENT’ and B&W JFK portrait, signed John Kennedy.

Letter to Thomas Mullen thanking him for his recent letter and thoughtful suggestions. Paper clip wrinkle at top, slight edge toning, previously folded & pencil notation at bottom.

Fine to very fine.

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1962 JFK LITHOGRAPHED DINNER PROGRAM AUTOGRAPHED AS PRESIDENT ................... PH $3000-4000

Approximately 11"x17" B&W lithographed menu for the March 10, 1962 ‘Florida’s Presidential Dinner’ alongside a quotation from Florida Democratic Senator George Smathers. Signed in black ink and matted to about 18"x14". Very light toning of matte. Accompanying the autographed item is a package of items related to Kennedy and his inauguration, including: another (unsigned) menu, Inauguration Program (with picture of JFK & printed signature), Invitation, other menu, newspaper front pages, official programs, etc. Some of the affiliated material has a bit of tropical toning. A great signed picture.

Scarce and very fine.

Fascinating archive of original UPI wire service teletypes to the ‘Cincinnati Post & Times Star,covering Nov 22-27, 1963, into 1964 trial of Jack Ruby. Includes reporting on: President Kennedy’s assassination, arrest of Oswald, quotes, comments & memorials by a host of USA & worldwide dignitaries, background information on Kennedy, Oswald, Ruby, comments by various law enforcement officers, interview with priest who administered ‘Last Rites,’ funeral procession, information about Ruby’s trial & jury, and more. Relive history through these real-time reports interspersed with weather, sports and other other news of the day, plus several wire photos including familiar images of Oswald, Ruby, John-John and others. More than 100 standard teletype pages, all 8½” wide in various lengths (up to several feet). Unorganized & packed loose (not rolled), usual bends & a few creases. Clean clear type, easy to read. Owner’s description with provenance included. Overall fine to very fine.

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741 / BOUVIER (KENNEDY), JACQUELINE & LEE: OUR SPECIAL SUMMER, SIGNED EDITION ..... PH $500-700

First, signed and limited (to 500) edition of OUR SPECIAL SUMMER, by Jacqueline & Lee Bouvier, New York: Delacorte Press (1974). In 1951, Jacqueline Bouvier (later Kennedy), and her sister Lee, did a cruise and tour of London, Paris, Venice, Rome and Florence. This is a published edition of the journal they created on their trip and later gifted to their mother.

The text is reproduced from the manuscript journal they co-wrote.

It includes text, multicolored drawings by Jackie, and b&w photographs of the two. Small folio (approximately 10½”x12"), attached front free end paper signed by both sisters (limited to 500), blue marbleized boards, and matching slipcase with B&W photo of the sister pasted down. Some sunning to spine, as well as the slipcase, which has changed the gray blue to a pleasing turquoise blue shade, minor soiling to slipcase including the photo, otherwise very fine. Very collectible Bouvier/Kennedy item.

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Selection of 5 editions. Headlines include: Nov 22 ‘DALLAS GUNMAN SLAYS KENNEDY’ Evening edition, Nov 23 ‘Lyndon Johnson New President As Kennedy Is Slain In Dallas’ Morning edition, Nov 25 ‘Accused Assassin Dies At Hands Of Dallasite’ Morning edition & ‘John F. Kennedy Buried Today In Arlington As Nation Mourns’ Evening edition and Nov 26 ‘President John F. Kennedy Laid To Rest At Arlington Cemetery’ Morning edition. Expect some slight tears and age toning. Fine to very fine.

746

1963 KENNEDY ASSASSINATION & 1969 MOON LANDING NEWS: NOV 23 & 25, 1963 EDITIONS, PLUS JULY 21, 1969 ................................ $300-400

Six newspapers total, headlines include: 'Dallas Times Herald' Nov 23 'LBJ ASKS FOR DIVINE HELP/MURDER CHARGE LODGED' Final Edition and Nov 25 'Mourning Nation Bids Chief Farewell/Tip to FBI Warned of Oswald Death' (with iconic image of Oswald shooting) Final Edition. ALSO: Nov 26. 1963 'Fort Worth Press,' City Edition with headline 'COMMUNIST PARTY WAS IN CONTACT WITH KILLER.' Bonus MOON LANDING papers: 'San Angelo Standard-Times' morning edition with headline 'MEN WALK ON THE MOON' and evening edition with headline 'Moon ship lifts off for home,' ALSO: The 'Dallas Morning News' MOON extra with headline 'Eagle Lands on Moon.' (fulfilling Kennedy's dream). Age toning and related small faults, fine to very fine.

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1963 KENNEDY ASSASSINATION: SAN ANGELO STANDARD TIMES NOV 22-26, 1963 NEWSPAPERS ..... $200-300

1964 LYNDON B JOHNSON SIGNED MOUNTED PHOTO ............................................... PH $300-400

Impressive 7¼”x9¾” B&W Arnold Newman image of Johnson, mounted on 11"x14" board, signed and inscribed. Inscription, at lower left (in brown) reads: ‘To Clarence Cannon, with best regards, Lyndon B. Johnson.’ Clarence Cannon was Missouri congressman who served in the House of Representatives for 41 years and exerted significant influence on Congress throughout his tenure. Photo very fine, attractive and scarce.

D 1960s KENNEDY EPHEMERA ARCHIVE ............ PH $400-600

Interesting vintage lot of about 20 items, ranging from large 17"x14" B&W photo to funeral mass cards (x5) and much more. Also noted ‘KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT’ bumper stickers (x3), engravings, 2 copies of special ‘Four Dark Days in History’ magazine, original wire photos (including at least 1 from Life Magazine) and more. Great Kennedy lot with enough duplication to recover investment. Few minor faults, overall fine, with several items never previously offered.

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748 / 1960s PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON SIGNED COVERS (x4) ......................................... PH $300-400

Group of 4 different covers all postmarked in the 1960s and signed by President Lyndon Johnson. Some even age toning on one, but overall very fine condition.

1963 KENNEDY ASSASSINATION: THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS NOV 22-28 NEWSPAPERS .... PH $400-600

Selection of 9 editions. Headlines include: Nov 22 ‘WELCOME MR. KENNEDY/TO DALLAS’ on full page of political questions/accusations about Kennedy & Communism sponsored by ‘THE AMERICAN FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE,’ Nov 23 ‘KENNEDY SLAIN ON DALLAS STREET’ two star edition, Nov 24 ‘LBJ Takes Over Government Reins’ two star edition & four star edition with same headline, Nov 25 ‘Thousands Pay Homage to Martyred President/CLUB OWNER KILLS OSWALD’ four star edition, Nov 26 ’35th President Finds His Peace On Slope in Arlington Cemetery’ two star edition & four star edition with same headline, Nov 27 ‘Johnson Takes Up Key JFK Policies’ two star edition & Nov 28 ‘Sorrowing Johnson Calls on Congress To Finish Work Laid Out by Kennedy’ two star edition. A few minor tears, age toning. Fine to very fine.

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D 1963 OSWALD SHOOTING & KENNEDY FUNERAL AP TELETYPES ................................. PH $350-500

Selection of Associated Press (AP) teletype feeds for Nov 24 & 25, 1963, reporting details about the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby and details of funeral of President Kennedy, including Mrs. Kennedy’s leaving the White House for the Capitol attended by RFK and others, procession arrangements for dignitaries, statements by some world leaders including President of South Korea & Charles DeGaulle and more.

Teletypes are 8½” wide and in 6 rolls of varying lengths, up to 70" for one roll. Some usual folds and minor edge faults. Interesting piece of history. Printing is light but readable. Fine to very fine.

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1966 LYNDON B. JOHNSON SIGNATURE & PHOTOGRAPH ................................................. PH $600-800

Color photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson taken during his presidency, measuring 7"x9½”, in seated half-length pose looking off camera. Inscribed ‘To Rabbi Lipschitz – with best wishes – Lyndon B Johnson’ in black ink on the larger photographer’s mat (measures 11"x14"). Light age toning, otherwise fine. (University Archives LOA)

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1968 LYNDON JOHNSON AUTOGRAPHED COLOR PHOTO .................................................... PH $200-300

Official 8"x10" color photo of President Johnson with ‘Robert L. Knudsen White House’ rubber stamp on back dated Nov 11, 1968. Small tear at top center, otherwise fine, signed and inscribed by the President in black marker.

751

1960s PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON SIGNED ITEMS (x9) ............................................. PH $500-700

Group of 9 different items, all signed by former President Richard M. Nixon. Includes an 8"x10" signed photo, covers (x6), and two family and bio cards. Age toning but otherwise fine condition.

752

1974 RICHARD NIXON, SIGNED PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAIT ............................................................ PH $250-350

Full color portrait (8"x11") of bemused looking Nixon at desk.

Beneath image (in blue) is felt-tip inscription: ‘To Thomas Pixley With Best Wishes, Richard Nixon.’ Fine to very fine, chipped at bottom away from signature.

753

1960s PRESIDENT GERALD FORD SIGNED ITEMS (x15) .......................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 15 items all signed (some secretarial) by former President Gerald R. Ford. Signed items includes 8"x10" photos (x2), covers (x8) and cards (x5). Overall very fine condition.

Gerald R. Ford printed free frank on ‘Congress of the United States/Office of the Minority Leader...’ envelope with added Ford signature below printed free frank. Washington, DC, Nov 29, 1973, purple cds. Envelope with slight discoloration at top.

Unusual item, fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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760 755 / 1974 GERALD R. FORD FREE FRANK .......... PH $1500-2000

1998 BILL CLINTON AUTOGRAPH ON WHITE HOUSE ENVELOPE ............................. PH $3000-4000

Mint green White House envelope (never sealed) with boldly scrawled ‘Bill Clinton’ signature across center of cover. Cannot be considered ‘free franking,’ per se, as cover is unaddressed and never traveled through the mails. Indistinct Washington ‘postmark’ digitally produced. Still, real signatures of Clinton on White House materials are rare. Fresh and extremely fine.

(University Archives LOA).

‘THE WHITE HOUSE/OFFICIAL BUSINESS’ envelope (6½”x3½”) with Washington, DC, Aug 9, 1974, machine cancel over ‘Gerald R. Ford’ signature in black marker. Postmarked day of Nixon’s resignation and the first day of Ford’s presidency. Very fine. (University Archives LOA).

756 /D 1975 PRESIDENT GERALD FORD SIGNED PRESS RELEASE ................................................ PH $300-400

May 15, 1975, White House press release about successful rescue of the ‘SS Mayaguez,’ one page signed document, 8½”x11" signed ‘Gerald Ford.’ Dark signature, very fine.

(University Archives LOA).

757

1976 GERALD R FORD SIGNED PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAIT ............................................................ PH $150-250

Full-color, reddish toned portrait (7"x9½”) of smiling Ford, with folded arms. Photo mounted on 11"x14" board with black felt-tip inscription below portrait. Inscription reads: ‘To Thomas Pixley, with best wishes. Gerald R. Ford.’ Very fine.

758

1976 GERALD & BETTY FORD, INSCRIBED, SIGNED PHOTO ......................... View photo online $150-250

Attractive 10"x8" B&W photo of President and First Lady Gerald and Betty Ford. Both signed in black ink and personally inscribed. Very fine.

761 /D 1999 POTUS & FLOTUS CLINTON LEGAL EXPENSE TRUST DOCUMENT ................ PH $10,000-15,000 759 / 1978 GERALD R. FORD FREE FRANK WITH LETTERS OF TRANSMITTAL ......................... PH $1000-1500

Gerald R. Ford free franked envelope with gold embossed eagle on back flap and Rancho Mirage Aug 16, 1978, cds beneath signature. Plus TWO typed letters on stationery matching envelope: (1) May 30, 1978, requesting envelope & signature and (2) Aug 14, 1978, thank you note for contribution. Both letters signed by Gloria Hill, Staff Assistant to the President.

Cancellation with slight smudging, otherwise all items very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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Three documents related to the Clinton Legal Expense Trust, formed in 1998 to help pay legal bills related to various SCANDALS in which the Clintons found themselves embroiled while in office. The ‘Certification’ of legal expenses signed and dated by both Bill (3/7/99) and Hillary (3/5/99), certifying that legal expenses can be reimbursed by the Trust. Second document is ‘Certification by Counsel’ and signed by Clinton lawyer David E. Kendall on March 3, 1999. Third document is original bill from law firm Williams & Connolly, including an unpaid balance of $326,690.69 plus new expenses of $38,348.42. Small margin tear in bill, evidence of staple removal, otherwise very fine condition with no stains. Extremely rare and historically significant item. (University Archives LOA).

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2001 GEORGE BUSH SIGNED PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO .................................................................. PH $250-350

Seldom available Official Pacific Coast League signed baseball from this ‘AA’ legendary minor league team. Ball is signed by 23 players including Dom DiMaggio (on the sweet spot along with Sam Gibson) plus Lefty Powell, Brooks Holder, Bill Shores, Joe Sprinz, Harley Boss, Jack Warner, Ferris Fain, Lou Koupal, Bob Gibson, Al Wright, Orville Jorgens, many more.

Some soiling and some faded or rubbed, still a scarce collectible from this popular franchise. Fine.

Full color photo (8"x10") of smiling George Bush, with flag in background. Printed inscription to ‘Thomas Pixley With Best Wishes,’ accompanies black felt-tip signature. Scarce modern presidential signature, especially as non-autopen. Very fine.

763

1982 BARACK (OBAMA) SIGNED PHOTO ......... PH $300-400

Inscribed photo signed ‘Barack’ by the president. Informal color 8"x10" taken with the President in sport shirt & chinos on an athletic court. Reads: ‘Jeff – Thanks for Running with me Barack.’ Very fine.

1939 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS PCL TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL ............................................ PH $200-300

767

1941 CONNIE MACK AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL ........................................................... PH $500-700

Connie Mack (1862-1956), perennial manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, autograph in sweet spot on soiled baseball, plus autograph of Cedric Durst (Mack & Durst in black ink) and 7 other autographs & the year ‘1941’ in green ink.

Signatures & year date partially faded. In plastic cube, fine.

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AUTOGRAPHS

1941 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS TEAM SIGNED BALL ............................................................................... PH $250-350

PCL baseball signed by 22 Players from the 1941 ‘AA’ minor league champions San Francisco Seals. Many also played in the major leagues either before or after playing on this team.

Signers include: Tony Lazzeri, Ferris Fain, Sam Gibsoon, Win Balou, Bruce Ogrodowski, Al Epperly, Ray Harrell, Bob Joyce, many more. Some soiling & minor discoloration, still a great piece from this fabled team.

769

Scarce official Pacific Coast League baseball signed signed by 26 individuals. (one name appears to be rubber stamped of Pres. Clarence ‘Pants’ Rowland. Other signatures include: Floyd Stromme, Norm De Weese, ‘Spook’ Caulfield, Garth Mann, ‘Red’ Adams, Glen Stewart, Eddie Kearse, Dan Galvin, Jack Lotz, Bill Dunn, Sam Gibson, many more. Great overall condition with some light rubbing, only minor yellowing noted.

764 / 1995 BASEBALL 3,000 HIT CLUB, ALL THEN-LIVING MEMBERS ........................................................ PH $1000-1500

Legal size cover with silk cachet, franked with single 20¢ Babe Ruth stamp and 13¢ Indian Penny stamp, signed by 12 different 3,000-hit players in ballpoint pen: Pete Rose, Hank Aaron, Stan Musial, Carl Yastrzemski, Willie Mays, George Brett, Robin Yount, Dave Winfield, and Eddie Murray. Since then, we’ve lost Musial. Only 28 players in MLB history have ever achieved this milestone – nearly half of them represented here!

Very Fine.

1945 OAKLAND OAKS PCL TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL ........................................................... PH $200-300

770

1950s MULTISIGNED BASEBALL INCLUDING JOE DIMAGGIO .................................................... PH $200-300

Interesting baseball signed by 16 players. We are not certain if these were signed at ths same time/place, or were collected over a period of time. Players include Joe Dimaggio, Ferris Fain (who both played for the San Francisco Seals minor league time at one time), Don Larson, others. Some staining on ball, fascinating.

SIGNED BASEBALLS 771

1962 ONL BASEBALL SIGNED BY CHICAGO CUBS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Official National League baseball signed by all members of 1962 Chicago Cubs including Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo and Lou Brock. Looks like a game-used ball and several of the signatures have faded a bit, but all are readable.

772

765

1934 PITTSBURGH PIRATES TEAM SIGNED BALL WITH HONUS WAGNER, PIE TRAYNOR, SUHR, OTHERS ............................................... PH $4000-6000

League Standard ball bearing autographs of 12 players, including 5 Hall of Famers. Signatures include: Honus Wagner (Batting coach), Pie Traynor (Manager), Lloyd Waner, Paul Waner, Arky Vaughan, Heinie Meinie, Floyd Young, Gus Suhr, Red Lucas, Harry Lavagetto, Tommy Thevenow (faded) and one non-roster stumper (appears to be ‘Lenney Lerry’). Most signatures quite clear and ball overall fresh for its vintage. Ball was given to consignor’s grandfather by Heinie Meinie (pitcher on ’34 team & native of St. Louis). RARE and historically significant baseball. Fine. (2013 PSA/DNA LOA#U01110)

Official National League ball for ‘1965’ with Red Schoendienst autograph in sweet spot, plus 24 other player autographs including Boyer, White, Brock, Gibson, McCarver and Carlton.

Some autographs light, but all are legible. In plastic cube, fine to very fine.

773

1970 BASEBALL SIGNED BY 1970 OAKLAND As ........................................................ PH $300-400

Very probably an Official American League baseball (that stamped label has faded) signed by members of the 1970 Oakland As, the players who made up the core of the team that won 3 consecutive World Series in the 1970s. Signatures include Catfish Hunter, Reggie Jackson, Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, Tony LaRussa and manager John McNamara. Looks to be a game-used ball with most signatures still bold.

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1965 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL ........................................................... PH $300-400

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1980s MICKEY MANTLE SIGNED BASEBALL .... PH $250-350

$200

Wilson Official Dixie Baseball autographed in sweet spot by Joe Sewell. Joseph Wheeler Sewell (1898-1990) was a Major League Baseball infielder for the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977. In plastic case with stand. Fine to very fine.

775

Official American League (Bobby Brown) baseball signed in blue on sweet spot by great Yankee homerun king. Very slightly soiled and off white, still a very nice, presentable ball.

777

1980s ATLANTA BRAVES BASEBALL WITH HANK AARON AUTOGRAPH ............................... PH $200-300

Atlanta Braves baseball with 21 autographs in various inks.

Autographs include Hank Aaron, Phil Niekro, Pat Jarvis, George Stone, Cecil Upshaw and others. In plastic cube, fine to very fine.

1980s MULTI-SIGNED 500 HOME RUN CLUB BASEBALL ............................................ PH $1000-1500

Rawlings Official Ball/American League (Brown president) with 11 autographs of ball players who each have hit 500 Home Runs.

Autographs include: Harmon Killebrew, Willie McCovey, Mike Schmidt, Frank Robinson, Reggie Jackson, Willie Mays, Ernie Banks, Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, Ted Williams & Mickey Mantle. In PSA/ DNA plastic case with box, very fine.

(2013 PSA/DNA LOA #U01109)

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778

1985 EDDIE STANKY INSCRIBED & SIGNED BASEBALL ................................................................ PH

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Official Ball for NCAA Championships inscribed ‘To My Pal Pete/Best Wishes’ and signed Eddie Stanky 1985. Edward Raymond Stanky (1916-99) nicknamed ‘The Brat,’ was an American League second baseman and manager in Major League Baseball. He played for the Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, Boston Braves, New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals. Fine to very fine.

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780X

782X

784

786

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788

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781

1951 TOPPS RED BACK #1-51 ......................... PH $750-1000

Almost complete set (#1-51 of 52) of 1951 Topps Red Back baseball cards, missing only Tommy Holmes’ cards #52(a) Boston & 52(b) Hartford. Better cards include Hall of Famers: Yogi Berra, Phil Rizzuto, Early Wynn, Ralph Kiner, Bob Feller, Warren Spahn, Duke Snider & Monte Irwin. Also Gil Hodges, both Gus Zernial cards and others. Backs are slightly soiled, faces very clean. overall fine to very fine.

780

1969 TOPPS DECALS COMPLETE SET ............ PH $300-400

Complete set of 48 Topps 1969 decals in MINT condition.

Highlights include decals for Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Reggie Jackson, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Pete Rose & Tom Seaver. Very fine.

Vintage 1975 Greater Milwaukee Golf Open Parker pen & pencil set (ballpoint & cartridge style). Each with rich gold finish metal with engraved ‘1975 GMO [Greater Milwaukee Open] Golden Circle.’ Personally owned by baseball great Joe DiMaggio. Pens housed in original rich wood box with golf engravings on top. Set was presented to DiMaggio at the Greater Milwaukee Golf Open for his participation. Purchased from DiMaggio’s estate. Unique owned & used DiMaggio collectible. Lid has crack along right side, not visually distracting.

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1975 JOE DIMAGGIO PERSONALLY OWNED PEN & PENCIL SET FROM ESTATE ................... PH $350-500

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1939-87 SELECTED BASEBALL MEMORABILIA ............................................................................... PH $350-500

Selection of 4 items. Includes: (1) June 12, 1939, Baseball Centenary FDC with black Alfred R. Cobbett/Blue Goose Antique Shop cachet (Mellone #855-15, cv $150) cover & stamp soiled/toned. Fine. (2) June 15, 1939, one page typed letter on AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL CLUB OF NEW YORK stationery signed by President Ed Barrow, elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1953, Very fine (Sanders cv for signed letter $150). (3) St. Louis Chapter ‘BASEBALL WRITERS’ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA’ 1972 15TH Annual Dinner program with 8 signatures including Nelson Briles, Sandy Koufax (HOF 1972), Steve Carlton (HOF 1994). Fine to very fine. (4) 1987 Mother’s Cookies Mark McGwire autographed 4-card strip. Fine to very fine. Nice group.

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787

1980s NEW YORK YANKEES GREATS SIGNED STADIUM PHOTO ................................................. PH $700-900

Fantastic oversized (16"x20") B&W photo of filled Yankee Stadium during a game. Photo signed by more than 75 Yankees greats spanning several decades. All players signed boldly in blue Sharpie, including: Bill Dickey, Phil Rizzuto, Enos Slaughter, Whitey Ford, Frank Crosetti, Tom Henrich, Hank Bauer, Gil McDougald, Bob Cerv, Tommy Byrne, Johnny Sain, Moose Skowron, Ryne Duren, Johnny Blanchard, Bobby Richardson, Bobby Shantz, Irv Noren, Ralph Houk, Jim Coates, Roy White, Joe Pepitone, Art Ditmar, Norm Siebern, Clete Boyer, Luis Arroyo, Bill Stafford, Tom Sturdivant, Jack Reed, Sparky Lyle, Tom Tresh, Al Downing, Andy Carey and more.

Impressive piece! Very fine. Accompanied by James Spence Authentication LOA. 788 783

1980s MORE THAN 40 BROOKLYN DODGERS GREATS AUTOGRAPHED ACTION PHOTO ...... PH $500-700

Stunning oversized sepia-toned game action photo (16"x20"), taken at Ebbets Field. Photo signed boldly in blue by more than 40 Brooklyn Dodgers of yesteryear, vast majority of signers now deceased. Autographs include, just to name a few: Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snider, Clyde King, Billy Loes, Gene Hermanski, Lee Pfund, Clem Labine, Gino Cermiole, Car Erskine, Preacher Roe, Clyde Sukeforth, Johnny Podres, Ransom Jackson, Tommy Holmes, Bobby Bragan, Cal McLish, Al Gionfriddo, Andy Pafko & Spider Jorgensen. Fantastic remembrance of ‘The Boys of Summer’ and a fantastic addition to a game room or study. Very fine.

AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO DISPLAY W/ DIMAGGIO, MANTLE, MATHEWS, MUSIAL & WILLIAMS ... PH $1000-1500

Attractive presentation of 5 Hall of Fame baseball inductees.

Separate autographed B&W photos (each 3"x5") matted, under Plexiglas & mounted on one 16"x13" scalloped wooden board.

Photos with autographs include: Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Eddie Mathews, Stan Musial and Ted Williams. Matte slightly faded, photos & autographs very fine. (2013 PSA/DNA LOA #U01108) 784

1960s JOE DIMAGGIO SIGNED PHOTO ............ PH $300-400

Very attractive 8"x10" B&W glossy photo (Kodak style).

Inscribed & signed in blue marker. Slight soiling on reverse and a few minor edge flaws noted. Appears very fine.

785

789

1986 NEW YORK METS TEAM SIGNED WORLD CHAMPION ACTION PHOTO ................ PH $500-700

Gorgeous, choice oversized (16"x20") full-color photo showing Mets celebrating, having just won the 1986 World Series. Image signed boldly in silver Sharpie by a whopping 35 World Champions featuring all key signatures: Gary Carter, Ray Knight (World Series MVP), Doc Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Keith Hernandez, Kevin Mitchell, George Foster & Bud Harrelson. James Spence Authentication in lower left corner.

1990s BOB FELLER SIGNED PHOTOS (x9) ...... PH $200-300

Group of 9 similar 8"x10" color photos all signed by Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller. Excellent condition.

786

MICKEY MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ..... PH $400-600

B&W photo of Mickey Mantle in batting stance in his #6 uniform (rookie), instead of #7, signed vertically in blue sharpie.

Very fine. (2013 PSA/DNA LOA #U01107)

POSTER 790

1973 LA DODGER SIGNED MILTON BERLE CELEBRITY GOLF TOURNAMENT POSTER .......... $300-400

Large 30"x40" poster on thick backing for the 1973 Milton Berle Celebrity Golf Tournament signed by many notables, especially current and former LA Dodgers. Autographs include Milton Berle, Duke Snider, Maury Wills, David Janssen, Davy Lopes, Wes Parker, Tommy Davis and many more. Excellent condition.

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1936 BERLIN OLYMPIC GAMES MEDALS (x4) ... PH $200-300

Four different medals from 1936 Olympics in Berlin including a 1" bell logo pendant, 2 ribboned medals for assistance with the games and a 2¾” medal for winner of a pre-Olympic youth championship – ‘SS’ stamped on back. All in fine condition.

798

1936 ‘OLYMPIA 1936’ GERMAN TOBACCO CARD ALBUM ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 10"x12½” tobacco card album from Cigaretten-Bilderdienst with embossed covers. This is Book I with the number ‘13’ on the spine. With 127 pages containing color and B&W picture cards pasted in with the text covering the 1936 Berlin Olympic games. Some minor wear on covers, but still very fine condition and complete.

– SPORTS ACCUMULATIONS – 799 / 1942-80s JAMES E. SULLIVAN AWARD WINNER AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ...................................... $250-350 791

More than 20 different individual winners of the Sullivan Award signed more than 40 times on covers, notes, letters, photos and more in this collection featuring winners of this prestigious award given by the AAU for the ‘Outstanding Amateur Athlete in the United States.’ Includes one or more signatures from Kurt Thomas, Don Schollander, Sammy Lee, Glenn Davis, Dick Button, Bill Toomey, Bobby Morrow, Rafer Johnson Frank Shorter, Bruce Jenner, Pat McCormick, Bob Mathias, John Naber, Eric Heiden, Mark Spitz, Doc Blanchard, Cornelious A Wamerdam, Jim Ryan, Bill Bradley, Tim Shaw & Debbie Meyer. Generally fine to very fine.

1960s MUHAMMED ALI AKA CASSIUS CLAY SIGNED PHOTO ................................................. PH $750-1000

Oversize 19½”x15½” B&W photo of ‘The Great One’ standing over the Beatles on the mat in a boxing ring. Ali signed in black sharpie at top center and wrote below, ‘AKA Cassius Clay.’ tiny corner flaw at lower left & a few mounting marks on reverse. Beautiful appearance.

– FOOTBALL – 792

1980 PAUL ‘BEAR’ BRYANT AUTOGRAPHED LITHOGRAPH ....................................................... PH $200-300

Color 8"x10" litho of 25-year Alabama coach Bryant, possibly the most successful college football coach in history. Picture is glued to cardboard. Black Sharpie inscription and signature.

Very fine.

793

1995 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS TEAM SIGNED FOOTBALL ........................................................... PH $400-600

STOCK CERTIFICATES 800

Attractive selection of 92 stocks & bonds, most illustrated with vignettes including many Railroad & Streetcar related. Some with revenue stamps including New York & Harlem Railroad with $5 Commerce R175, American Dredging Company with 4 Pennsylvania revenue stamps 2¢-50¢ & 5 green stock transfer revenues 4¢-$1, Erie & Western Transportation Company with 10¢ Battleship Documentary on front & 25¢ Battleship on back (punched hole), others. Nice assortment, fine to very fine.

San Diego Chargers were the AFC champions in 1995 and lost to the 49ers in the Super Bowl that year. This clean and fresh official NFL white & brown ball is signed by 29 different players, most with their uniform numbers next to their signatures. Some signers include: Junior Seau, Stan Humphries, Gale Gilbert, John Carney, Dwayne Harper, Eric Castle, Troy Martin, Dennis Gibson, Shawn Lee, Alfred Popunu, many more. Very fine.

– OLYMPICS – 794

795

1936 BERLIN OLYMPIC GAMES METAL LOGO PLAQUE ................................................................ PH $200-300

A 3" tall colored enamel metal plaque for the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin depicting the Olympic rings below the Brandenburg Gate. Possibly used on a doorway or vehicle.

Attractive and very fine condition.

801

c.1870s-1940s BEAUTIFUL CIGAR BANDS & TOBACCO TRADING CARDS COLLECTIONS ..... $2000-3000

Lifetime collection with thousands of items in 34 albums and other housing with cigar box art featuring many topical types, cigar bands, tobacco trading cards & labels with silk types and more.

Huge array of cigar makers. Even includes artist drawn designs akin to essays, couple of written letters of interest, two early cigar art sample books and more. Colorful collection in excellent condition. Visually stunning, valuable and very fine.

802

1890s-1920s ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS COLLECTION FOR COFFEE (2-VOLS) .......... PH $1000-1500

Nearly 400 items of colorful (a few B&W) advertising trade cards for a number of different products & companies, but emphasizing COFFEE, attractively displayed in 2 albums. Lots of interesting illustrations including many attractive cards in sets advertising coffee from Arbuckle Bros of NYC. Sets with colorful images on front and descriptions on back feature Animals, U.S. States, worldwide cities, worldwide countries & country maps, birds, food and others. Conditions vary, expect usual card faults. overall fine & better with many very fine.

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1936 BERLIN OLYMPIC GAMES STADIUM DATED HAND STAMP .......................................... PH $200-300

A 4½” long hand stamp used for the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin for events on Aug 12, 1936, in the Olympic stadium.

Wooden handle with metal stamp. Used at the time but still very fine condition.

796

OTHER COLLECTIBLES

1936 THIRD REICH CARD GAME: ‘BERLIN OLYMPICS’ ........................................... PH $400-600

Scarce card game, the ‘Olympics Game.’ Hitler used 1936 Berlin Olympics as means to promote the Nazi Party and his vision of Germany. Game showcases Berlin Olympic Stadium, as well as various athletic competitions that took place. Card set complete with instructions, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Cards 4½”x2½”, in good condition, look almost UNPLAYED. Plastic box also in good condition.

D 1880s-1960s STOCK CERTIFICATES W/ MANY RAILROAD & STREETCAR COMPANIES ................. $300-400

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793

797 796

798

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1920s-50s FOOD CONTAINER ART & LABELS ........ $500-700

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804

Most unusual collection of close to 1,000 items in five oversized albums. Includes strong grouping of fruit & vegetable art with topical interest such as baseball, cat food can wrappers, other packaged and can foods represented as well plus small early US Navy recruiting poster and other interesting items. Cat food labels are more interesting than what one would think.

Fascinating and colorful collection of food items that are nostalgic for many. Generally fine to very fine.

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1920s-50s CIGAR BANDS & STEAM ENGINE PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $250-350

Two collections offered intact as received. First is Cuban & European cigar band & cigar box label collection consisting of more than 600 items in various sizes, several of topical nature with more than 100 from AZORES. Second is British steam engine & first diesel locomotives collection of photos taken during 1950s consisting of more than 100 original B&W photos of locomotives, all with explanatory text or description. Most all adhere to collection pages. Several famous engines depicted here. Fine to very fine.

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817

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812

USA COINS

Two Whitman Classic albums, one with Mercury Dimes & other with Roosevelt Dimes. The Liberty Head (Mercury) dimes, 1916-45, all circulated (about good to extremely fine) with 78 dimes, no 1916D or 1942 over 1. 1921 & 1921D about good to good, and 1945 micro ‘S’ very fine to extremely fine.

The Roosevelt Dimes, 1946-98, with 133 dimes, 48 90% silver & 85 clad. Complete to 1986 (no proof 1986S) then on to 1995D (without S Mints from 1991-98) & no 1996P & 1998P, circulated (early) to UNC or Proof. Total face 90% silver $12.60 & clad $8.50.

– CENTS – 805

1857-1908 INDIAN CENT COLLECTION ................ $1500-1750

Beginning with a few flying eagles, this group of more than 1400 coins is a much better than average mixed lot. Condition varies with many very fine or better. Inspection highly recommended.

806

1857-1968 INDIAN & LINCOLN CENT COLLECTION .......................................................... $1200-1400

Begins with 1857 & both 1858 flying eagles, this collection is much better than most with Indian heads through 1909 with key and semi-key coins present. Starting with 1935 most Lincoln cents are UNC. 807

1857-1960s INDIAN & LINCOLN CENT COLLECTIONS ........................................................ $1200-1500

TOKENS 813

1909-70s LINCOLN CENT HOARD IN FLIPS & TUBES ...................................................................... $200-300

Lincoln cents, mainly ‘wheaties’, most identified in paper flips by former owner. Lots of duplication. We noticed no 1909-S or S-VDB or 1914-D or 1931-S. However we did note small quantities of other better coins in mixed condition including 1910-S, 1911-S, 1911-S, 1912-D, 1912-S, 1913-S, 1914-S, 1915-S, 1922-D, others, plus many others in anywhere from good to MS condition. Lots of useful material here from a lifetime hoard. Carton weighs about 25 lbs.

USA ACCUMULATIONS 814

1885 LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL (RAW) ................. PH $400-600

Fine 1885 ‘V’ nickel, one of the key dates. Reverse has scratch next to ‘IT’ in UNITED. RAW. 810

1883-1912 LIBERTY NICKEL COLLECTION IN WHITMAN CLASSIC ALBUM (RAW) ......................... $350-500

Collection of 32 nickels, no 1885 or 1913 (of course). Coins from good to very fine with many fine. Key coins include 1886 good to very good (cuts across face), 1896 fine, 1903 extremely fine, 1912S very good. RAW. Some decent coins.

– DIMES – 811

1876-2001 U.S. COIN ACCUMULATION .................... $350-500

Interesting group of United States nickels, quarters and halves.

In folders or 2" cardboard flips with value in silver and in better condition individual dates from late 19th Century to about 2001. Noted are 1878, 1888, dimes, 1909 half dollar, Franklin halves, Standing Liberty quarters with clear dates nice group of Mercury dimes with some earlier BU or UNC, and more.

Well worth a close look.

– 5 CENTS – 809

1800s-1970s TOKENS & MEDALLIONS ACCUMULATION ........................................................ $350-500

Fascinating and attractive group of about 200 tokens or medallions in 2" cardboard flips. Includes both U.S. and foreign items. We note a few silver tokens (probably 4-5 oz.). One tiny copy of a CA gold ‘½’ coin (0.7 grams) dated 1852, upper & lower Canada items and lots of good luck tokens and event anniversary items. Well worth a once-over. Mostly fine to UNC.

Almost complete Indian head set missing only a few coins including both 1858 flying eagles, and a 1909S. Also included is a starter set of Lincolns with semi-keys included. Mixed condition as usual for sets including many very fine or better.

808

1916-98 MERCURY & ROOSEVELT DIME COLLECTIONS ............................................................ $150-200

815

1916-2012 VARIOUS COINS FROM LINCOLN CENTS TO EISENHOWER $1 ..................................... $200-300

Circulated to Proof. Includes: (1) $10 roll of circulated Franklin halfs; (2) 2012 Proof set in Silver (9 coins); (3) 5 Eisenhower $1 40% silver, 1971 & 1972 Proof & UNC 1971 (x2) & 1972; (4) Proof Silver Eagle, 1986 & 2006; (5) Roll of 1977-D UNC Jefferson nickels & roll 1983-D UNC Lincoln cents; (6) Various circulated & UNC Lincoln cents & nickels, 1921-D Mercury dime (G-VG), 1939-S UNC Jefferson nickel.

1916D MERCURY DIME (RAW) ........................... PH $400-600

Low grade ‘Good’ 1916D dime, key date of series. RAW.

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– BAHAMAS – 816

817

Small group of 14 items with 7 Proof sets & 7 single coins.

Includes: (1) 1974 special boxed Proof set of 2 coins, Churchill $100 Gold & $25 Silver; (2) Six Proof sets of 8 coins, 1972, 1973, 1974, two of each year; (3) Four $5 Proof coins, two each 1973 & 1974; (4) Three $25 coins with 2 UNC 25th Wedding Anniversary coins & 1974 Proof Churchill coin. All struck at Royal Canadian Mint.

1971-75 VALUABLE SLECTION OF PROOF SETS & UNC DOLLAR VALUE COINS .................. $2000-3000

Both SILVER & Copper-nickel Dollar value coins & Proof sets with some silver coins. Includes: (1) 10 PROOF sets with 9 coins, 1¢-25¢ copper-nickel or brass, 50¢-$5 silver, 1972, 1973 (x5), 1974 (x2), 1975 (x2) for total of 28.72 oz of silver; (2) 13 Independence Day $10 Proof coins, 1973 (x4) & one on cacheted FDC, 1974 (x2), 1975 (x6), all minted at Franklin Mint, total of 53.28 oz silver; (3) Five $5 1972 UNC sterling silver coins, total 6.264 oz silver; (4) 32 $2 sterling silver UNC & Proof coins, UNC 1971 (x5), 1972 (x10), 1973 (x5) & PROOF 1972 (x2), 1973 (x2), 1974 (x3), 1975 (x5) for total of 28.362 oz silver; (5) Copper-nickel coins, 10 $2 1974 UNC & 2 $5 1974 UNC. Total of 72 items with 118.11 oz of Silver (ASW). Interesting & valuable group.

– CHINA – 821

1973 INDEPENDENCE DAY $50 GOLD COIN, UNC ....................................................................... PH $300-400

1974 FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE $100 GOLD COIN, PROOF ................................... PH $300-400

Special red case, coin covered by plastic disk. 1974 Proof 18.0415 g, .5000 Gold .2896 oz AGW. Attractive coin.

– COOK ISLANDS – 822

1973-77 VARIOUS SETS & COINS ............................. $500-700

Seven (7) different countries with about 29 items. Includes: (1) British Virgin Islands with 6 Proof sets, 1973-74; (2) Five Barbados Islands with 1973 Proof sets x4 & 1975 $100 gold; (3) 7 Cook Islands items, 1973-77; (4) Isle of Man Churchill Proof crown; (5) Two Malawi 1974 10 Kwacha silver; (6) 3 New Zealand 1974 $1 issued for Xth British Commonwealth Games in special holders (UNC); (7) Trinidad & Tobago Islands 1973 Proof sets (x4) & 2 Proof coins. Mixed bag of items.

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1975 200 ANNIVERSARY OF CAPT. COOK’S VOYAGE $100 GOLD COIN, PROOF .................. PH $300-400

Franklin Mint produced $100 gold coin commemorating 200th Anniversary of Captain James Cook’s Voyage of Discovery.

Coin is 9.60 g., .900 gold, .2778 oz AGW. Housed in special blue felt box contained in white box with COA from Franklin Mint.

– BRITISH COMMONWEALTH – 819

1739-1970s COIN & CURRENCY HOARD ............. $1500-2000

Challenging and valuable accumulation of over 70 currency items (about 40 different) and several hundred coins of various denominations. Mostly CHINA from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th, with some earlier and later. In addition there are some HONG KONG coins and banknotes and just a few Japanese items as well. We note different materials including copper, brass and a few silver items, denominations of up to 500 cash from Ho Nan noted with other denominations from the imperial and more recent periods. Condition mixed, with most items being circulated, most fine, VF or XF. Leave plenty of time to examine, since there may be treasures here for the knowledgeable.

UNC $50 Gold coin commemorating Independence Day (July 10) in cloth pouch. Produced by John Pinches, London (mint mark-JP). Listed as 15.6448 g., .500 Gold .2515 oz. AGW. Pretty looking coin.

818

1972-74 PROOF & UNC COINS WITH CHURCHILL $100 GOLD ................................... PH $800-1200

823

1977 SILVER JUBILEE $25 SILVER & $100 GOLD COINS, UNC .............................................. PH $350-500

Two coins produced for Cook Islands commemorating Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The silver $25 coin is 48.85 g., .925 silver, 1.4527 oz ASW and gold $100 coin is 9.600 g. .900 gold, .2778 oz AGW. Both UNC & in Franklin Mint holders.

– INDIA – 824

1973 PROOF COIN SETS ........................................... $400-600

Small group of 5 proof sets from 1973. Includes: (1) Two Development Oriented Coins Proof set of 2 coins, 10 rupees & 20 rupees & both half silver; (2) Proof set 10 coin, 10 & 20 rupees are half silver; (3) Two Proof sets 9 coin with top value 10 rupee half silver.

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– JAMAICA – 825

1944-79 SMALL COIN GROUP FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES ................................................................ $350-500

Small group of 20 items from 6 countries. Includes: (1) Russia - 4 items with 1979 9 coin set, 3 years (1977-79) 1 ruble coin for 1980 Olympic Games; (2) Equatorial Guinea - 75 pesetas Abe Lincoln commemoratives; (3) Liberia - 10 items 1973-74, two Proof sets 1973-74, & eight $5 Proof coins with 5 dated 1973 & 3 dated 1974; (4) Iceland - 1974 commemorative set of 2 coins, 500kr & 1000kr; (5) Curacao - x2 1944 2½g coins; (6) Netherlands Antilles - 1973 25g. coin. Over 15 oz of silver.

1972-75 PROOF & UNC SETS & COINS .......... PH $750-1000

Small group of UNC & Proof coins, 28 items. Includes: (1) Nine Proof sets, 1972 (x2) set of 7 coins with $5 sterling silver, 1973 (x5) set of 7 coins with $5 sterling silver, 1974 & 1975 with one each, 8 coin sets with $5 .500 silver & $10 sterling silver; (2) $5 coins with $5 Proof 1972 & $5 UNC 1973 (x5) both sterling silver; (3) 12 $10 coins & all are sterling silver with 6 1972 one Proof & 5 UNC, 2 1974 Proof & 4 1975 Proof; (4) One $100 Proof gold 7.38g .900 for .2265 oz AGW. Total of Gold .2265 oz AGW & silver 36.21 oz ASW.

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– PANAMA – 826

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1970-75 VARIOUS PROOF OR UNC ITEMS .............. $700-900

Proof sets & single coins with 29 items total. Includes: (1) Three 20 Balboa silver coins in Proof two 1974 & 1975, each 3.8544 oz silver; (2) Seven Proof sets, 1972 in envelope, two 1973 in mint holders, & three 1974 in mint holders, all sets of 6 coins, plus 1975 set of 9 with 20 Balboa, all but 1c appear to be silver; (3) One 5 Balboa 1975 Proof 11th Central American Games 1.0617 oz silver; (4) 18 Balboa coins, UNC or Proof, most .7735 oz silver, UNC 1970, 1971, 1972, 1972 (x3), 1973 (x5), & Proof 1974 (x6) & 1975 (x2). Interesting group.

830

1776 THREE POUND NEW JERSEY COLONY NOTE .......................................................................... PH $1200

Colony of New Jersey £3 Bill of Credit dated March 25, 1776.

Signed Robt Smith, Jn Johnston & John Smyth. Watermarked paper, light stains at right, not many wrinkles, no folds, fine to very fine. Friedberg #NJ-182, SCARCE as only 6,250 bills issued. Last colonial issue of New Jersey.

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– TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS – 827

1974 CENTENARY OF BIRTH OF CHURCHILL WITH 5 COINS ...................................................... PH $400-600

P O S TAG E C U R R E N C Y 831( )/ (PC5-6) 1861-63 IMPERF 5¢ & 10¢ PLUS MATCHING STAMPS ................................................ PH

WORLDWIDE ACCUMULATIONS 832 828

1890s-1970s WORLDWIDE COIN ACCUMULATION ... $400-600

Heavy carton (about 50 lbs), about 15 lbs GREAT BRITAIN, 15 lbs MEXICO, 15 lbs FIJI, balance mainly British Empire countries. MEXICO, mainly modern including some part silver 1 Peso & 5 Peso, plus copper and copper-nickel coins of lower denominations. FIJI mainly mid-20th century lower denominations, GREAT BRITAIN mainly pre-decimal half-pennies through 2 shilling with pennies dating back to late 19th century. We noted two separate late 18th century pennies in paper flips as well. An interesting, well duplicated group with enough variety and interest to keep the buyer busy for a long time. Mixed condition with some heavy duplication and some silver bullion value.

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Rare example of adversity producing creativity. This 3¢ scrip issued by a firm in Utica, NY to compensate for the lack of coinage during the Civil War. It reads ‘Redeemable when presented in sums for any amounts of Postage Currency at 93 Genessee St. City of Utica, N.Y.’ with handwritten signature and date of 1863. Very fragile, with bottom right corner separated. Back side is blank. Interesting historical item.

Mounted on annotated exhibit page.

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Imperforate 5¢ & 10¢ postage currencies with ‘ABCo.’ in margin. The 10¢ with vertical crease in wide right margin, otherwise very fine. In clear mounts on annotated exhibit page which also includes used examples of stamps shown on the currency. The 5¢ brown (Scott #76) has light town cancel and typical fine centering; 10¢ green (Scott #68) improperly used as Revenue stamp with manuscript ‘1864’ and initials, just fine. Cat $330.

Encased Proof set of 20 crowns Silver & 100 crowns Gold, plus single set with 50 crown Gold & two singles (20 crown Silver). Total of 2 gold coins with .4343 oz AGW & 3 silver coins with 3.45 oz ASW. Attractive group minted by Royal Canadian Mint.

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S 1864 THREE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY SPECIMENS FOR 25¢ THIRD ISSUE ....................... PH $1250

Three SPECIMENS of the 25¢ fractional currency (Friedberg Design 176). First is of obverse showing William Fessenden; second is reverse in red; third is reverse in green. All on thin paper with gold ‘SPECIMEN’ printed on back. Very fine.

834

S 1864 THREE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY SPECIMENS FOR 50¢ THIRD ISSUE ....................... PH $1250

Three seldom seen SPECIMENS of the 50¢ fractional currency (Friedberg Design 181). First is of obverse showing Gen. Spinner in black & gold; second is reverse in red (wrinkles, partial watermark); third is reverse in green. All on thin paper with gold ‘SPECIMEN’ printed on back. Generally very fine.

CURRENCY - FOREIGN – WORLDWIDE – 835

1909-2009 USA & FOREIGN CURRENCY ................ $150-250

Small lot of currency, CU to circulated. Some 64 pieces with: (1) 9 USA with 5 different $1 & one Hawaii, 3 different $2, one $10 2009 Series; (2) Three Russian from 1909; (3) About 20 German (1920s); (4) Vietnam with 3 & one French IndoChina, several Japanese Occupation of Philippines, China, Dutch Indies; (5) Six Italy from 1930s-40s; (6) Mixed others.

Interesting group.

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