Regency-Superior October 2014 Public Auction

St. Louis Gallery

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

David M. Kols President Alan Lipkin Senior Vice President 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 Patrick Leichliter Lot Describers Thomas Jozwik Consignor Relations Cathy R. Skinner Auction Manager Nikki Spies Accounting Yvonne Jo Glasgow Jared Mudd Anya Wynne Graphic Designers Peter van Leth Zachary Stallworth Administration Dorothy Youngblood Stanley Gibbons Products Manager Lewis J. Baer Charles J. Cook David M. Kols Dr. Herbert N. Shapiro Board of Directors

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elcome to our October 2014 Space & Collectibles Public Auction. This sale will be held

live on the internet beginning at 11am (Central Time) on Wednesday, October 15th.

We’re proud of the high-quality material we’ve been able to assemble. And, while we do have some incredibly rare items, we also feature many affordable ones with great appeal.

During the next few years, we will mark anniversaries of multiple major space events leading up to the 1969 Moon Landing. These anniversaries can do nothing but continue to spur interest and drive the prices of space related collectibles higher. In fact, many significant items are extremely difficult to find right now. In 1959 (55 years ago), NASA awarded the important and lucrative space contract to St. Louis’ own McDonnell Corp to manufacture the Mercury Spacecraft. The rest, as they say, is history. By 1964 (50 years ago), Gemini I was launched, we were able to see the first satellite visual telecast (the Ali-Liston fight) and, in October, the Soviet Union launched Voskhod I. You’ll find a crew-signed Voskhod I cover in the Soviet section (Lot 267), a surprisingly affordable piece of space history! There are many other great items of note in this sale as well.

The fascination with lighter-than-airships seems eternal. We have a number of both balloon and zeppelin-related items, of particular note is Lot 20, a vintage 1936 unplayed game, ‘On the Hindenburg & Graf Zeppelin to the Americas.’ In the satellite section, we offer a Vernier Surveyor engine body prototype (Lot 50).

In the U.S. Space section, we feature close to 200 lots of covers, autographed photos, hardware and many other items related to the U.S. missions. An additional 100 lots of autographs and artifacts represent the Soviet end of the Space Race. We also are offering more than 60 unusual lots of space-related covers and stamp collections from all over the World.

We have two Soviet space models that are amazing in their detail, condition and rarity. These include a model of the 1971 Soviet Mars-3 Space Probe (Lot 416) and a model of the 2008 Russian Angara 5P Rocket (Lot 418). You should take a moment to look at these beauties!

In collectibles, you’ll find everything from a Salvador Dali ‘doodle’ (Lot 425) and Pablo Picasso book with signed sketch (Lot 431); to an Ian Fleming letter written the year of his death (Lot 435) and a Marilyn Monroe signed record cover (Lot 457). There are even hair samples of celebrities and politicians including Abraham Lincoln, Babe Ruth and Secretariat (yes, the horse). Other highlights include Declaration signers Philip Livingston and Josiah Bartlett (Lots 482 and 483) and even a series of six handwritten letters by Henry Clay (Lots 484-489).

Our Coins & Currency section has more than 100 lots of quality items. These include an 1873 Seated Liberty dollar with motto (graded MS64, Lot 799), 1922 Peace Dollar with ‘moustache’ die break (graded MS 64, Lot 829) and a number of gold pieces, such as a $3 1861 Indian Head (graded MS62, Lot 858) and 1888 O Liberty Head $10 (graded MS63, Lot 871).

Viewing and live bidding are available 24/7 at www.RegencySuperior.com or in person at our St. Louis gallery Monday through Saturday (10am to 5pm) until the day of sale.

Wayne L. Youngblood Vice-President, Consignor Relations

LIVE ONLINE Bidding Available During Session I ONLY  Aviation & Space  Autographs & Documents  Coins & Currency Internet Bidding Ends One Hour Prior for Sessions II & III 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!

3 Start Bidding Right Now! Remember...you may bid LIVE on the INTERNET during SESSION I ONLY. The LIVE session starts at 11am (CT) October 15th, you may login 30 minutes prior beginning at 10:30am (CT).

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, 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 recommend placing Absentee Bids before the live session begins.

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.

If you experience any problems, please call:

1-800-782-0066 and ask for the 'Internet Help Desk'

Wednesday, October 15, 2014  Space & Autographs Auction LIVE online bidding begins at 11am (CT) 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 #107 – Regency-Superior / St. Louis Gallery 229 N. Euclid Ave., St. Louis MO 63108 (in the Central West End)

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Bidding Guidelines for Coins, Sports & Autographs coin CatALOGs

Estimates

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.

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

conditions of coinS Proof A specially made coin distinguished by sharpness of detail and usually with a brilliant, mirror-like surface. Proof refers to the method of manufacture and is not a grade. This term implies mint condition 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.

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.

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.

Symbols & Abbreviations

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

 .............................................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

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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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Raw Ungraded.

19% buyer's premium added to the hammer price.

Bids below $50 respectfully declined.

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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, Ltd is a licensed auctioneer (LC9752549).

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 (1-800-782-0066).

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 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 Missouri, or bidders picking up auction lots at Regency-Superior's St. Louis gallery 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: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 begins LIVE online at 11am (Central Time) Aviation & Space Memorabilia • Autographs & Documents • Coins & Currency Lots 1-894 • Live web bidding during this auction session.

Aviation & Space Memorabilia Astronomy...................................................................1-2 Balloons.....................................................................3-16 Zeppelin Memorabilia...........................................17-21 Aviation....................................................................22-37 High Altitude Program..........................................38-44 Rockets.....................................................................45-47 Missiles/Boosters....................................................48-49 Satellites...................................................................50-52 Mercury Program...................................................53-70 Gemini Program.....................................................71-85 Apollo Program....................................................86-168

Skylab Program.................................................. 169-194 Apollo/Soyuz...................................................... 195-198 Shuttle Program................................................. 199-232 Other, USA Space Program.............................. 233-244 International Station......................................... 245-256 Soviet/Russian Program................................... 257-304 Space Autographs.............................................. 305-346 Space Covers & Stamps..................................... 347-409 Models................................................................. 410-418 Literature............................................................ 419-420

Autographs & Historical Documents Arts...................................................................... 421-474 Artists.........................................................................421-434 Authors.......................................................................435-439 Composers.................................................................440-442 Scientists....................................................................443-448 Autographs................................................................449-453 Hollywood.................................................................454-463 Music..........................................................................464-473 Television...........................................................................474

Exploration......................................................... 475-476 Expositions......................................................... 477-481 Historical............................................................ 482-509 American...................................................................482-501 British.................................................................................502 French................................................................................503 German......................................................................504-506 Italian..................................................................................507 Other..........................................................................508-509

Judaica................................................................. 510-580

Militaria.............................................................. 581-684 Civil War............................................................................581 World War I...............................................................582-585 World War II ............................................................586-680 Korea War .........................................................................681 Other Militaria..........................................................682-684

Political............................................................... 685-693 American...................................................................685-691 Other..........................................................................692-693

Presidents........................................................... 694-714 Sports.................................................................. 715-790 Sports..................................................................................715 Auto Racing.......................................................................716 Baseball......................................................................717-754 Basketball...................................................................755-756 Boxing........................................................................757-769 Football......................................................................770-774 Hockey.......................................................................775-777 Olympics............................................................................778 Other..........................................................................779-790

Coins & Currency USA Coins.......................................................... 791-881 USA Coin Accumulations................................ 882-884 Foreign Coins............................................................. 885 Worldwide Coin Accumulations..................... 886-890

Buillion....................................................................... 891 USA Currency.................................................... 892-893 Worldwide Currency................................................. 894

SESSION II: Saturday, October 18th • USA Stamps Lots 895-2447 • Public Auction begins 11am (Pacific Time) at SESCAL Stamp Show SESSION III: Sunday, October 19th • Confederate & USA Possessions Stamps, British & Foreign Stamps • USA and Worldwide Covers & Collections Lots 2448-3189 • Public Auction begins 11am (Pacific Time) at SESCAL Stamp Show

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Bold signatures of Clyde Tombaugh, Pluto discoverer, on four different cacheted space probe covers, very fine.

1990s CLYDE TOMBAUGH SIGNED NASA PLUTO LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

Bold signature of Clyde Tombaugh, Pluto discoverer, on color litho (8"x10") of Pluto with NASA on reverse.

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1785-1950s ENGRAVINGS, SHEET MUSIC, ILLUSTRATIONS & MORE .................................. PH $300-400

Grouping of original 18th-20th century engravings and illustrations of lighter-than-aircraft and their operations, plus several pieces of sheet music and three original ‘Vanity Fair’ caricature portraits of Santos-Dumont, Hedges Butler, more.

Includes 1785 tinted engraving from illustrated almanac; 1868 sheet music ‘Up In A Balloon’ from NY, a favorite of the post-Civil War era; 1906 advertising almanac with aerial content; Durant engraving of 1834 American ascent; 1950s ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ sheet music, more. Good.

1890s-1960s GROUPING OF BALLOON-THEMED TEXTILES & OTHER ITEMS ...................................... $300-400

Grouping of textiles and tray, with balloon motif. Enameled oval metal tray by Georges Briard, wood rectangular decorative tray in same general style, 2 sets cocktail napkins (1 boxed)

by Briard, linen towel with large printed gas balloon design, 2 ties and kerchiefs. Also includes group of 7 hand-stitched cross-stitch linen guest towels, all appear to date from the 1950s; fold-out paper 3-D decoration of an Easter balloon, circa 1940s; plus 3 framed trade cards and 2 small prints, all lighter-than-air content and several pieces silk type material with balloon designs. Varied, interesting and scarce.

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/ 1870-2008 GROUP OF BETTER BALLOON MAIL ITEMS ................................................................... PH $150-250

Lot of better balloon mail covers, includes prime piece of drop mail (1 of 25) from 2009 Gordon Bennett balloon race, flown

by U.S. Team #1. Also unusual Virgin Global Flyer – 1 of 10 held by cover designer, unused. Also original issue of ‘La Ballon Post’ Nov 17, 1870, some loss to margins and tape stains, but desirable nonetheless. Flown scientific cover, and flown cover from U.S. team at World Gas Championships, Augsburg, Germany, 1976. Official FDC of 1983 U.S. balloon stamps (issued on the Washington, DC, Mall), flown David Hempleman-Adams transatlantic attempt cover, more. Fine.

/ 1978-79 CLYDE TOMBAUGH SIGNED COVERS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $250-350

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/D 1935-70s ‘EXPLORER II’ MATERIALS, WITH MEDAL, RP POSTCARD, DOCUMENTS ........................... PH $200-300

Stratospheric balloon lot, includes Dow Metal coin from 1935 ‘Explorer II’ project, real photo postcard of balloon and crew, descriptive booklet produced by Dow Chemical regarding material, 4 contemporaneous news wire photos of ‘Explorer II’ project, and group of original technical reports from Winzen Research – accompanied by cover letter, art prints, more, circa 1970s. Fine.

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Small archive of more than 40 B&W (8"x10") photos from 1942, of South Weymouth, MA, Naval Air Station. Includes interiors of Hangar #2 with K-ships, aircraft inside; staff shots; visit by Rosendahl; Blimp Squadron #11 commissioning; image of blimp destroyed in a tornado; downtown parade; more.

WITH matted B&W (10"x14") image of 6 gas balloons ready for launch on training flight at Lakehurst circa 1940s, with K-66 blimp on the low mast in background. Photos with filing punch holes in margin, none affecting active image area. Fine.

1892//1999 SALVAGED BALLOON FRAGMENTS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Two rare pieces of balloon fabric salvaged from accidents. First is from ‘Governor Russell,’ which fell into Boston Harbor July 4, 1892 (2 dead), mounted in double-window mat w/facsimile of front page of ‘Boston Daily Globe’ detailing accident (with photocopies of other related articles). Second is piece from ‘Global Hilton Challenger,’ mounted on matte below 8"x10" color photo of balloon’s night launch, signed by pilot Dick Rutan. This trans-global attempt suffered catastrophic failure of the gas cell, pilots bailed, balloon crashed. After FAA investigation, balloon remnants were land filled. This is one of very few salvaged pieces. Even in-flight photos of balloon are scarce, owing to short flight duration. Fine.

1894 BRAZIL (SERGIPE) HOT AIR BALLOON MOTIF REVENUES 50r-10000r ........................... PH $500-700

Complete set of 8 revenues issued for State of Sergipe in Brazil featuring gorgeous engraving of native along side Hot Air balloon. Each with security punch hole as normal. No mint sets exist without punch hole as there are no known 10000r values without one. Maximum of 500 sets possible. Don’t recall ever seeing this set before. Wonderful addition to any balloon collection. MINT never hinged, fine to very fine.

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1914 GERMANY ‘NIEDERSCHLESIEN’ BALLOON FLIGHT CARD .................................................... PH $750-1000

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.

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1942 ARCHIVE OF LTA NAVAL AIR STATION PHOTOS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

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1945-46 POST WWII AIRSHIP PUBLICATIONS DETAILING OPERATIONS ................................... PH $200-300

Two airship publications: (1) ‘They Were Dependable: Airship Operation World War II,’ with intro by C.E. Rosendahl, 1946 56 pp., summary of LTA contributions to the war effort; AND (2) ‘Airship Rescue Operations’ pub. 1945 by Fleet Airships Atlantic Command, 81 pp., in comb binding card covers. Details rescue operations to date, by Naval blimp patrols and activity.

From a K-ship pilot’s estate. Both very good.

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1960s-90s HOT AIR BALLOON LAPEL PIN COLLECTION .............................................................. $200-300

Collection of approximately 325 (appears all different) colorful Hot Air Balloon themed lapel pins on boards & in framed display (with glass). Large variety of enameled & painted pins including: sponsor names/logos with 1985 World Hot Air Balloon Championships (x5 different), Oldsmobile, Buick, Kodak, Winston, Kool, Pepsi, Coco-Cola, Boy Scouts, Domino’s Pizza, Stroh’s, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Busch, American Express & more with many lesser known businesses; Balloon/ club/business names with ‘Cats Meow,’ ‘Cloud Chaser,’ ‘Light Weight,’ ‘Bien Bag,’ ‘Moonshadows,’ others; Character balloon pins with penguin, several ‘Tony the Tiger,’ frog, clown, unicorn; much more. Attractive collection with great variety.

Fine to very fine, overall.

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1970s ‘DOUBLE EAGLE’ MATERIALS, W/ ORIGINAL SIGNED SANDBAG & SIGNED PHOTO .............. PH $500-700

Very rare original ‘Double Eagle II’ sandbag from flight, signed by crew and spouses, some signatures faded, with cloth crew embroidered patch sewn on. Light blue w/drawstring, tube shaped. Accompanied by copy of ‘Double Eagle,’ by McCarry, signed by all 3 pilots, as well as full-color framed photo (signed and inscribed by all 3). Finally, two copies ‘National Geographic’ with articles of Ed Yost’s ‘Silver Fox’ transatlantic attempt and ‘Double Eagle II’s’ success, as well as modern litho print of ‘DEII’ with facsimile signatures. Great group.

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Original German linen handkerchief (14" square) with printed design of early Zeppelin over Lake Constance, circa 1910-15.

Some small stains on perimeter, miniscule imperfections, splendid image. Scarce, attractive display piece. Fine.

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Ballooning material of Bob Sparks, includes 1973 flown cover from transatlantic flight attempt in ‘Yankee Zephyr,’ plus unbound PR booklet of the ‘Lark’ Balloon Tour (1974), operated by Sparks, couple sheets Virgin Atlantic balloon letterhead (unused). Supposedly, there were many flown covers, but few have ever come to market after unsuccessful ‘Zephyr’ flight. Fine.

15 / 1998 FLOWN, SIGNED ‘BREITLING ORBITER II’ COVER .................................................................. PH $300-400

16 / 1999 FLOWN, SIGNED ‘BREITLING ORBITER III’ COVER .................................................................. PH $300-400

Flown ‘Breitling Orbiter III’ cover, mounted on exhibit page with description in German, #712, signed by all 3 pilots (Piccard, Verstraeten & Elson). This project added a 3rd pilot after the experiences of Breitling Orbiter with 2 men, necessitating the upscaling of the capsule and balloon size. Handsome cachet design, perfect condition.

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1930s GERMAN ZEPPELIN MEMORABILIA GROUP ............................................................................... PH $350-500

Four (4) items, includes: black bordered 8"x10" photo (margin tears) of airborne German Zeppelin, Paraguay Zeppelin postal issue imperf pair, piece of strut (punched copper sheet, roughly 6"x2") from ‘Hindenburg’ recovered after crash (with accompanying letter to that effect), and piece of German Zeppelin skin (roughly 6"x4").

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1914-47 AIRSHIP RELATED MATERIALS .......... PH $300-400

About a dozen items comprising airship material. Includes: piece of skin from the ‘Snowbird’ U.S. Navy ship (one of the last Navy airships); Zeppelin tie clasp; early wood block stamp of balloon, Illustrated zeppelin medal design on block circa 1914; 2 sepia photos showing ZMC-2 metal-clad airship in front of hangar (8"x10") and the Goodyear ‘Defender’ NC-12A over the water; 1931 booklet ‘With the Air Fleet,’ by Goodyear Zeppelin Corp.; vintage trimmed photo (9"x11") of K ship on patrol over ocean over marine vessels; repro printing, mounted on linen, of WWI-era Zeppelin ID chart; copy of confidential report by C.E. Rosendahl, a feasibility study of ‘Some Commercial and Financial Aspects of Airship Operations 2,400-mile cargo configuration,’ April 1947; and more. Fine overall, worth a look.

14 /D 1973-74 BOB SPARKS MATERIAL RELATED TO ‘YANKEE ZEPHYR,’ ‘LARK’ ................................ PH $200-300

Flown ‘Breitling Orbitor III’ cover, signed by pilots Jones and Piccard, with launch and landing cancels (latter on back, along with bordstempel of the balloon and records claimed). Perfect condition, mounted in sleeve on exhibit page, description in German. Scarce.

1910s ‘BALLOON ZEPPELIN’ GERMAN LINEN HANDKERCHIEF .................................................. PH $150-250

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AVIATION 22 D/ 1844-1960 LARGE ACCUMULATION OF AVIATION-RELATED MATERIALS ............................. $300-400

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Large group of antique magazine excerpts on aerial navigation, booklets, handbill of aeronaut circa 1910, ‘Sports Illustrated’ issue circa 1955, antique auction catalog (German) with balloon content, original ping pong ball carried on round trip transatlantic flight of Dick Morrill and Harry Richman (Sept.

1936, quantity was carried as flotation aid). Also, issues of ‘Air Age Technical Library’ circa 1944 (publications detailing specs of different military aircraft); newspapers/magazine article run from 1844-1950, clustered around early 20th century, some around WWII era; 1942 aircraft spotters guide; 1951 helicopter technical paper by Piasecki Aircraft Corp.; also 1960 booklet on current state of French aeronautics with about a dozen photos tucked in front, more. Needs examination.

1936 ZEPPELIN GAME: ON THE HINDENBURG & GRAF ZEPPELIN TO THE AMERICAS ....... PH $2000-3000

Very rare combined Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg game, when both airships were flying between Germany and the Americas.

Hindenburg flew from March 1936 to May 1937. Game instructions mentions that ‘Graf Zeppelin currently operates mostly to South America and Hindenburg operates mostly to North America’, thus pinpointing game manufacture date to late-1936/early-1937. All airship operations were suspended soon after the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst in May 1937.

German game complete with instructions. Playing pieces are metal zeppelins standing vertically on bases, so zeppelins appear to be floating on air when placed on game board. All playing pieces present with no paint loss. Very glossy colorful graphics on both box lid and game board, depicting flight paths and destinations of the airships. Game box measures (12"x9"), the opened game board is (17"x12½”). Game in outstanding (UNPLAYED) condition.

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Grouping of monographs and excerpts (7), mostly about Wrights, including ‘Some Aerial Experiments,’ by Wilbur Wright, 1903 and ‘Recent Progress in Aviation,’ by Octave Chanute (2), more. Some aging, good.

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1907-60 OFFICIAL REPORTS RELATED TO LANGLEY’S WORK (x9) ...................................... PH $350-500

Group of 9 reports and papers all pertaining to S.P. Langley and his work, 1907-60; most prior to 1921. Langley died in 1906, and results of his work with ‘Aerodrome’ became a bone of contention between Smithsonian and Wright brothers in subsequent years. It was only when Smithsonian acknowledged full achievements of Wrights and their Flyer (over Langley’s Aerodrome) that original Flyer left London Science Museum and was placed in Smithsonian. These monographs recognize Langley’s other bodies of work in astronomy and more.

Includes ‘Researches and Experiments In Aerial Navigation,’

by Langley, pub. 1908. Scarce.

21 / 1971 C.E. ROSENTHAL & HERB MORRISON SIGNED USA AIRMAIL FDC ................................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of both the Commander of the ‘Hindenburg’ Zeppelin and the newsman who covered the crash, famous for his ‘Oh, the humanity!’ commentary, on 17¢ airmail FDC with metal cachet. Scarce combination of signatures. Very fine.

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1922-63 AERONAUTICAL TECHNICAL PAPERS, BOOKLETS ........................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 12 offprints of technical papers on aeronautical research from MIT, Bell Aircraft Corp., NACA, Smithsonian, University of Penn., others. Authors include Ames, Loening, Hunsaker, Randers-Pehrson. Some historical surveys, but others outline contemporary research, pioneer wind tunnels, reaction propelled airplane performances by Bell Aircraft – developers of the X-1, more. Fine.

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1923-98 GLIDER FLIGHT COLLECTION ............ PH $300-400

On a Latin American goodwill tour in 1928, Charles Lindbergh carried the West Indies Aerial Express (WIAE) mail to Havana, making it the only ‘official’ airmail ever carried in the ‘Spirit of St. Louis.’ Three covers: two flown, Feb 6 Santo Domingo to Havana & Feb 9 Port-au-Prince to Havana (both with proper stamps and cancels), and one apparently unflown, with proper markings. Nice group. Very fine. Ex-Straight.

About 30 covers & cards housed on partially annotated pages in album. Includes First Austrian Glider Flight Week (1923), Elmira NY Glider Flight Meet (1932, x2), Wasserkuppe Glider School (under Hitler, 1932), First Glider Flight, Vienna to Semmering (1933), German Glider Flight Camp Wasserkuppe Competition (1939), Gossamer Albatross (1979, x2) and others. Fine to very fine.

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1928 GOODWILL TOUR LINDBERGH-FLOWN COVERS ............................................................... PH $150-250

1925//41 AIRCRAFT ENGINE MANUALS, CURTISS OX-5 & WASP JR, HORNET SERIES ... PH $150-250

Two aircraft engine manuals, includes 1925 Curtiss OX-5 (5½”x7¾”, 16 pp., ill.), and 1941 Pratt & Whitney ‘Operations Handbook’ for Wasp Jr. B, Wasp H1 and Hornet E Series engines. (5½”x7¾”, 101 pp., foldout graphs, charts and illustrations). Covers installation, operation and maintenance of engine. Good.

31 / 1929 LINDBERGH SIGNED FAM 6 FIRST FLIGHT COVER .............................................................. PH $1000-1500

Rare and very fine cover autographed by Charles Lindbergh (‘C.A. Lindbergh’) on first flight cover for FAM 6 route (F6-12b). Cover mailed Sept 22, 1929, from Castries, St. Lucia, to Port au Spain, Trinidad (Sept 22 receiving mark), and addressed to Maj. (Frank?) Hulse, Pan-American Airlines representative. From 1929-31, Lindbergh carried small numbers of covers on many FAM 5 and FAM 6 flights throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Many of these routes had been laid out by Lindbergh as a consultant to Pan Am. Cover signed in bold black fountain pen near upper left, well clear of any writing. Very fine showpiece.

28 /D 1926 CHARLES A. LINDBERGH SIGNATURE ON AIR MAIL REPORT .................................... PH $1500-2000

Strong pencil signature near bottom of Postal Form 5-9233, ‘Contract Air Mail Service Daily Report’ for Sept 8, 1926.

Lindbergh signed form as a government pilot on mail run from Chicago to St. Louis (with stop at Springfield, IL.). Form bears Sept 8 Springfield postmark as well. Additional signatures include dispatching clerk and verification witness. Very likely one of the earliest signatures known from Lindbergh, just a few months before his rise to international fame, and arguably the most appropriate type of signature (on air mail form). Fine showstopper! Ex-Straight.

32 /D 1935 NATIONAL AIR RACE STATIONERY W/ PILOT AUTOGRAPHS .......................................... PH $150-250

Official National Air Races stationery sheet covered with 26 autographs of participating aviators & aviatrices. 1935 event stationery has red & blue banner with photograph of grandstand filled with spectators, honoring 15th anniversary of Races, plus four strikes of official cachet (blue, gray, violet and purple), normally used on the commemorative envelopes. Some signatures include: Al Williams, Tex Rankin, Harold Neumann, Art Chester, Jimmie Mattern, Grace Prescott, Ethel Seehy, Bettie Lund, Wilma Carey, Babe Smith, Annette Gipson (10 women total). Attractive souvenir, some usual light wear, fine to very fine.

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1940s-80s WOMEN IN AVIATION PHOTOS (x100+) .... $250-350

More than 100 different 8"x10" mainly B&W photos of American women aviators from WWII period through the 1980s. Many have dittoed or taped descriptions on reverse.

Few with edge flaws or light toning, mainly very fine.

29 / 1928 ORVILLE WRIGHT SIGNED ANNIVERSARY COVER .............................................................. PH $1000-1500

Gorgeous 1928 ‘Commemorating the Silver Anniversary of the First Airplane Flight’ cover (green & silver) with bold, black Orville Wright autograph diagonally over pictorial area. Cover also autographed by B.B. Lipsner, who accompanied Wright from Washington, DC, to Kill Devil Hill, NC, for anniversary (and carried covers). Printed statement by Lipsner and Dec 19 receiver on reverse. Very fine, scarce and frameable!

1948 ERECTION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ARMY MODEL P-80B .................................. PH $500-700

RARE original publication in original Army green binder (AN 01-75FJB-2), by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Staff, Lockheed, 1948. Publication (published in 1947, revised in 1948) consists of almost 600 pages, with roughly 378 pages devoted to erection and maintenance, and 218 pages as a complete parts catalog. Also some original sheets in back for 25, 50 and 100 hour inspections. Condition fine overall, with little wear. First one of these we've seen. Also includes 1979 Smithsonian publication, 'The P-80 Shooting Star.'

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1950s-90s AIRCRAFT RELATED LAPEL PIN COLLECTION .............................................................. $350-500

Collection of approximately 1,000 Airplane & Flight related lapel pins including several tie bars & tie-tacs, on boards and in 5 frames (with glass). Lapel pins include large variety of types with 3-dimensional, various metals, colorful enameled, painted or epoxy pins and others. Topics include commercial with some Airline related (noted Ozark, North Central), military aircraft with props & jets, various bi-planes, Thunderbirds, Blue Angels, McDonnell Douglas, Northrup, Grumman & other manufacturers, Helicopters, much more. Great variety, some useful duplication. Fine to very fine.

36 /D 1990s AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION OF 10 PILOTS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Small collection of 10 pilots put together by young pilot, so subjects were particularly generous in their responses. Most are jet fighter or test pilots, except for Jeana Yeager, who co-piloted the Rutan Voyager. Includes great signed photo of Chuck Yeager in front of Stealth (along with signed print of Bell XS-1 and initialed personal note); Jaqueline Auriol (signed photo and signed note); William ‘Pete’ Knight (signed photo); Dick Rutan (signed color print and signed printout); and Jeana Yeager (signed photo and inscribed printout with left hand tracing!). Very fine.

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37 /D 1990s SELECTION OF MOSTLY WWII PILOT AUTOGRAPHS ..................................................... PH $300-400

Small collection of 23 autographs (mostly on computer printouts or color copies) of aviators to graduate student.

Includes: Bob Hanson (‘Memphis Belle’ x2), Rex Barber (downed Yamamoto, x3), Jerry Gentry, Eugene Leach (Pan Am, x3), Bob Scott (WWII Ace, x3, plus hand tracing), Joe Sutter (Boeing, x3) and two sets of ‘Enola Gay’ printouts, signed by Tom Ferebee, Paul Tibbets, Richard Nelson and Theo ‘Dutch’ Van Kirk (all individually signed). Useful group. Fine.

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Bold signatures of BELL X-1 Pilots: Lundquist, Everest, Griffith and Champine with two pilots adding Bell X-1 pilot references, on first supersonic flight anniversary postage stamp FDC. One could still likely add Yeager. Very fine.

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1962-65 FLIGHT COVER COLLECTION ............. PH $400-600

About 80 flight covers with various flight date cancels and pilots with duplication. Includes the Jan 17, 1963, Joe Walker flight (x5) that is considered manned space flight cover; Nov 9, 1962, John McKay Emergency Landing cover (x5); four Neil Armstrong flight covers, either April 5 or April 20, 1962 (specific days not discernible); and more. Other pilots are Rushmore & White. Fine to very fine.

1980s-90s BELL X-1 PILOTS SIGNED GROUP ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Four BELL X-1 pilot signed items: one B&W photo of Goodlin and jet (10"x8") with bold signature of Goodlin; color 10"x8" photo of Everest and jet, signed by Everest; 8"x10" color photo of jet, signed by Dana; and lastly, cover signed by X-1 back up pilot & chase pilot, Bob Hoover.

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1980s-90s SCOTT CROSSFIELD SIGNED ITEMS ................................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 6 items with bold signatures of X-15 pilot, Scott Crossfield. Includes: B&W litho (8"x10") of Crossfield with X-15, same image but smaller photo (4¾”x3½”), color Polaroid of D-558II NACA #144 (first aircraft to Mach 2) and 3 pieces of correspondence involving giving of autographs.

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42 / 1997 BELL X-1 PILOTS SIGNED FDC ................ PH $200-300

1980s-90s EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT PILOT SIGNED PHOTO ................................................... PH $500-700

Bold signatures of 6 test pilots: Crossfield, Everest, Goodlin, Lundquist, Griffith & Champine on color photo (8"x10") of artist depiction of Yeager's jet, 'Glamorous Glennis.' One could still possibly add Yeager to this. ALSO bold signature of Chuck Yeager on photo (8"x10") of newspaper front page announcing his breaking the sound barrier.

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Two items signed by famed X-1 pilot who flew several such experimental aircraft. One is picture post card of Bell XS-1 and other is B&W photo portrait (8"x10") of Goodlin standing in front of Bell XS-1 after first glide flight. Both bold signatures.

1980s-90s BELL X-1 PILOTS SIGNED PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $600-800

B&W image (8"x10") of airborne Bell X-1 with bold signatures of Goodlin, Everest, Lunquist, Griffith, Crossfield, Yeager, Joe Cannon (RARE) and Champine who adds ‘NACA X-1 pilot/ 1950.’ Great display piece.

1980s TEST PILOT SLICK GOODLIN SIGNED ITEMS ................................................................... PH $200-300

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1962-63 ROCKET TEST FIRING COVERS ................ $250-350

More than 150 rocket test firing covers with both Pacific Missile Range & Wallops Island. Wide variety of covers with various Nike, Aerobee, Minuteman, Atlas/Agena, various Scout & Titan, Thor-Agena, Atlas, Blue Scout, Sparobee, Black Brant, Journeyman and Argo. All covers with USA franking and cacheted. Some duplication with occasional cover aging. Fine to very fine.

ROCKETS 1950s-60s EARLY B&W NASA ROCKET PHOTOS ............................................................................... PH $600-800

Group of 40 scarce B&W photos, mostly larger than 7"x9" but none greater than 8"x10". Number of rockets such as various Delta & Agenda rockets, one carrying Explorer XVI, one composite shot of 1958 Vanguard launch and more. Several dramatic images.

MISSILES/BOOSTERS

46 /D 1958-79 MISSILE/ROCKET/SATELLITE ARCHIVE W/ PHOTOS & OTHER MATERIAL .......................... $750-1000

Archive of USA rocket/missile/satellite programs in binders & folders, filled with approximately 400 photos, with Official U.S. Air Force & NASA 8"x10" mostly glossy B&W (some color) launch, satellite & other photos with group of 20 color photos of fighter jets ‘Phantom’ & ‘Hornet,’ plus 22 color photos with printed information on back and a few battleship photos. Few highlights include: binder with early missile launch, failure & explosion photos (x51) for Jupiter, Juno II, Titan ICBM, Minuteman and other missiles; binder with 25 launch photos of Thor rockets with satellites Explorer X, Tiros III & V, Telstar, Delta II; binder with 16 photos of Minuteman & Polaris missiles; binder with 18 Titan photos; binder with 39 photos of variety of missiles including Snark, Mace, Bomarc, Pershing; many more photos of other missiles/rockets/satellites.

ALSO: Loads of information in variety of NASA & Air Force printed material, including NASA ‘Encyclopedia/Satellites and Sounding Rockets/of/Goddard Space Flight Center/1959-69,’ information & photos by/for McDonnell Douglas, Packard Bell and other manufacturers, and selected newspaper clippings.

Interesting collection filled with historical photos & information. Expect some reprint/copy photos. Overall, fine to very fine.

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1960s ORIGINAL AIR FORCE MISSILE & BOOSTER PHOTOS (x8) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Eight B&W photos (8"x10") depicting missiles & boosters, mainly shot during launches. Includes BOMARC, Air Force Discoverer Satellite launch and other satellite launches, Blue Scout launch, Minuteman, Titan and Atlas launches along with others. Some include information sheets. Scarce group with some wrinkling.

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1960s BOMARC MISSILE SIGNED PHOTO ....... PH $200-300

Unique B&W photo (8"x10) of BOMARC missile launch signed by about 85 people who worked on BOMARC. Signed in black or blue pen with blue ink fading on some signatures, most are bold. BOMARC was first long range anti-aircraft missile. Some aging, some faded signatures, especially on borders & reverse.

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1960s USA VERNIER SURVEYOR ENGINE BODY (SERIAL #1) PROTOTYPE ................................................. PH $7000-9000

Prototype for first Surveyor satellite (roughly 9"x6"x7"). The Vernier engine was of critical importance to provide propulsion for trajectory correction maneuvers, attitude & velocity control before & during landing. Developed by Reaction Motors Division of the Thiokol Chemical Corporation and first used operationally on Surveyor 1, which soft landed on the Moon June 1, 1966. Accompanied by page (previously folded, creases & small tears) with printed ‘Breakdown View’ diagram on front & handwritten information on back including that ‘Body itself (#31 on the diagram) is serial #1.’ Attractive item, with 24 Karat Gold plating & highly polished aluminum control arm. Includes three smaller pieces & two tubes in separate box. Only nozzle appears to be missing.

Fascinating historical Space item. Very fine.

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1976 VIKING 1 & 2 SILVER MEDALS ........................ $200-300

Pair of (.999 silver) high relief medals in a boxed limited edition set from Medallic Art Co. Each medal is numbered (274/1,000) and is 64mm in diameter. Together they weigh 8.60 oz. Very beautifully struck and very fine condition with original hinged box and paperwork.

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1980s SATELLITE & RELATED PHOTOGRAPHS (x100+) .................................................................. PH $200-300

More than 100 different (8"x10") mixed color & B&W photos of satellites, launch & tracking facilities, experiments, artist concepts, probes and more. Many have mimeographed or taped descriptions on backs. Mainly very fine though few have corner or edge dings.

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1960s SILVER SPACE SUIT MERCURY 6 SIGNED PHOTO ................................................................ PH $750-1000

Official NASA color 8"x10" photo of the Mercury astronauts in silver space suits. Signed in silver paint pen by 6 of the 7 (missing Grissom), with Scott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Alan Shepard, Wally Schirra & Deke Slayton. Glenn and Schirra have additional signatures in black and red, respectively. NASA information on back. Small internal crease top left, otherwise very fine.

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1960s MERCURY 7 SIGNED PORTRAIT LITHO SET ........................................................................... PH $3000-4000

A scarce grouping of 7 individual portrait lithos (8"x10") of each astronaut in their ‘civies.’ Each bears bold signature.

Includes Grissom, Carpenter, Glenn, Cooper, Shepard, Shirra and Slayton. Very difficult to assemble.

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1960s MERCURY 6 SIGNED PHOTO ................ PH $750-1000

Great color 8"x10" NASA photo of original 7 astronauts, inscribed ‘To Frank - ‘ and signed by Carpenter, Cooper, Glenn, Schirra, Shepard and Slayton. Very fine and attractive.

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1961 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MERCURY SPACESUIT PHOTO ............................................. PH $350-500

Glossy, high quality original B&W NASA photo (8"x10") picturing America’s first astronaut in his Mercury spacesuit, boldly signed in black Sharpie. Pristine.

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1960s MERCURY 7 SIGNED PAGE ................ PH $3500-5000

1961 ROBOT ASTRONAUT FLIGHT COVERS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $350-500

Four different cacheted covers for Sept 13, 1961, mechanical man Mercury flight of one orbit. Each canceled at Cape Canaveral or Patrick AFB. Seldom offered.

Incredibly RARE, partially hand-colored commemorative ‘Project Mercury’ page with bold signatures of Carpenter, Cooper, Glenn, Grissom, Schirra, Shepard & Slayton. All being early signatures. Photo of Mercury 7 crew also included. Page (8"x10") punch-holed and inscribed ‘To Robert Bush.’

Irrelevant dent at bottom left corner does not detract.

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Five MA-7 B&W photos (8"x10") depicting instruments and other in-capsule details, each with bold signatures of Wally Schirra. all are Air Force or NASA photos.

1960s JOHN GLENN SIGNED ITEMS (x5) ......... PH $250-350

Five signed items, all with bold signatures. Includes 2 signed MA-6 launch covers, Project Mercury 4¢ postage stamp full sheet of 50 signed in margin, signed card with Hungarian postage stamp honoring John Glenn attached and signed color litho (8"x10") of Glenn in ‘civies’ (some soiling in top left border).

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1962-66 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED ITEMS (x5) ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Five signed items, all with bold signatures with two signed Mercury covers, signed card with Hungarian postage stamp honoring Carpenter attached, signed NASA Aurora 7 folder with inscription and 1966 handwritten note in pencil from Candy Carpenter cosigned by her father in pencil that gives Candy permission to stay after school for tutoring.

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1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA MERCURY SUIT PHOTO ......................................................... PH $200-300

Bold signature of Mercury Astronaut Wally Schirra on Mercury suit photo (8"x10") on Kodak paper.

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1962 ‘USS RANDOLPH’ RECOVERY SHIP COVERS (x6) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

Six Randolph covers, each with usual gummed and handmounted cachets, each with one or two commemorative stamps franked Feb 20, 1962, ‘USS Randolph’ cancels. Randolph didn’t actually serve as recovery ship as intended. John Glenn was picked up by ‘USS Noa.’ Later, Glenn was transferred to Randolph. Some toning and staining caused by gum used to mount cachet.

1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA MERCURY SUIT LITHO ........................................................... PH $250-350

Bold signature of Wally Schirra who added ‘Sigma 7’ on Mercury suit litho (8"x10") with NASA info on reverse.

1962 RECOVERY SHIP COVERS ........................ PH $350-500

Four covers including two Feb 20, 1962, ‘USS Randolph’ Captain’s covers with paste-on cachet (nice quality for these), Feb 20, 1962, ‘USS Noa’ cacheted cover and another but with Feb 23, 1962, date. Very fine quartet.

1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA MERCURY SUIT LITHO ........................................................... PH $250-350

Bold signature of Wally Schirra who added ‘Sigma 7’ on Mercury suit litho (8"x10") with NASA info on reverse.

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1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED CAPSULE CLOSE UP PHOTOS (x5) ..................................... PH $300-400

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– MA-8 – 67

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‘USS Randolph’ was involved in at least two Mercury recovery missions. Maritime mobile card confirming radio contact by operator near Bermuda on Dec 16, 1963. We don’t recall seeing this card before. Bit of aging.

1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA CAPSULE PHOTOS (x4) ........................................................ PH $350-500

Four different B&W photos (8"x10") of Schirra’s Mercury capsule parts, each with bold signature of Wally Schirra. NASA hand stamped info on reverse of each.

68

1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA CAPSULE PHOTOS (x4) ........................................................ PH $350-500

GEMINI PROGRAM

Four B&W photos (8"x10") of Schirra’s Mercury capsule details, each with bold signature of Wally Schirra. NASA hand stamped info on reverse of each.

– HARDWARE – 71

– OTHER, MERCURY –

69

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1960s GEMINI TYPE DEMO ION EXCHANGE MEMBRANE FUEL CELL .................................. PH $750-1000

Early demo model of an ion fuel cell (ion exchange membrane) like the type used In Gemini program, housed in (12"x5"x7¾”) box (non-removable). Developed at General Electric in the 1950s. The ‘Grubb-Niedrach fuel cell’ was integrated by NASA into Gemini flights, one of the first commercial uses of an ion fuel cell. They were also later used for undersea life support, and a modified design propelled Plug Power in Albany, NY, to a public stock offering and great expectations for residential power supply around 1988. This demo model comes from a N.Y. estate, acquired by former owner from GE Labs in Schenectady. Early and rare ion fuel cell specimen, highly attractive and perfect for display in original wooden box!

1961-62 BETTER COVER SELECTION .............. PH $350-500

Group of 7 covers. Includes two Feb 20, 1962, MA-6 ‘USS Randolph’ recovery ship Captain’s covers: Feb 20, 1962, MA-6 ‘USS Enterprise’ recovery ship card; May 26, 1962, MA-7 ‘USS Intrepid’ recovery ship Captain’s cover; Oct 3, 1962, MA-8 ‘USS Intrepid’ recovery ship Captain’s cover; Nov 10, 1961, Space Monkey ‘Goliath’ cover and Nov 29, 1961, Astro-chimp ‘Enos’ cover. Some aging, fine overall.

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– GT-2 – 72

1965 SECTION OF HEAT SHIELD IN LUCITE .... PH $200-300

Small irregular block of Lucite with section of heat shield from Gemini GT-2 spacecraft. Unmanned suborbital mission’s main purpose was to test the heat shield. Fragment measures approximately 1½”x½”x1/3". Note in pencil on back reads ‘from holdings of Dusty Rhodes KSC.’ Rhodes was the postmaster at Kennedy Space Center. Very fine.

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77

73 / 1965 CREW SIGNED RECOVERY SHIP COVER ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Beck numbered, printed recovery force cacheted cover bearing bold signatures of Conrad & Cooper. Secondary recovery ship ‘USS Leonard F Mason’ Aug 29, 1965, cancel. Very fine.

– GT-6 –

Six items signed by astronaut Frank Borman. Includes 3 covers (Gemini or Apollo), 2 8"x10" photos, 1 B&W, and 1 8"x10" litho. All bold signatures.

78 / 1965 UNUSUAL FRANK BORMAN SIGNED COVER ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Plate block of 4 of 1967 Space Accomplishments stamps tied to cover with block bearing bold signature of astronaut Frank Borman. Difficult to find astronaut signed plate blocks ON COVER.

74 / 1960s ROGER CHAFFEE SIGNED GT-6A COVER ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

Bold Roger Chaffee signature in black ink along side of USNS Rose Knot T-AGM 14 cover. Rose Knot was involved in ground communication during GT-6A mission. Marked with launch date, Dec 15, 1965. Canceled Dec 27, 1965, in Washington, DC. Minor aging along edges.

1960s-80s FRANK BORMAN SIGNED GROUP (x6) ............................................................................... PH $350-500

– GT-8 – 79 / 1966 NEIL ARMSTRONG & DAVE SCOTT SIGNED STAMPS .............................................................. PH $750-1000

Autographs of both crew members of this early Gemini mission 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. Stamps MINT never hinged.

Very fine.

75 / 1965 CREW SIGNED CAPTAIN’S PRIME RECOVERY SHIP COVER ................................... PH $400-600

Boldly signed by Stafford & Schirra, bearing large rectangular ‘USS Wasp’ Captain handstamped cachet. Dec 16, 1965, ‘USS Wasp’ cancel. Very fine.

– GT-6/7 – 76

– GT-9 –

1965 TWO COVERS WITH LAUNCH DATES & OFFICIAL CACHETS ........................................ PH $250-350

Two covers with official Kennedy Space Center red hand-stamped cachets and postmarks on launch dates: (1) Gemini 6 cachet shows module rendezvous and docking, envelope franked with Kennedy 5¢ stamp, tied by Kennedy Space Center pictorial machine cancel dated Oct 25, 1965, the planned launch date. Due to loss of rocket after lift-off, mission was delayed. Not addressed or signed. (2) Gemini 7 cachet shows rocket after lift-off and ’14 Day Mission.’

At top left is black handstamp ‘GT-VII Borman- Lovell/14 days in space/Spirit of 76.’ Addressed envelope franked with 5¢ Flag over White House plate number single, tied by Kennedy Space Center pictorial machine cancel dated Dec. 4, 1965, launch date for Gemini 7. Both very fine.

1966 CREW SIGNED PHOTO .............................. PH $300-400

Horizontal 8"x10" color photo signed ‘Tom Stafford,GT-9 CDR’ and ‘Gene Cernan, PLT’ and inscribed (probably by Cernan) ‘The Crew of Gemini IX, June 3-6, 1966.’ Very fine and desirable signed crew photo.

[– APOLLO 9 –] 81 / 1969 APOLLO 9 CREW SIGNED PRIME RECOVERY SHIP COVER ........................................................ PH $350-500

Rare combination of Orbit engraved cachet & ‘USS Guadalcanal’ rubberstamped cachet with bold signatures of McDivitt, Scott & Schweickart. March 13, 1969, ‘USS Guadalcanal’ cancel. Very fine.

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– GT-11 – 82

Gorgeous color photo (8"x10") of spacecraft in orbit with bold signature of GT-11 pilot that reads ‘Richard Gordon/Gemini XI.’ 83 / 1966 CREW SIGNED RECOVERY COVER ........ PH $150-250

GTA-11 RECOVERY FORCE, Sept 15, 1966, handstamped purple cachet, signed by Gordon & Conrad. Cover, postmarked aboard ‘USS GUAM,’ also bears signature of ‘Ronald Hill AC3.’ Very fine.

– GT-12 – 84

1966 WHITE ROOM ACCESS BADGES (x5) ...... PH $150-250

Five GT-12 badges with one red visitor badge and four cream-colored sample badges. Samples include one marked ‘1’ and three from batches 1-60, 61-90 & 91-130, respectively.

Scarce.

– OTHER, GEMINI – 85

1964-66 GT-1 THROUGH GT-12 LAUNCH COVERS ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Complete set of all 12 Gemini mission launch covers, including 2 unmanned flights & 10 manned. Each cover hand canceled at Cape Canaveral with the proper date. Cachets by ‘Orbit Covers.’ The first complete Gemini set we’ve seen for awhile.

Very fine and scarce.

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1966 RICHARD GORDON SIGNED COLOR PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

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1960s-70s APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNED ITEMS ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

Good group of 14 signed items. All photos & lithos 8"x10" unless otherwise noted. Includes from Apollo 7, two NASA color photos each signed & inscribed by Walt Cunningham and from Apollo 9, color photo card (7"x5") signed & inscribed

by Jim McDivitt. From Apollo 10, NASA color litho signed & inscribed by Tom Stafford and from Apollo 13, NASA red serial numbered color litho signed by Fred Haise. From Apollo 15, color booklet (3½”x5¾”) signed and inscribed by Jim Irwin and from Apollo 16, two signed NASA color lithos, handwritten Bible quote and small card all signed by Charlie Duke. From Apollo 17, NASA color litho & B&W photo signed by Gene Cernan & Jack Schmitt, respectively, and small card signed by Ron Evans. Lastly, striking color litho signed in gold ink by Moonwalkers Alan Bean & Edgar Mitchell. One Cunningham with stain at right. Bold signatures, fine to very fine.

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87

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1960s-90s ASTRONAUT AUTOGRAPH LOT WITH SCHMITT, SLAYTON, SCHWEICKART .............. PH $350-500

1970s ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS WITH MOONWALKERS ............................................. PH $1000-1500

Valuable selection of 13 images (5 photos, 8 lithos), nearly all 8"x10" except one (8"x8"). Eleven signed by individual Moonwalkers in individual or crew shots, other two are crew shots signed by two Moonwalkers and three other astronauts.

Signatures include: three Dave Scott's, including Gemini 8 crew photo with Armstrong, Apollo 15 crew litho (solo signature), and Apollo 9 crew litho also signed by McDivitt and Schweikart; two Charles Duke's, including individual litho and Apollo 10 crew litho; Alan Bean individual litho; Harrison H Schmitt individual litho; two Gene Cernan's, including Apollo 11 crew litho, and solo on Moon litho; Charles Conrad in Gemini 5 crew photo also signed by Gordon Cooper; and three Edgar Mitchell's, including individual litho, individual photo (8"x8" on Moon) and crew photo. Very fine group.

Total of 16 items autographed by various Astronauts, mostly official NASA color portraits. Last man on the Moon, Harrison Schmitt signed color photo of himself (unofficial) in black sharpie, inscribed ‘To Herndon Price / Best Wishes!’ Also, official NASA color photos of Astronauts Deke Slayton & Rusty Schweickart both signed with inscriptions. More autographed items include: framed collector’s item featuring 1997 $3 Mars Pathfinder stamp, signed by James Lovell; 1980 souvenir sheet featuring 15th Anniversary of first spacewalk, signed by Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov; rest of signed NASA photos feature: David Leestma, Andrew Allen, Paul Weitz, Steve Oswald, Jerry Carr, George Nelson, Woody Spring, Jerry Ross, Joe Kerwin, James ‘Ox’ van Hoften, Owen Garriott and Bob Stewart.

91

THREE ALDRIN SIGNED MOON PHOTOS ......... PH $400-600

Three (8"x10") color Moon photos, each signed by Buzz Aldrin, including iconic image of his footprint on the Moon’s surface (with NovaSpace Galleries Cert), next to the flag with part of the landing craft at left, and next to leg of landing craft. Very fine group.

92

1970s MOONWALKER SIGNED PHOTOS (x3) .. PH $400-600

Three color (8"x10") color photos of and signed by Dave Scott (with NovaSpace Galleries Cert), Alan Bean and Edgar Mitchell. Dramatic images, very fine and attractive.

93

1971-72 APOLLO 15 & 16 JIM IRWIN, CHARLIE DUKE SIGNED RELIGIOUS TRACTS ............................ PH $200-300

Two different space-oriented religious tracts with autographs of Moonwalkers Jim Irwin and Charlie Duke. Each features personal written experience of astronauts. First, titled ‘Footprints on the Moon,’ has color ‘White Suit’ photo of Irwin on the front, which he inscribed, ‘Hanny His Love, Jim Irwin.’

Second, titled ‘Walk on the Moon, Walk With the Son,’ features B&W image of Duke. His signature appears across front in black felt-tip. Very minor corner wear. Very unusual and fine.

88

A NASA litho of the Moon shot during the Apollo 17 mission shortly after it left the Moon to return to Earth. It has been signed in black marker by 15 Apollo astronauts, each noting their Apollo mission below their signature, 9 of the 15 are Moonwalkers, other 6 flew to the Moon without walking.

Includes: Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11; Alan Bean, Apollo 12; Frank Borman, Apollo 8; Gene Cernan, Apollo 10 & 17; Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad, Apollo 12; Charlie Duke, Apollo 16; Richard Gordon, Apollo 12; Fred Haise, Apollo 13; James Lovell, Apollo 13; Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14; Alan Shepard, Apollo 14; Harrison H. Schmitt, Apollo 17; Dave Scott, Apollo 15; Tom Stafford, Apollo 10; and Al Worden, Apollo 15. Spectacular space item, fresh, very fine and attractive.

89

1970s APOLLO MOONWALKER SIGNED PHOTOS & LITHOS .......................................................... PH $1000-1500

Nine (8"x10") images, each of, and signed by a different Moonwalker. Five are photos (3 color, 2 B&W) of the astronauts on the Moon: Edgar Mitchell, Charles Duke, Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean and Dave Scott; other four are NASA lithos: solos of Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad and Gene Cernan, and crew shots signed by Harrison H. Schmidt and Alan Shepard (also signed

by Edgar Mitchell). Very fine group, includes three certificates.

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1968 FLOWN CAMERA POWER CABLE SEGMENT ............................................................................... PH $200-300

On board 16mm data acquisition camera power cable segment (about 2½”) accompanied by color photocopy of Temporary Parts Removal tag for original 108" cable. Cable segment covered in bronze-colored plastic and contains four wires, all shielded by braided steel wrapping.

AUTOGRAPHS 95

1968 WALT CUNNINGHAM SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x3) .......................................... PH $300-400

Three red serial numbered color photos (8"x10") of Earth taken from Apollo 7 spacecraft each with bold signature of astronaut Walt Cunningham.

96

1968 WALT CUNNINGHAM SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x3) .......................................... PH $300-400

Three red serial numbered color photos (8"x10") of Earth taken from Apollo 7 spacecraft each with bold signature of astronaut Walt Cunningham.

97 / 1968 CREW SIGNED COVER FROM DATA ACQUISITION FACILITY ...................................... PH $250-350

Envelope with handstamped corner card of NASA’s Data Acquisition Facility at Rosman, NC. Red handstamp ‘Apollo 7 in Orbit/11 Oct. 1968’ at lower left. Two contemporaneous stamps affixed and canceled by same day Rosman postmark.

Cover signed by Donn Eisele in blue, plus ‘Walt’ Cunningham & ‘Wally’ Schirra in black. Cunningham’s signature ties stamp.

Very fine.

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1970s SPECTACULAR MOON LITHO W/ 15 APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNATURES ....... PH $4000-6000

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98

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1968 BILL ANDERS SIGNED FLIGHT SCHEMATIC CARD .................................................................... PH $400-600

Bold signature of astronaut Bill Anders on Apollo 8 flight schematic card (3½”x6"). Unusual signed item.

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99 / 1974 BILL ANDERS SIGNED ANTARCTIC GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY VISITOR COVER ............................................................................... PH $500-700

Cacheted cover from observatory at McMurdo Station visited

by Anders. Cover bears bold signature at bottom with Anders adding ‘Apollo 8.’ Also signed by observatory manager. Most unusual Bill Anders signed item.

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– APOLLO 9 – 100

1969 CREW SIGNED RECOVERY COLOR PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $400-600

Bold signatures of Schweickart, Scott & McDivitt with inscription on Apollo 9 recovery photo (8"x10") on Kodak paper.

101

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT LITHO .................................................................... PH $400-600

Bold signatures of Schweickart, Scott & McDivitt with inscription on Apollo 9 white space suit litho with NASA info on reverse.

102

1969 RUSTY SCHWEICKART SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT LITHO ................................. PH $200-300

Bold signature of astronaut Rusty Schweickart on NASA white space suit litho (8"x10").

105 / 1969 CREW SIGNED COVER .......................... PH $1500-2000

– APOLLO 10 – 103

1969 CERNAN & YOUNG SIGNED PHOTO ........ PH $400-600

Large B&W photo (11"x13½”) of Apollo 10 command module floating under three fully deployed parachutes, near splashdown in Pacific. Photo inscribed ‘To Dick With Best Regards Apollo 10 Crew’ and signed by both Gene Cernan and John Young. Photo has creasing/emulsion breaks at top and near upper right corner. (Accompanied by RR COA)

Official NASA First Day Cover featuring watercolor cachet of the Moon Landing. Cover signed by all three crew members, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. Armstrong and Collins autographs obtained at same time with similar blue ink pen signatures, while Aldrin’s is in black ink. All three very bold signatures. Cover date-stamped July 20, 1969, and September 9, 1969. Mild wear around edges but signatures intact as is colorful cachet. Fine.

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1969 FLOWN TO THE MOON UNITED STATES ‘SILK’ FLAG ...................................................... PH $4000-6000

Great looking U.S. SILK flag (6"x4") carried to the MOON by Buzz Aldrin on the first Manned Lunar Landing Mission. Very rare, with signed Letter of Authenticity from Buzz Aldrin’s stepson giving provenance. Ready for mounting on accompanying certificate (8½”x11½”) stating ‘This Flag Traveled to the Moon with Apollo 11, The First Manned Lunar Landing, July 20, 1969’. Will look great once mounted & framed.

Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins all signed printed reproduction of front page of July 21, 1969, ‘New York Times’ with news about Apollo 11 Mission. Item also franked with 10¢ Moon Landing airmail stamp, with Sept 9, 1969 (and July 20 dial) first-day cancel. Aldrin’s signature ties stamp to piece. Very attractive and very fine.

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106 / 1969 CREW SIGNED COPY OF NEWS ARTICLE FDC ................................................................... PH $1500-2000

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107 / 1969 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

First Day Cover for 10¢ Moon Landing stamp, signed in fine felt-tip black pen by astronaut Neil Armstrong. Cachet is ‘folio-print.’ Very fine.

108

1970s NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE PHOTO ............................................ PH $1500-2000

A B&W (roughly 8"x10") image of Buzz Aldrin deploying lunar surface experiment package bearing bold signature of first Moonwalker, Neil Armstrong. B&W Armstrong signed images are not common. Some wrinkling & bit of soiling on reverse, neither affects signature.

109 / 1980s NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED NASA POSTCARD .......................................................... PH $700-900

Slightly blotchy blue signature on Apollo 11 NASA postcard.

Small corner crease upper left, otherwise very fine.

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111 /D 1984 BUZZ ALDRIN ARCHIVE OF MATERIALS FROM JSC PRESENTATION ........................... PH $2000-3000

Group of 11 items from presentation given by Aldrin at 1984 Johnson Space Center on behalf of RECON, for which he was consulting at the time. Each item 8½”x11", includes 8 transparencies and two worksheets, demonstrating mathematical models and logistics of lunar module return. Five sheets are hand-notated by Aldrin in blue, red and green felt-tip pen.

Also includes document filled out in Aldrin’s hand regarding his attendance at a symposium. Finally, there’s a letter of provenance signed by Aldrin, stating all items are from his personal collection. Nice bit of history. Fine. (Accompanied by RR COA)

114

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1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers taken on lunar surface, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

116

1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers, taken on lunar surface or from space craft, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

117

1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers, three taken on lunar surface and one from spacecraft, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

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1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers of lunar surface taken from Apollo 12, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

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1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers of lunar surface taken from Apollo 12, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

– APOLLO 12 – Group of 7 signed items with all photos or lithos 8"x10".

Includes three color white space suit crew images (one photo & two litho) with one uninscribed crew signed and two signed & inscribed by Richard Gordon & Alan Bean. Also white space suit color portrait photos signed by Alan Bean & Richard Gordon (uninscribed), respectively, and uninscribed color photo of Alan Bean painting signed by Richard Gordon & Alan Bean.

Lastly, math test taken by Andy Conrad signed by his dad Charles Conrad. Nice group with bold signatures.

1969 ALAN BEAN SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE NASA B&W PHOTOS (x4) .................................... PH $300-400

Four B&W images with black serial numbers of lunar surface taken from Apollo 12, each with bold signature of Astronaut Alan Bean. He adds ‘Apollo 12’ to each.

1969 BADGE SELECTION ................................... PH $200-300

Group of 19 badges, 15 are ‘samples’. Includes Launch Readiness Review, Launch, Press, Host & Hostess, Press Technician, Apollo Saturn, Escorted Visitor, ML-MSS, Support Personnel, Launch Control Center, Guest & Host and MCC-Houston. Few dupes, Scarce group.

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110

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1969 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED LUNAR SURFACE PHOTO ................................................ PH $300-400

B&W glossy (14"x11") of Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad, Apollo 12 Commander, next to Surveyor 3 lander (which landed on Moon in April 1967), with the Apollo 12 Lunar Module ‘Intrepid’ in the background. Photo was taken by Alan Bean, Apollo 12 Lunar Module pilot. Inscribed in silver paint pen ‘On the Ocean of Storms, Moon - Nov. 19, 1969/Charles Conrad, Jr. Cdr. Apollo XII’ and numbered 42/125.

120

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

121

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122

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

123

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

124

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

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125

127

131

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

132

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

133

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

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1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

135

Photo (8"x10") shot on Lunar surface with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA B&W PHOTO ......... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from Apollo 12 spacecraft with NASA black serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA B&W PHOTO ......... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from Apollo 12 spacecraft with NASA black serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA B&W PHOTO ......... PH $300-400

Photo (8"x10") taken during Apollo 12 mission on lunar surface with NASA black serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

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1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Photo (8"x10") shot from space with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

129

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Photo (8"x10") shot on Lunar surface with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

128

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Photo (8"x10") shot on Lunar surface with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $300-400

Lunar surface photo (8"x10") shot from Apollo 12 spacecraft with NASA red serial number and with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

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1969 CREW SIGNED WHITE SPACE SUIT NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $300-400

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140

Bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon & Bean on 8"x12" NASA color litho of Apollo 12 crew in white space suits.

137

1969 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $300-400

Interesting image (8"x10") of Apollo 12 crew training for recovery in gulf. Alan Bean notes ‘IN TRAINING.’ Bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon & Bean.

139

1969 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

Red serial numbered lunar surface photo (8"x10") with bold signatures of Charles Conrad, Alan Bean (adds ‘Apollo XII’) and Richard Gordon.

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1969 MATCHING SINGLE SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT LITHOS (x3) ....................... PH $300-400

Three single portrait white space suit lithos (8"x10") of each Astronaut, complete Apollo 12 crew, with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon & Bean, respectively. NASA info on reverse of each.

1969 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $300-400

Striking image (8"x10") of Apollo 12 space vehicle on launch pad with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon & Bean.

138

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1969 MATCHING SINGLE SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT LITHOS (x3) ....................... PH $300-400

Three single portrait white space suit lithos (8"x10") of each Astronaut, complete crew, with bold signatures of Conrad, Gordon & Bean, respectively. NASA info on reverse of each.

142 / 1969 PARTIAL CREW SIGNED COVER ............. PH $150-250

Cover franked with USA Moon Landing stamp plus extra Airmail stamp, tied by Nov 14, 1969, Houston machine cancel, launch date for Apollo 12 mission. Handstamped address from NASA Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, PAO Information Services. Homemade souvenir cover with pasted on color magazine cut-out of Apollo 12 launch and emblem. Crew members Richard Gordon and Charles Conrad signed in black ink, Conrad’s name ties stamp. Cover addressed to Germany. Very fine.

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144X 145X

146X

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148

150X

151X

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143 / 1969 PARTIAL CREW SIGNED COVER ............. PH $150-250

Cover franked with two USA Moon Landing stamps, tied by Nov 24, 1969, Houston machine cancel, date for Apollo 12 mission’s return to Earth. Homemade souvenir cover with pasted on color magazine cut-out showing Apollo 12 re-entry stages. Crew members ‘Dick’ Gordon and Charles Conrad signed in ink at top. Cover addressed to Germany. Very fine.

Four different red serial numbered lunar surface images (8"x10") shot from Apollo 13 spacecraft, each with bold signature of Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise to which he adds ‘Apollo 13 LMP.’ 147 / 1970 FRED HAISE SIGNED CACHETED COVERS DEPICTING MATTINGLY ..................................... PH $200-300

Four similar full face Manned Space Flight Cover Society covers that depict Ken Mattingly, each with bold signature of Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise. One is launch cover, April 11, 1970, cancel.

– APOLLO 13 – 144

1970 FRED HAISE SIGNED NASA PHOTOS & LITHO ................................................................ PH $250-350

Three photos (8"x10"), 2 red serial numbered B&W lunar surface images and 1 color shot of Earth PLUS one Apollo 13 color montage litho (8"x10"), all with bold signatures of astronaut Fred Haise to which he added ‘Apollo 13 LMP’ or salutation.

145

1970 FRED HAISE SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT COLOR LITHOS (x3) ..................... PH $250-350

Three similar inscribed lithos (8"x10"), each with bold signature of Fred Haise and with NASA info on reverse.

OTHER 148

1970 APOLLO 13 VIP LAUNCH CARD ................ PH $100-150

Attractive VIP launch card, franked with USA 6¢ Apollo 8 stamp, tied with April 11, 1970, Kennedy Space Center pictorial machine cancel. Printed Apollo XIII cachet listing Thomas Mattingly as Command Module Pilot and violet handstamp cachet of ‘John l. Swigert / Named Command Module Pilot April 10.’ The change was made after it was learned that Mattingly had been exposed to measles (which he did not contract). Very fine, attractive souvenir.

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1970 FRED HAISE SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x4) ........................................................ PH $250-350

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Bold signature of Moonwalker Alan Shepard on Space City Cover Society cacheted Apollo 14 cover that also bears tied 5¢ NASA local stamp and Feb 5, 1971, Houston cancel. Very fine.

1971 ASTRONAUT SIGNED COLOR PHOTOS & LITHOS ............................................................ PH $750-1000

Good group of 7 single signed & inscribed photos or lithos, all 8"x10". Includes Alan Shepard & Edgar Mitchell signed shots of Apollo 14 on Moon, two Stu Roosa & Edgar Mitchell signed mission logo and white space suit portraits, Edgar Mitchell signed recovery image and last, beautiful shot of Earth from Moon signed by Edgar Mitchell. Quality group with bold signatures.

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154 / 1971 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED COVER ............. PH $250-350

– APOLLO 14 – 149

– APOLLO 16 – 155 / 1972 DUKE SIGNED COVER & SUPPORT CREW SIGNED COVERS .................................... PH $150-250

Group of 12 covers, includes signatures of Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke and various support crew. Main cover signed by Duke in black ink, includes 8¢ Space stamp, tied by April 16, 1972, machine cancel (launch date) and decorated by large mission emblem. Produced by the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Stamp Club. Other 11 covers mostly dated during mission, from various support locations: Wallops Island, Switching Center in Honolulu, Grand Bahama Tracking Station, Smithsonian station in Debre Zeit, Ethiopia, Taipei Earth Station in Taiwan, Rammstein Recovery Control Center, ETAM station in West Virginia. Couple are later souvenir covers related to mission or anniversary. Several support covers signed by staff. Overall very fine.

1971 EDGAR MITCHELL SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x4) ........................................................ PH $250-350

Four different red serial numbered lunar surface photos (8"x10") taken from Apollo 14 spacecraft, each with bold signature of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

151

1971 EDGAR MITCHELL SIGNED NASA LUNAR SURFACE PHOTOS (x4) ...................................... PH $250-350

Four different red serial numbered photos taken of lunar surface from Apollo 14, each with bold signature of astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

152

1971 EDGAR MITCHELL SIGNED NASA LUNAR SURFACE PHOTOS (x4) ...................................... PH $250-350

156

Four different red serial numbered photos taken of lunar surface from Apollo 14, each with bold signature of astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

153

1971 EDGAR MITCHELL SIGNED NASA PHOTO & LITHO ................................................................ PH $150-200

One B&W photo (8"x10") of lunar surface shot from Apollo 14 spacecraft, and one white space suit color litho (8"x10") with both bearing bold signatures of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

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1980s JOHN YOUNG SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Portrait litho (8"x10") with bold signature of astronaut John Young with salutation. Image celebrates Young’s many missions. NASA info on reverse.

157

1990s JOHN YOUNG SIGNED, INSCRIBED NASA COLOR SHUTTLE LITHO .................................... PH $300-400

Original 8"x10" NASA color litho of Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle astronaut John Young, signed and inscribed by him in his typical small hand. Inscribed: ‘To: Guy Richard Best Wishes, John Young.’ Attractive and very fine.

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160X

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– APOLLO 17 – Bold signatures of both Moonwalkers in silver ink inside gorgeous photo book. They sign together on first image page and then again inside, each on different dramatic image. Two signatures of each in total. Cernan adds ‘Apollo XVII’ while Schmitt adds ‘Apollo 17’ to each of their signatures, respectively.

1960s-70s US FLAG & NASA LOGO BETA CLOTH PATCHES .............................................................. PH $250-350

Two beta cloth patches, one USA flag (7"x8½” overall), and NASA meatball logo (6"x6½” overall). Both with excellent color registration and in very good condition. Light bend in meatball margin.

1969 OVERSIZED APOLLO 11 BETA CLOTH PATCH ................................................................... PH $600-800

Beautiful oversized Apollo 11 beta cloth (15"x14"). Fine to very fine, with great color and registration. Patch has some light bends in margin. Scarce.

164

1969 APOLLO 10, 11 & 12 BETA CLOTH PATCHES .............................................................. PH $600-800

Three beta cloth patches (approximately 9"x9") for Apollo 10, 11 & 12. Good color registration, but best on 12. Very fine.

165

1969-72 APOLLO 9 THRU APOLLO 17 BETA CLOTHS ................................................................ PH $350-500

Group of 9 different beta cloths, each bearing patch image for respective flight. All but Apollo 13 (8"x8") are about 9"x9".

Some staining (mostly in one corner) on several that include Apollo 11, Apollo 13 and Apollo 15. Color registration very good throughout.

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1968-69 APOLLO 7, 8 & 9 BETA CLOTH PATCHES .............................................................. PH $400-600

Three beta cloth patches for Apollo 7, Apollo 8 and Apollo 9.

Each approximately 9"x9" in size. Excellent color registration on the 9, fine on both the 7 & 8. Very fine.

1960s-70s BADGE COLLECTION ..................... PH $750-1000

Selection of more than 100 badges. Includes Apollo 4 (x2), Apollo 7 (x4), Apollo 8, Apollo 9 (x3), Apollo 10 (x7), Apollo 12 (x7), Apollo 13 (x4), Apollo 14 (x15), Apollo 15 (x7), Apollo 16 (x18), Apollo 17 (x20) and not mission specific (x18). Types include: Apollo Saturn, Viewing Stand, Flight & Launch Readiness Reviews, Guest, Operations Control (Goddard Space Flight Center), Public Affairs, Network Support Team, Firing Room Access, Host & Hostess, Press Site, Mission Support and couple of other types. Some duplication and contains some samples.

160

162

163

– OTHER, APOLLO –

1964 PROJECT APOLLO BOILER PLATE 12 FLIGHT TEST REPORT ....................................... PH $200-300

Well-used North American Aviation 300 page manual chock full of graphs, charts, drawings, photos and technical detail.

Declassified by authority of DOD in 1976. Boiler Plate 12 was launched by Little Joe booster in May 1964. Scarce manual.

158 / 1972 ASTRONAUTS SCHMITT & CERNAN SIGNED ‘FULL MOON’ ........................................ PH $250-350

159

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166X

167X

168X 170X

169

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1970-71 APOLLO 13, 14 & 15 BETA CLOTH PATCHES .............................................................. PH $500-700

Three beta cloth patches for Apollo 13 (bit smaller), Apollo 14 and Apollo 15 (tiny irregular cut and light stain near bottom margin). Each approximately 9"x9" in size. Excellent color registration on all. Very fine overall.

167

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1971-75 APOLLO 16, 17 & APOLLO-SOYUZ BETA CLOTH PATCHES ...................................... PH $600-800

SKYLAB PROGRAM – AUTOGRAPHS – 169

Image (8"x10") depicts small portraits of all 9 astronauts with Skylab in background. Bold signatures of ALL 9 with Conrad, Weitz, Kerwin, Bean, Garriott, Lousma, Pogue, Gibson & Carr.

NASA info on reverse. Scarce signed photo.

Three beta cloth patches for Apollo 16, Apollo 17 (both approximately 9"x9" in size), and Apollo-Soyuz (5½”x5½”).

Excellent color registration and in great condition.

168

1969, 1975 APOLLO PICTORIAL BOOKS .......... PH $100-150

‘Analysis of APOLLO 8 photography and visual observations,’ pb, NASA SP-201, 337pp, with color charts inside back cover.

Plus ‘Apollo Expeditions to the Moon,’ hb, NASA SP-350, 313pp. Fair to good condition.

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1973 PRIME CREWS SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $600-800

– SKYLAB 2 – 170

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x2) ........................................................ PH $250-350

Two photos (8"x10"), each with clock in corner, taken from Skylab 2 depicting Mississippi River in one and Nashville, TN, in other, each bearing bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad. One with red serial number.

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172X

173

175 176

174

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1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x2) ........................................................ PH $250-350

Two photos (8"x10"), each with clock in corner, taken from Skylab 2 with one depicting Houston, TX, and other MO, IL & TN each bearing bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad.

One with red serial number.

172

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $250-350

B&W image (8"x10") of Skylab before repair with blue NASA serial number with bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad.

175

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

Blue serial numbered image (8"x10") of Skylab 2 with bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad.

176

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO .................................................................. PH $150-250

Red serial numbered image (8"x10") of Skylab 2 with bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad.

177

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED ARTIST CONCEPT PHOTO ............................................... PH $150-250

B&W depiction (8"x10") of Skylab-ATM Film retrieval with bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad. Corner creases.

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1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Red serial numbered sepia colored image (8"x10") of debris that floated free into Skylab ventilation system with bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad who added ‘Trash Collector.’

1973 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x2) ........................................................ PH $250-350

Two photos (8"x10"), each with clock in corner, taken from Skylab 2 with one depicting St Louis, MO, each bearing bold signature of astronaut Charles Conrad. One with red serial number.

173

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174

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183

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– SKYLAB 3 –

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

NASA red serial numbered EREP S190B camera shot (8"x10") from Skylab 3 of Mt Etna with clock added at bottom left and with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma who each have added mission number and/or crew title.

182

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

NASA red serial numbered image (8"x10") of Earth taken from Skylab 3 with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma who each have added mission number and/or crew title.

183

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

NASA red serial numbered image (8"x10") of tropical storm Ellen taken from Skylab 3 with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma who each have added mission number and/or crew title.

184 178

1973 JACK LOUSMA SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS & LITHO (x6) ......................................... PH $300-400

Six different images (8"x10"), 5 red serial numbered photos and 1 litho, each with bold uninscribed signature of Jack Lousma. Some have NASA info on reverse.

179

1973 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $250-350

Gorgeous image (8"x10") on Kodak paper of Skylab 3 just prior to lift-off with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma.

180

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA PHOTO ................... PH $200-300

Black serial numbered B&W image (8"x10") of Skylab 3 on pad with bold signatures of Garriott, Lousma & Bean, who adds “Skylab 3.”

185

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ....... PH $200-300

Skylab 3 crew portrait (8"x10") taken in One G trainer with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma and with NASA info on reverse.

186

1973 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Sharp image (8"x10") on Kodak paper of Skylab 3 on pad with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma.

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

NASA red serial numbered S190A camera shot (8"x10") of Pacific Ocean, San Diego & Tijuana, Mexico, and with bold signatures of Garriott, Bean & Lousma who each have added mission number and/or crew title.

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188

190

189

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– SKYLAB 4 – 187

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COMET KOHOUTEK PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

192

Clean and excellent cover stock from Skylab I to Skylab IV, with exactly 3 covers per cachet/postmark for more than 320 different events, making a total of more than 960 covers.

Includes all Skylab launches, maneuvers in earth orbit, EVAs and more, including controlled Skylab reentry 1978-79. Also selected recovery ships and tracking stations. Covers from major brands, official NASA, Navy and tracking cachets. Rare opportunity to get superb and rich accumulation. Presented in two medium boxes in chronological order. Very fine to pristine.

Black serial numbered B&W image (8"x10") of Comet Kohoutek with bold signatures of Carr, Gibson & Pogue with NASA info on reverse.

188

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Skylab 4 crew Carr, Gibson & Pogue on litho (8"x10") in white space suits with Gibson holding globe.

NASA info on reverse.

189

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

Red serial numbered shot (8"x10") taken from Skylab 4 of Kuril Islands, USSR, with bold signatures of Pogue, Gibson & Carr who adds ‘Skylab 4.’

190

191

1973 CREW SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACE SUIT COLOR LITHOS ................................................... PH $200-300

Three individual white space suit lithos (8"x10") each with bold signatures of Pogue, Gibson and Carr, respectively. Carr adds inscription.

1973 SKYLAB 1, 2, & 4 BETA CLOTH PATCHES ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

Three beta cloth patches for Skylab I, Skylab II and Skylab IV. Each approximately 9"x9" in size. Excellent color registration on 2 & 4, and only good on 1. Very fine.

194

1973-74 BADGES & TEMPORARY MISSION DECALS COLLECTION ....................................... PH $200-300

Selection of 36 badges & temporary Mission decals (essentially another type of badge). Includes joint Missions SL1 & SL2 (x4), Skylab 1 (x4), Skylab 2 (x5), Skylab 3 (x7), Skylab 4 (x10), general Skylab (x6) PLUS two badge style displays with Skylab parasol piece attached. Badge types include: Operations Control (Goddard Space Flight Center), Firing Room Access, Roll Out, Launch & Flight Readiness Reviews, Public Affairs and Launch. Some are samples, scarce group.

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1973 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $200-300

State of Hawaii photo (8"x10") taken from Skylab 4 that depicts interesting cloud formation bearing bold signatures of Gibson, Pogue and Carr who adds ‘SKYLAB 4.’

1973-79 SKYLAB I THROUGH SKYLAB IV COVER STOCK ..................................................................... $1500-2000

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194X

196

197X

199

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1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ AUTOGRAPH GROUP ... PH $500-700

Nine autographed items from the 5 men who flew joint mission: Americans Deke Slayton, Vance Brand and Tom Stafford, and Russians Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov. Autographed items include: a 4"x6" B&W ‘maxi-card’ for each mission member, signed; signed 5"x7" B&W photo of Kubasov; First-day cover signed by Leonov; another FDC signed by Leonov and Kubasov; and finally an FDC signed by Slayton, Brand and Stafford, from the collection of Cosmonaut Berezovoy. Other pieces of ephemera include four FDCs commemorating the Apollo-Soyuz flight and an official round Apollo-Soyuz flight patch.

196

197 / 1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ SIGNED COVERS .......... PH $300-400

Small group of 4 attractive covers (one stationery entire), each with multicolored cachet and Russian franking, postmarked with 1975 commemorative cachets, 3 signed by Cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov, fourth signed by Stafford, Brand, Slayton, Leonov & Kubasov, complete crew. Fresh, very fine covers.

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1977 FIRST CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Fred Haise & Gordon Fullerton on color litho (8"x10") with NASA info on reverse. Both astronauts added info and/or salutation to their signatures.

1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ LAUNCH PHOTO, SIGNED STAFFORD, BRAND & SLAYTON ....................... PH $300-400

Full-color (6½”x9¼”) photo of launch, mounted on (11"x14") matte board, with angled signatures of Tom Stafford, Vance Brand and Deke Slayton, all in black. Fine, with light edge soiling. (Accompanied by RR COA)

1975-79 APOLLO/SOYUZ PUBLICATIONS ............... $200-300

Several NASA publications from this important international cooperative mission. Includes 9-pamphlet set, EP-133 through EP-141. (like new), ‘The Partnership,’ ‘A History of the ApolloSoyuz Test Project,’ ‘Apollo-Soyuz Test Project: Summary Science Report,’ Volume II (NASA SP-412), ‘Apollo-Soyuz Test Project: Information for the Press.’ Fine to like new condition.

APOLLO/SOYUZ 195

200

– FLOWN – 200

1980s-2000s FLOWN ARTIFACTS FROM EACH SHUTTLE .............................................................. PH $350-500

Wonderful 8"x10" two-sided photo display card bearing small (all smaller than 1" square) flown pieces from each of 6 Shuttles: ‘Enterprise’ (ALT program), ‘Columbia,’ ‘Challenger,’ ‘Discovery,’ ‘Atlantis’ & ‘Endeavour.’ Includes pieces of insulation from blanket, cargo bay door, AFRSI & thermal as well as solar shield and payload bay liner. Great display item, very fine.

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201

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210

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1988-98 SPACE SHUTTLE FLOWN MISSION FLAGS .................................................................. PH $400-600

Three shuttle mission Flags (4"x6") flown into space on the Space Shuttle, and all attached to color certificates (11"x14").

Includes STS-26 (age spotting throughout), STS-65 (Apollo 11 25th flag, excellent condition), and STS-91 (Shuttle-Mir mission, excellent condition). Printed signatures on each.

Two single portrait lithos (8"x10") with bold signatures of Fullerton & Lousma, respectively. Lousma adds ‘US Astronaut.’

– STS-51L – 211 / 1986 ASTRONAUT MICHAEL J. SMITH SIGNED STS-1 COVER ...................................................... PH $250-350

Bold and scarce signature of crew member of ill-fated ‘Challenger’ mission on STS-1 cacheted cover with both March 9 & March 22, 1979, cancels being Edwards AFB & Biggs Field El Paso departure dates. Also Cape Canaveral April 12, 1981, STS-1 launch date cancel. Pristine.

– STS-1 – 202 / 1980 CREW SIGNED MISSION SIMULATION TRAINING TEST COVER ..................................... PH $300-400

Canceled ‘Jun 10, 1980’ in Houston, cacheted cover bears bold signatures of STS-1 crew, Bob Crippen & John Young. Don’t recall ever seeing this signed cover before.

203

1981 BOB CRIPPEN SIGNED NASA SPACESUIT COLOR LITHOS (x4) ............................................ PH $200-300

– STS-71 – 212

Four similar color lithos (8"x10"), each with bold signature and inscription of astronaut Bob Crippen. NASA info on reverse of each.

205

1981 CREW SIGNED NASA ARTIST CONCEPT COLOR LITHOS (x4) ............................................ PH $300-400

– STS-98 –

Four different images (8"x10"), each with bold signatures of Truly & Engle and with NASA info on reverse.

213 / 2001 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-98 crew: Cockrell, Polansky, Curbeam, Ivins & Jones on Feb 1, 2001, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

1981 CREW SIGNED NASA ARTIST CONCEPT COLOR LITHOS (x4) ............................................ PH $300-400

Four different images (8"x10"), each with bold signatures of Truly & Engle and with NASA info on reverse.

206

1981 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

– STS-101 – 214 / 2000 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-101 crew: Halsell, Horowitz, Helms, Usachev, Voss, Weber & Williams on May 19, 2000, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

Four different images (8"x10"), three bearing artist concept drawings, each with bold signatures of Engle & Truly and each with NASA info on reverse.

207

1981 CREW SIGNED LITHOS ............................. PH $200-300

Two (2) single portrait lithos (8"x10") with bold signatures of Truly & Engle, respectively. Both inscribed.

– STS-104 – 215 / 2001 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-104 crew: Phillips, Rominger, Ashby, Parazynski, Guidoni, Hadfield & Lonchakov on April 19, 2001, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

– STS-3 – 208

1982 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTO ..... PH $150-250

Red serial numbered image (8"x10") on Kodak paper of Columbia’s first contingency landing at Northrup air strip with bold signatures of Fullerton & Lousma. Small spot on photo.

216

2003 DAVID M. BROWN SIGNED, INSCRIBED NASA LITHO ....................................................... PH $750-1000

‘Blue Jumpsuit’ NASA litho (8"x10") of Brown, who was one of crew that perished during re-entry of Shuttle (STS-107).

Inscribed ‘Margie, Thanks for all your great support of HRF Dave Brown.’ Items signed by STS-107 crew are scarce in any form, but this is the first individually signed litho of Brown we’ve seen. (Accompanied by RR COA)

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1982 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ....... PH $150-250

STS-3 crew portrait in space suits (8"x10") with bold signatures of Lousma & Fullerton, NASA info on reverse.

209

1995 FLOWN CREW SIGNED USA FLAG, ASTRONAUTS & COSMONAUTS ....................... PH $400-600

USA silk flag (9½”x4½”) flown on Discovery mission to MIR, STS-71, the first docking Shuttle mission with MIR. Bold signatures of Baker, Gibson, Precourt, Solovyev, Budarin, one more. Flag bears two MIR on-board handstamps. Excellent condition.

– STS-2 – 204

1982 CREW SIGNED COLOR SPACE SUIT LITHOS ................................................................. PH $150-250

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205X

207X

206X

208

209

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214

215

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219

220

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– STS-122 –

STS-107 – Shuttle Program, cont.

217

2003 RESTRUCK SILVER ROBBINS MEDALLION #243 ....................................................................... PH $500-700

Robbins medallions number 240 thru 515 were sold to people on a special Civilian list. Restrikes bear different reverse and obverse than original.

222 / 2008 CREW SIGNED LANDING COVER ............ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-122 crew: Eyhart, Frick, Poindexter, Melvin, Walheim, Love & Schlegel on Feb 20, 2008, mission logo landing cover. Pristine.

218 / 2003 KALPANA CHAWLA SIGNED LAUNCH COVER, TWO MISSIONS .................................... PH $300-400

Bold signature of late crew member KALPANA CHAWLA of STS-107 on Jan 16, 2003, KSC canceled cover, that also was originally canceled for Chawla’s mission aboard STS-87, Nov 12, 1997, KSC cancel. Pristine.

– STS-124 – 223 / 2008 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-124 crew: Ham, Nyberg, Chamitoff, Hoshide, Fossum, Garan & Kelly on May 31, 2008, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

219 / 2003 LAUREL B. CLARK SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .................................................................. PH $250-350

Bold signature of late crew member of STS-107 on Jan 16, 2003, KSC canceled cover. Pristine.

– STS-111 –

– STS-127 – 224 / 2009 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-127 Crew: Wolf, Polansky, Hurley, Payette, Cassidy, Marshburn & Kopra on July 15, 2009, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

220 / 2002 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-111 crew: Cockrell, Lockhart, Perrin, Chang-Diaz, Walz, Bursch, Whitson, Korzun, Onufrienko & Treshchev on June 5, 2002, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

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– STS-128 – 225 / 2009 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

Bold signatures of STS-128 crew: Sturckow, Ford, Forrester, Hernandez, Olivas, Stott & Fuglesang on Aug 28, 2009, mission logo launch cover. Pristine.

221 / 2006 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $350-500

Bold signatures of STS-121 crew: Kelly, Wilson, Sellers, Reiter, Fossum, NOWAK & Lindsey on July 4, 2006, mission logo cover. Pristine.

Bold signatures of STS-129 crew: Hobaugh, Foreman, Melvin, Bresnik, Satcher, Stott & Wilmore on mission logo cover with both Nov 16 & Nov 27, 2009. Pristine.

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– STS-133 – 227 / 2011 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .............. PH $200-300

– OTHER, SHUTTLE – 1980-2011 LARGE COLLECTION OF SPACE SHUTTLE COVERS ................................................ $2000-3000

More than 2,500 different covers, representing STS-l to STS-135, housed in 3 boxes. Very strong sections of STS-1, STS-51L, STS-107, Hubble, Shuttle/Mir and Shuttle/ISS flights. The first of five pristine collections from the Space Shuttle era, carefully selected at the end of the Shuttle program.

Many unusual, with unknown postmark combinations to most collectors, picked up by consignor in person, visiting major space centers during launch, mission control and landing phases on more than 75 trips from 1981-2011 to the respective sites and post offices. Lot represents space philately at highest level, presenting these covers and some cards on launch day both at the proper post offices of Kennedy Space Center, FL, and in the same evening at Houston, TX. Superb cachet quality, often printed, sometimes rubber cachets. Excellent condition in chronological order.

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230 / 1980s-90s SHUTTLE PHOTOS & LITHOS, SOME AUTOGRAPHED .......................................................... $300-400

Approximately 90 photos & lithos (8"x10") in sleeves in a thick 3-ring binder. Includes about 15 signed images, some full crew-signed, a few individual photos inscribed to consignor.

Also includes a few newsletters and brochures published by NASA on shuttles and shuttle missions, and two hardback photo books: Joseph P. Allen, ENTERING SPACE, and Ellison S. Onizuka, A REMEMBRANCE, both with minor edge wear.

Images very fine, some light soiling or yellowing to packaging.

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232 / 1992-95 SHUTTLE MISSION CREW SIGNED COVERS (x6) ........................................................ PH $650-850

Six legal size covers, five are hologram postal stationery and all bear mission logo cachets. All with bold signatures. Includes STS-47, STS-49, STS-51, STS-52, STS-64 & STS-71. All are launch covers save STS-64.

1980-2011 LARGE COLLECTION OF SPACE SHUTTLE COVERS ................................................ $2000-3000

More than 2,500 different covers, representing STS-l to STS-135, housed in 3 boxes. Very strong sections of STS-1, STS-51L, STS-107, Hubble, Shuttle/Mir and Shuttle/ISS flights. The second of five pristine collections from the Space Shuttle era, carefully collected at the end of the Shuttle program.

Many unusual, with unknown postmark combinations to most collectors, picked up by consignor in person, visiting major space centers during launch, mission control and landing phases on more than 75 trips from 1981-2011 to the respective sites and post offices. Lot represents space philately at highest level, presenting these covers and some cards on launch day both at the proper post offices of Kennedy Space Center, Fl, and in the same evening at Houston, TX. Superb cachet quality, often printed, sometimes rubber cachets. Excellent condition in chronological order.

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1984-90 HOMEMADE CHALLENGER FLIGHT COVERS ............................................................... PH $100-150

Group of 25 homemade Space Shuttle related covers. Collector added handstamps, newspaper cut-outs or photocopies of cartoons to act as cachets. First 11 for STS-11 Challenger flight of April 6-13, 1984. Nine for doomed flight STS-51L, with additional same-date cancel labeled ‘Challenger Explodes.’

Three identical with Jan. 28, 1990, Akron, OH, pictorial cancel for the Resnik Memorial. Two more generic, with two cancellations of Edwards AFB on Jan. 18, 1985, and second at Cape Canaveral on Jan. 12, 1986. Some duplication, interesting homemade covers, fine to very fine.

Bold signatures of STS-133 crew: Drew, Bowen, Lindsey, Boe, Barratt & Stott on Feb 24, 2011, mission logo launch cover.

Pristine.

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1950s-60s SPACE RELATED PHOTO CARDS .......... $300-400

More than 180 Space related photo cards, almost all in color, vast majority are photo images of rockets (including launches) and spacecraft images. Many we haven’t seen before. Fine to very fine.

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1960s-90s BADGES, BUTTONS & PATCHES ........... $500-700

More than 200 items. Includes Gemini mission patches, Apollo Soyuz, Apollo Program with mission patches, Shuttle and other missions. There are several mission specific badges in Shuttle Program with earliest flights starting with STS-1. Interesting offering.

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1960s-80s APOLLO AND OTHER U.S. SPACE MEDALS SELECTION ................................................ $500-750

Twelve silver and 20 other medals, mainly bronze or brass commemorating Apollo program or other aspects of American space program. Several are Medallic Art Co. ‘High Relief’ items and there are also some from Franklin mint. Very attractive and valuable group in excellent condition, many with original packaging and paperwork, Very fine.

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1960s-90s SPACE & FLIGHT LAPEL PIN COLLECTION .............................................................. $350-500

Collection of approximately 750 mostly different Space & Flight related lapel pins (some tie bars & tie-tacs) in 17 frames (with glass) & on boards. Lapel pins include wide variety of shapes, sizes & styles including metallic, enameled, epoxy, & painted.

Includes USA & selected Russian pins of airplanes, rockets, missions, flight crews, manufacturers, satellites, USPS space related postage stamp pins, NASA, Thor Delta II collection of 10 different (x4), fantasy and many others. Colorful attractive collection with great variety. Overall, fine to very fine.

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Group of 16 original photos (5"x7" & 7"x5") taken at President Kennedy’s visit to Marshall Spacecraft Center in Huntsville and probably other space Air Force facilities as well. Some great images (3 in color), all on Kodak paper. Very fine.

Originated from Gen. Clifton estate.

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1960s-90s LAPEL PIN ACCUMULATION ................... $350-500

1960s-70s BASEBALL STYLE CAPS W/ OFFICIAL NASA FLIGHT PATCH COLLECTION ...................... $300-400

Six black baseball-style caps, each with different vintage Space flight patch applied. These belonged to a B.G. MacNabb, former Director of Launch Operations for General Dynamics, who states that these caps were mementos given to him personally by astronauts immediately after each flight. Flights featured on the patches include: Gemini 3 (GT-3, Grissom-Young, ‘Molly Brown’), Gemini 4 (First Space Walk), Gemini 5 (Cooper and Conrad, ‘8 Days or Bust’), Gemini 7 (Borman and Lovell), Gemini 12 (Lovell, Aldrin) and Mercury 9 (Cooper, ‘Faith 7’). All have COAs and a provenance letter from MacNabb. Excellent condition.

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1970s-90s SPACE POSTERS HOLDING ................... $250-350

Large group of more than 80 Space posters, nearly all different and rolled into 13 tubes of various lengths. Posters generally very fine, although, as with most poster lots there may be some creases, wrinkled edges or corner damage. Most flaws would be hidden by framing. Majority are aviation or space related with Shuttle, Hubble, Lockheed, Rockwell, X-planes, space station, and even a map of Mars and the Moon. Difficult to describe, but great opportunity for the right buyer. Very bulky for shipping, but not very heavy.

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1960s-90s COLLECTION OF AERONAUTIC, BALLOON, SPACE TRINKETS ............................ PH $200-300

Grouping of modern jewelry, patches, souvenir pins, earrings and more (about 75 pieces). Space, balloons and gliders all represented with sterling silver jewelry, cloisonne space shuttle material, some Olympics, a 99ers membership pin, 1962 First U.S. Space Age Medal (souvenir of Seattle World’s Fair), official Virgin Global Challenger pin on original card and much more.

Fine and varied.

239 /D 1960s-90s SPACE REMAINDER, WITH FEW AUTOGRAPHS, COVERS ........................................... $300-400

Box of material related to U.S. space program, with many file folders containing clippings & other information on most astronauts. Lot also includes some stamps and a few covers (some signed), with Alan Shepard (x2), Jack Lousma (signed on printed poem sheet), John Fabian (x2), Gordon Fullerton, Bonnie Dunbar, Joe Engle (x2) and Dr. Marvin Resnick (x3), including one with mailers postmark permit dated Jan 28, 1986). Contents generally fine, covers very fine. Great deal of interesting reading here.

1960s-90s SPACE & AVIATION RELATED ASSORMENT .............................................................. $200-300

Variety of items includes: framed color photo of Apollo 1 crew (Grissom, White, Chaffee) in white spacesuits with Apollo 1 patch; various NASA History Series publications with 1996 Deep Space Chronicle (Number #24), ‘Apollo 40 Years’, 1998 NASA’s Origins and the Dawn of the Space Age (Number 10), 1999 ‘Managing the Moon Program’ (Number 14), 2003 ‘American X-Vehicles’ (Number 31), 2009 ‘Remembering the Giants’ (Number 45) & ‘Research in NASA History’ (Number 48), and other books like 1980 ‘The National Air & Space Museum’ & 1982 ‘The Aircraft Treasures of Silver Hill’, ‘Modern American Combat Aircraft’ & ‘American Fighters of WWII’, both by Combat Aircraft Library, 2012 LIFE magazine’s Neil Armstrong Commemorative; DVDS with ‘NASA 50 Years’, HBO’s ‘From the Earth to the Moon’, BBC’s Planet Earth, ‘When We Left Earth’, & ‘In the Shadow of the Moon’ Cincinnati Newspaper front sections (x4) for July 16-19, 1969 (Apollo 11 flight); group of 10 ties with flight related logos; HERCULES glass mug; small ship in bottle souvenir; other items. Overall, fine to very fine.

Accumulation of many hundreds of lapel pins loose (some on individual cards) in plastic bags. Majority USA (noted several Russian) Space and related, with great variety of colors, shapes, sizes & topics and include pins for satellites, rockets, flight crews, launch crews, military, aircraft, and more. ALSO includes selections of pins for Auto Racing, Scouts, Olympics, Nautical, Sports and others. Huge variety with some duplication. Colorful & interesting accumulation. Expect duplication & some broken. Overall, fine to very fine.

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1960s CANDID JFK MARSHALL SPACE CENTER VISIT PHOTOS (x16) ............................................ PH $250-350

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244 / 2004 “X” PRIZE SIGNED FLIGHT CARDS COMPLETE .......................................................... PH $300-400

246 / 2000 EXPEDITION 1 CREW SIGNED LITHO ...... PH $200-300

Photo card for each of three SpaceShipOne flights, each signed by either pilot Mike Melvill (x2) or Brian Binnie, two first commercial astronauts. Color photo cards depict SpaceShipOne, White Knight, in flight. Scarce and pristine trio with June 21, Sept 29 & Oct 4 cancels, respectively.

Projected future ISS extension picture, 10"x8", signed by Commander Bill Shepard (full name), Sergey Krikalev and Yuri Gidzenko, all in black marker. Uninscribed, very fine.

– EXPEDITION 3 – 247

Russian Federation silk flag (6"x4¼”) bearing both ISS and flight engineer Vladimir Dezhurov’s personal ISS hand stamp.

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

– EXPEDITION 22 –

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Very unusual item, letter written and mailed from space! This FLOWN letter was written by Russian cosmonaut Zalyotin while he was briefly aboard the International Space Station in 2002. Letter written to collectibles professional Alex Panchenko, content describes arrival on station, the carrying aboard of patches, flags & photos and general greetings to others in collectibles world. Letter carries ISS octagonal date stamp (half on letter, half on sending envelope), and cover itself carries various in-flight date stamps as well. Accompanied by copy of letter with translation. Outstanding and unique collectible!

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2009 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Expedition 22 Cosmonauts: Williams, Surayev, Kotov, Noguchi and Creamer on color portrait photo (8"x10").

245 / 2002 FLOWN LETTER FROM COSMONAUT ZALYOTIN ABOARD ISS ..................................... PH $600-800

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2001 FLOWN SILK FLAG, DEZHUROV’S PERSONAL CANCEL ........................................... PH $200-300

– EXPEDITION 24 – 249

2010 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of EXPEDITION 24 Cosmonauts: Skvortsov, Korniyenko, Dyson, Yuchikhin, Walker and Wheelock on color portrait photo (8"x10"). Also includes three mission patch decals.

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– EXPEDITION 26 – 250

2010 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of EXPEDITION 26 cosmonauts: Kelly, Kaleri, Skripochka, Kondratyev, Coleman and Nespoli on color portrait photo (8"x10").

– FLOWN – 257 /D 1974//1991 FLOWN PHOTOGRAPH & FLOWN OBJECT TAG ........................................................ PH $300-400

Pair of interesting flown items. First is photograph of Lev Demin and Gennadi Sarafanov in their white spacesuits. Photo is early flown item, as it was ‘smuggled’ about Soyuz 15 by Demin. Other object is 1991 tag (#BA30H) for a pot (likely for experiment), signed by Artsebarsky, Aubakirov, Krikalev, Volkov, and Franz Viehbock. Tag was aboard Soyuz TM-13/ Mir TM-12. Very fine.

– EXPEDITION 34 – 251

2012 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Ford, Novitskiy, Tarelkin, Marshburn, HADFIELD (Canada) & Romanenko on crew portrait photo (8"x10").

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2012 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Ford, Novitskiy, Tarelkin, Marshburn, HADFIELD (Canada) & Romanenko on crew portrait photo (8"x10").

– EXPEDITION 36 – 253

2013 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Vinogradov, Misurkin, Cassidy, Nyberg, Yurchikhin and Parmitano on color portrait photo (8"x10").

– EXPEDITION 37 – 254

2013 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Expedition 37 Cosmonauts: Yurchikhin, Nyberg, Parmitano, Kotov, Ryazansky and Hopkins on color portrait photo (8"x10").

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1977-82 FLOWN SOVIET SPACE PENNANTS (x5) ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

Five metallic commemorative Soviet spaceflight pennants, all flown, during the era of the Salyut 6 and 7 space stations.

Items include pennant commemorating Soyuz 26 docking with Salyut 6 (Very Fine), two pennants commemorating the Soyuz 36 to Salyut 7 (one Fine, the other Pristine), one commemorating re-supply ship Progress 3 (Very Fine), and last one commemorating Soyuz T-6 docking with Salyut 7. Fascinating and super-rare collection of flown items.

– EXPEDITION 38 – 255

2013 CREW SIGNED COLOR PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Bold signatures of Kotov, Ryazansky, Hopkins, WAKATA (Japan), Mastracchio and Tyurin on EXPEDITION 38 crew portrait color photo (8"x10").

– OTHER, ISS – 256

1990s ISS NAMED COSMONAUT & ASTRONAUT PATCH COLLECTION ........................................ PH $900-1200

Collection of 15 original nametag/flag patch sets, made by official manufacture of ISS space wardrobe 'Kentavr-Science.'

Includes ESA astronaut 1. France: C. Haignere Soyuz TM-33; 2. Malasiyan astronaut Sheikh Muszaphar, Soyuz TMA-11; 3.

Space Tourist founder of Circus de Soleil (Canada) Guy Laliberte, Expedition-21, onboard Soyuz TMA-16; Russian cosmonauts 4 V. Tokarev; 5. O. Kotov Expedition-15 onboard Soyuz TMA-10; 6. G. Padalka, Expedition-9 onboard Soyuz TMA4; 7. S. Treshchev Expedition-5; 8. M.. Suraev Expedition-21/22, onboard Soyuz TMA-16; 9. S. Sharipov Expedition -10 onboard Soyuz TMA-5; and NASA astronauts: 10 T. Kopra Expedition20; 11. W. McArthur Expedition-12, onboard Soyuz TMA-7; 12.

Edward Lu Expedition-7, onboard Soyuz TMA-2; 13. M. Barratt Expedition-19/20, onboard Soyuz TMA-14; 14. G. Shamitoff Expedition 17/18; 15. Ch. Simonyi (space tourist) Soyuz TMA10. Patches all mint and preserved individual top-loaders.

Two FLOWN Soviet space-themed covers, each with Cosmonauts visiting Salyut 7 space station. One of covers signed by French astronaut Chretien, who flew to the station on the Soyuz T-6. Second cover signed by five cosmonauts, including first female cosmonaut since Tereshkova, all members of either the Soyuz T-5 and T-7 missions: Berezovoy, Lebedev, Popov, Serebrov and Svetlana Savitskaya. Both covers flown with various in-flight circular datestamps.

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259 / 1982 SOVIET FLOWN SIGNED SPACE COVERS (x2) ........................................................................ PH $400-600

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1986-95 RUSSIAN FLOWN PENNANT MEDALS (x5) ........................................................................ PH $300-400

Five Russian space-flown pennant medals from transition period that saw the collapse of Soviet Union, mostly representing Soyuz-TM program. The Soyuz-TM were crew transports that Russians used for ferry flights to Mir and ISS space stations from mid-1980s through early 2000s. These medals represent following TM launches: TM-1 (unmanned, 1986), TM-3 (1987), TM-20 (1994) and TM-21 (1995). The fifth medal is from Progress M-4, which was cargo ship sent to Mir in 1990 for replenishing supplies. All medals flown and in near pristine condition.

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261 / 1988-92 SPACE STATION MIR SIGNED FLOWN COVERS (x5) .................................................... PH $1000-1500

Five Russian space-themed commemorative covers, all signed by various cosmonauts, all FLOWN aboard MIR Space Station between 1988-92. First cover carried by Soyuz TM-6/7 and signed by Polyakov, first of his two stays aboard MIR. Second carried by TM-9 and signed by Solovyev and Balandin aboard MIR. Third carried aboard by TM-10 and signed by crew members Manakov and Strekalov – this cover was on board MIR for 131 days and has detailed information written in ‘To’ and ‘From’ fields. Fourth cover carried by Soyuz TM-12, specifically purchased by Flight Engineer Krikalev, who signed on front and reverse. Finally, fifth flown cover taken aboard MIR by Soyuz TM-15, and signed by crew member Avdeyev and visiting TM-16 crew members Manakov and Poleschuk.

All signed while on board MIR, and all covers carry at least one MIR datestamp, usually octagonal and/or pentagonal shaped.

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Seven Gagarin covers each containing a packet of flown seeds, auctioned off in Russia in 1992 as a fund-raiser for children.

Each of the 7 envelopes contains the flown seeds, description of auction & COA, in Russian. Of these, 4 have tomato seeds, 2 are onions, and one is mixed salad. Unusual lot.

263 / 1994 POLYAKOV & OTHERS SIGNED FLOWN COVERS (x4) .................................................... PH $1000-1500

Fascinating quartet of FLOWN commemorative covers, all signed and stamped during longest single spaceflight by a human being in history, completed by cosmonaut Polyakov in 1994-95 (more than 437 days). All 4 covers signed by Polyakov, multiple times, with other cosmonaut signatures as well.

Probably most impressive cover is one with datestamp of launch date, on board MIR stamps, and signatures from Polyakov (3 total, one on reverse), and fellow TM-18 crew members Viktor Afanasyev and Yury Usachev, all signed while on board. Second cover also carries 3 Polyakov signatures and one from Usachev.

Other 2 covers carry only Polyakov’s signature. All 4 feature 2 MIR date-stamps (Octagonal and Pentagonal) plus others.

Ex-Polyakov collection.

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1961 YURI GAGARIN AUTOGRAPHED BLOCK OF STAMPS .......................................................... PH $400-600

Soviet plate block of 6 stamps from 1961 commemorating Yuri Gagarin and his historical Space flight. In selvage (upper left of block), Gagarin signed boldly in black ballpoint. Stamps mint, never hinged. Autograph Very Fine.

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2002 FLOWN SIGNED PATCHES (x5) ................ PH $500-700

Five flown Russian spaceflight patches, all taken aboard International Space Station (ISS) following arrival of Soyuz TMA-1 mission. Each patch is shown in at least one photograph held by Mission Commander Zaletin. Photographs taken by Flight Engineer Londakov, with fellow Belgian Flight Engineer DeWinne appearing in a couple. Each photo has Zaletin holding up at least one patch (one photo has him ‘floating’ them around in zero-gravity). One photo carries Zaletin’s autograph inscribed ‘To John Wakelin / MIR-ISS Cosmonaut / S. Zaletin.’

Patches in excellent condition. Lot also includes one patch from the Soyuz TM-30 to MIR mission that had a third Cosmonaut (Steklov) listed on it that was later removed (not flown).

Excellent group of flown patches with ample photographic evidence.

1991 FLOWN SEED PACKETS, TOMATOES, ONIONS, MIXED ................................................... PH $200-300

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266 / 1961 VOSTOK 1 YURI GAGARIN SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .................................................. PH $300-400

Bold red signature on cover franked with single 4k red stamp tied with Vinnytsya, Ukraine cancel on April 12, 1961. Printed Gagarin cachet and red handstamped cachet at left (‘First Cosmonaut,’ ‘Soviet Man in Space’). Tiny chipped corners top right and lower left, fine.

– VOSKHOD 1 – 267 / 1964 CREW SIGNED COVER W/ KOMAROV .... PH $350-500

Cover featuring commemorative stamps from first multi-person flight into Space, Voskhod 1. Stamps date from mission date of Oct 12, 1964, which were then postmarked on mission’s 10-year anniversary with a circular date stamp. Most significantly, all 3 crew members signed in blue ballpoint next to their stamp portraits: Komarov, Feokistov and Yegorov.

Komarov’s signature quite rare, due to his unfortunate demise aboard Soyuz 1, which crashed upon re-entry in 1967, usually considered the first Space flight fatality. Very Fine.

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270 / 1978 FLOWN CREW SIGNED COVER ................ PH $400-600

Soviet commemorative Cosmonaut cover, FLOWN with crew of Soyuz 29 to Soviet space station Salyut 6 in June 1978, returning in September. Soyuz 29 brought crew members Ivanchenkov and Kovalyonok to Salyut 6 where they established new space record of 139 days before returning to Earth on Soyuz 31. Meanwhile, they were visited by two Intercosmos missions: Soyuz 30, carrying Klimuk and Polish cosmonaut Hermaszewski; and Soyuz 31, carrying Bykovsky and East German cosmonaut Jahn, who returned in Soyuz 29 craft. All 6 signed this cover while aboard Salyut 6. Carries various in-flight circular date stamps as well. All signatures in different color ink. Very Fine.

– SALYUT 6 –

271 / 1980 FLOWN CREW SIGNED COVER ............ PH $1000-1500

268 / 1978 SIGNED FLOWN COVERS (x7) .............. PH $1000-1500

Seven Soviet commemorative Space-themed covers all FLOWN to Salyut 6 space station by various missions in 1978. Four of these covers also signed by various crew members aboard Soyuz 26, 28, 30 and 31. Cosmonaut signatures include: Grechko, Romanenko, Gubarov, Remek (Czechoslovakian), Hermaszewski (Polish), Bykovsky and Jahn (East German). All covers carry various in-flight circular date stamps. Three unsigned from Soyuz 28, 30 and 31 missions. Nice collection of signed and unsigned FLOWN Soviet covers.

269 / 1978-81 FLOWN SIGNED COVERS (x6) ........... PH $750-1000

Six space-themed commemorative covers all FLOWN aboard Soviet space station Salyut-6, between 1978 and 1981. One is from 1978, and this was carried by first crew to arrive at station aboard Soyuz 26, signed by crew members Grechko and Romenenko, with red Soyuz Space Mail cancel, among others.

FOUR covers from the Soyuz 40 mission, which was the USSR-Romania Intercosmos mission: one signed by Romanian Prunariu, and cosmonauts Popov, Kovalyonok and Savinykh; two others signed by just Popov and Prunariu; and one unsigned; all carry various pre-flight and on-board date-stamps.

And, one cover signed by Savinykh and Kovalyonok, as well as Mongolian cosmonaut Gurragchaa, who was part of the Soyuz 39 crew. All covers carry various date-stamps, several with the pentagonal Salyut 6 stamp. Excellent group!

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Awesome FLOWN commemorative Soviet cover from 1980, signed by crew of space station Salyut 6 as well as several visiting Cosmonauts. Soyuz 35 delivered Popov and Ryumin to Salyut 6 in April 1980, returning using the Soyuz 34 in October 1980. While on board they were visited by: Soyuz 36, carrying Kubasov and Hungarian cosmonaut Farkas; Soyuz T-2, carrying Aksyonov and Malyshev; Soyuz 37, carrying Gorbatko and Vietnamese cosmonaut Tuan; and Soyuz 38, carrying Romaneko and Cuban cosmonaut Tamayo-Mendez.

All 10 of these men signed this cover while on board Salyut 6, in various colored ink. Cover carries several cancellations: ‘On Board’ Cosmonaut canceler, the pentagonal Salyut 6 canceler, the large Soyuz-Salyut canceler and others relating to the Intercosmos (Hungarian, Vietnamese & Cuban) flights.

Fascinating FLOWN item!

– SALYUT 7 – 272 / 1982-84 SIGNED FLOWN COVERS (x3) ........... PH $750-1000

Three FLOWN space-themed Soviet covers carried aboard space station Salyut-7 between 1982-84, all signed by various crew members. Oldest cover taken aboard by joint USSR-France crew of Soyuz T-6, signed by crew members Dzhanibekov, Ivanchenov and French astronaut Chretien, stamped with Soviet and French on-board Salyut-7 date stamps.

Next, letter sized cover with enclosed card, both with pentagonal Salyut 7 date stamp, with cover signed by arriving crew of Soyuz T-9, Aleksandrov and Lyakov. Finally, and probably most impressive, cover taken aboard by crew of Soyuz T-10, signed by them and signed by crew of visiting Soyuz T-11: Kizim, Solovyov, Atkov (rare), Malyshev, Strekalov and Indian astronaut Sharma. Carries several on-board date stamps, including rare Indian Space Mail Salyut 7 stamp.

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– SOYUZ 4 – 273 / 1969 TWO COVERS, ONE AUTOGRAPHED ...... PH $300-400

Two 4k Soyuz 4 covers (purportedly flown) with Jan 14, 1969, cancel. One autographed by early Cosmonauts Leonov, Kubasov, Nikolayev, Beregovoy (tough signature), Gorbatko, Yeliseyev, Sevastyanov, Rukavishnikov; and one additional.

Very fine, nice group of autographs.

– SOYUZ 7 – 274 / 1969 CREW SIGNED COVER w/ VOLKOV ......... PH $250-350

Soviet cover with stamp commemorating Soyuz 7 flight in 1969, date stamped Oct. 22, 1969, after their return. Cover signed over stamp by three members of crew: Volkov, Filipchenko and Gorbatko in blue ballpoint. Volkov’s signature most rare as he perished two years later in ill-fated Soyuz 11 disaster.

Signatures bold and Very Fine. Accompanied by Soviet COA from Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga (or International Book).

277 / 1980 FLOWN COVER SIGNED BY VIKTOR GORBATKO ........................................... PH $200-300

Flown Soyuz 37 cacheted postal stationery entire signed by Gorbatko in blue ink across face. Ex-Cosmonaut Lev Demin collection (Demin wrote Gorbatko’s name in pencil on reverse).

Very fine, light stain.

– SOYUZ 38 – 278 / 1980 FLOWN INTERCOSMOS CREW SIGNED COVER .................................................................. PH $250-350

Unusual letter-sized cover commemorating 25th anniversary of Cuban Experimental Rocket mail (1964 stamp), FLOWN into space during Intercosmos Soyuz 38 mission to Soviet Space station Salyut 6 in September 1980. Cover signed by two crew members, Cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko and first Cuban in space Arnaldo Tomayo-Mendez. Cover carries circular date stamps ‘On Board’ 1st day of mission with Cuban stamp and last day of mission with USSR stamp, among others.

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– SOYUZ 39 –

275 / 1980 FLOWN SIGNED COVER ............................ PH $350-500

Unusual single commemorative cover specially designed for USSR-Vietnam Intercosmos Soyuz 37 Mission to the space station Salyut 6 in 1980. FLOWN cover carried aboard space station with Soyuz crew. Carries unusual Vietnam ‘on-board’ cancel, plus USSR on-board cancel, and lift off day cancel.

Cover signed after mission by two crew members, Gorbatko and Vietnamese cosmonaut Tuan. Scarce FLOWN cover!

– SOYUZ 32 – 276 / 1979 FLOWN CREW SIGNED COVER ................ PH $250-350

Flown Soyuz 32 cacheted postal stationery entire signed by Lyakhov & Ryumin. Soyuz 32 returned to Earth unmanned.

Excellent condition. Ex-Cosmonaut Lev Demin collection (with pencil signature on reverse). Very fine.

FLOWN Soviet cover commemorating Intercosmos Project with Mongolia, signed by four cosmonauts. This cover brought aboard Soyuz 39 space flight to Soviet space station Salyut 6.

Members of Soyuz 39 were cosmonauts Dzhanibekov and first Mongolian in space Gurragchaa; awaiting their arrival at Salyut 6, cosmonauts Kovalyonok and Savinykh. All four signed this cover while on Salyut 6, and carries #4862 Russian Gargarin Space stamp & Space Mail cancel & two Mongolian on board devices handstamps. Very few of these covers were designed for this mission, making this item rare indeed. Also copy identifying some items on cover.

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1981 FLOWN, SIGNED SOVIET NEWSPAPER ‘PRAVDA’ SIGNED ............................................... PH $350-500

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1983 FLOWN FILM CANISTERS (x3), PLUS PLUGS (x2) FROM FALCON KV-2 SPACESUIT ..................... PH $400-600

First canister dated Sept 14, 1983, for flight of Soyuz T-9, with Lyakov and Aleksandrov. Russian text indicates it was used for filming Biosphere. Two very long strips of film inside (did not check images). Second and third canisters have Russian label indicating they were used for experiment ‘Terra,’ (one has small piece of film). Lot also includes 2 plugs for Soviet ‘Falcon KV-2’ spacesuit. Fine.

– SOYUZ TM-8 –

1990 FLOWN FAX NOTARIZED IN SPACE ......... PH $500-700

Interesting and unusual item, 8"x12" FAX taken on board Soyuz TM-11 spacecraft to Russian Space Station MIR. FAX instructed Cosmonauts to observe and photograph area of Argentina just to west of Buenos Aires (purpose unknown).

FAX notarized and signed aboard MIR by Cosmonaut Viktor Afanasyev at top (see MIR stamps surrounding signature).

Below signature is small map of Buenos Aires province and written instructions for viewing coordinates. Paper somewhat delicate and should be handled with care. One-of-a-kind FLOWN item, notarized in Space! Ex-Afanasyev collection.

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Copy of March 12, 1981, edition of Soviet newspaper ‘Pravda’ FLOWN into space with Soyuz 39 crew to Russian Space Station Salyut 6 ten days later. There it was signed by one of subjects of cover story, cosmonaut Viktor Savinykh. Top margin of yellowed paper carries several on-board date stamps including pentagonal Salyut-6 stamp. Savinykh signed to right of these stamps in blue ballpoint. Likely unique item - FLOWN newspaper signed by the front page subject while in Space!

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1990 FLOWN INTERCOSMOS USSR-JAPAN FLIGHT PENNANT ............................................... PH $200-300

FLOWN metal pennant commemorating joint Soviet-Japanese mission Soyuz TM-11 to space station MIR. Semi-oval shaped pennant measures approximately 2" wide and 4" long, with image of MIR on front and Soyuz rocket on reverse splitting a stylized dual image of Soviet and Japanese flags. Pennant was carried by Cosmonaut Manarov and flown for 175 days. Slight wear around edges, but still very good condition.

1990 SEREBROV SIGNED FLOWN PATCH ....... PH $200-300

Circular Russian space-themed felt patch, approximately 4" in diameter. Patch FLOWN into space by recently departed cosmonaut Serebrov, and signed with black sharpie on front and inscribed on the rear in Cyrillic: ‘Soyuz TM-8 / MIR / 01.02.90.’ Serebrov’s trip to MIR lasted from September of 1989 through mid-February of 1990, only a few days after this patch was signed.

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Attractive 7½”x4¾” silk flag, flown, signed by Artsebarsky, Krikalev and Sharman, crew of Soyuz TM-12. Flag has two on-board MIR cancels. Sharman became the first British citizen in space (her only flight). Fine and scarce.

– OTHER, SOVIET/RUSSIAN PROGRAM – 291

1960s COSMONAUT WING SETS ...................... PH $250-350

Cosmonaut Class Wings were issued in 1967 and replaced previously worn by pilot-cosmonauts Air Force wings. Early set (#1-3, #1 has broken pinback). These wings were awarded to cosmonauts for number and long duration of flights. Also includes 5-wing set worn by Space Forces and Launch team rocketry specialists of cosmodromes Baikonur and Plesetsk.

Lot also includes ‘Pilot Sniper’ pin with document and Russian ‘Mig Commander’ pin. Nice set with better. Fine.

– SOYUZ TM-14/MIR/SOYUZ TM-13 – 286

2002 FLOWN HEAT SHIELD FRAGMENT .......... PH $250-350

Flown fragment of the heat shield taken from Soyuz TMA-1 spacecraft, launched October 2002 returning May 2003.

Fragment measures 1"x½” and is a couple millimeters thick.

1991 FLOWN, CREW SIGNED UNITED KINGDOM SILK FLAG ............................................................ PH $400-600

1992 SOYUZ TM-14/MIR/SOYUZ TM-13 FLOWN COVERS (x2) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Two covers, flown aboard Soyuz TM-14/Mir/Soyuz TM-13 in 1992. Very fine.

– SOYUZ TM-13/MIR/SOYUZ TM-12 – 292

1960s-80s SPACE PIN COLLECTION (x350) ..... PH $500-700

About 350 Soviet space pins with good number of Gagarin and Vostok-1 flight pins, as well as some photo pins and others.

Good collection with much variety and in fine condition.

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1960s GROUP OF 15 NEVER-PUBLISHED PERSON PHOTOS OF YURI GAGARIN, OTHERS ............. PH $400-600

A scarce group of 15 mostly informal photos, featuring Gagarin, includes humorous shot of Gagarin in briefs and cap, playing volleyball; Gagarin, Titov and Nikolayev on bench with Bikonur soldiers; and more. All roughly 7½”x4½”, fine.

294

1960s-2004 GREAT GAGARIN EPHEMERA LOT FOR DEALER ....................................................... PH $250-350

Baker’s dozen of interesting items. First is undated flexible LP with message containing voices of Yuri Gagarin, Sergey Korolev and Konstantin Tsiolkovski. Lot also contains 6 each of small (2"x1¼”) detailed metal presentation plaques created for Gagarin’s 70th birth anniversary, and 2004 medals mistakenly identifying Gagarin as ‘Russian,’ rather than as Soviet. Very fine.

295

1960s-70s SOVIET ERA MEDALS AND PINS ........... $150-200

Attractive group including 5 large table medals (60-64mm), 3 smaller medallions and 4 pins. Most seem to be space or astronomy related with several about Copernicus. Two of the Copernicus pins are of American origin and one silver round honoring Kepler is also made in U.S.A.

287 / 1992 FLOWN & SIGNED SPACE MAIL AEROGRAM ..................................................... PH $1000-1500

Unfolded aerogram, about 8"x12", marked with red boxed ‘Space Mail’ and preprinted COA at bottom. Sent into space via ‘Energia,’ COA is signed by full crew of Soyuz TM-13, Krikalev & Volkov, as well as Toktar Aubakirov (Kazakhstan), Franz Viehbock (Austria) and Klaus Dietrich Flade (Germany).

No 006/220. Rare.

– SOYUZ TM-16 – 288 / 1993 FLOWN SIGNED RUSSIAN SPACE COVERS ........................................................... PH $1000-1500

Five commemorative Russian Space-themed covers, all FLOWN aboard Soyuz TM-16 to space station MIR in 1993.

All 5 signed by TM-16 flight engineer Poleshchuk, 4 signed

by TM-16 Commander Manakov, with additional signatures by visitors of the TM-17 crew: Serebrov, Tsibliyev and Frenchman Haignere. All 5 carry MIR in-flight cancel stamps along with other circular date stamps. Nice FLOWN group of covers!

– SOYUZ TM-21 – 289 / 1995 FLOWN CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER ............................................................................... PH $350-500

Signed boldly by SOYUZ TM-21 Crew: Thagard, Strekalov and Dezhurov, launch crew. Also bold signatures by others on space station. Two MIR hand stamps.

1975 COSMONAUT FLIGHT SUIT, JACKET & PANTS ........................................................... PH $2000-3000

Two-piece dark gray cosmonaut Flight Suit, Jacket & pants, jacket with two sewn-on official patches. Both jacket & pants with sewn-on Russian labels dating suit to 1975. We were unable to determine if flight suit was ever used in space. Still, historic and rare.

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1979-87 VARIOUS SOVIET SPACE MEDALS (x6) ............................................................................... PH $500-700

Six Space Medals presented to various cosmonauts during late 1970s and early-mid 1980s. From collection of cosmonaut Berezovoy, bronze medal for work on launch of Soyuz 33; from Kizim, medal for successful space flight aboard MIR; from Aleksandrov, official desk medal commemorating joint USSR-Syria mission (Soyuz TM-3); from Malyshev, heavy desk medal for work on Intercosmos USSR-India mission; also from Malyshev, medal and metal pennant commemorating joint USSR-India mission (Soyuz T-11).

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1980s THREE SOVIET BURAN HEAT TILES ..... PH $200-300

Three heat tiles (each 6"x6"x2") from the Soviet Space Shuttle ‘Buran.’ Two have some edge chipping, third has small impact spiderweb crack. Probably unflown. Scarce.

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1982 SOYUZ LAUNCH KEY ................................ PH $250-350

Aluminum Soyuz Launch Key issued at the Cosmodrome Baikonur to mark 25-year anniversary of first space launch (Sputnik-1) as well as anniversary of Baikonur Launch Rocketry Team. Originally presented to veterans of team members and officers in service, these Launch Keys were used during manned launches by cosmonauts. Very fine and scarce.

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1990s RUSSIAN SPACE TROOPS MATERIAL .. PH $250-350

Interesting group of 30 items, includes: wristwatch created for ’50th Anniversary of Victory’ (with portrait of Zhukov), inscription on reverse reads ‘From the Commander of the Space Troops 9th of May, 1993’; complete set of 5 Space Troops Wings; 3 Space Troops ‘Plesetsk’ launch medals; 3 award badges; 6 dog tags; 6 patches; and 6 Plesetsk patches;

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1991 GAGARIN FLIGHT 30TH ANNIVERSARY POSTERS (x10) .................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 10 colored posters (about 17½”x27½”) celebrating 30th anniversary of Gagarin’s Vostok 1 flight. Includes several with Gagarin photo images with one full size of Gagarin in uniform. Fine to very fine.

304

2000s RUSSIAN SPACE FOOD KIT .................... PH $600-800

Fascinating group of 7 items for use aboard manned spacecraft.

Includes: 2 packed dinner rolls, toffee, prune-nut bar, hazelnuts, tube of apple-cherry juice and dried pack of apple-prune juice.

All items new and fully sealed. To process space food, most items are subjected to -70 degrees, then vacuum dried at +70 degrees, to make product almost weightless and preserve most flavor and nutritional value. Estimated cost of manufacturing Cosmonaut lunch is $600, not including transportation. Great space item.

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1991 GAGARIN FLIGHT 30TH ANNIVERSARY POSTERS (x10) .................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 10 colored posters (about 17½”x27½”) celebrating 30th anniversary of Gagarin’s Vostok 1 flight. Includes several with Gagarin photo images with one full size of Gagarin in uniform. Fine to very fine.

1988 RUSSIAN SPACE THEMED WATCHES (x4) ........................................................................ PH $250-350

Group includes 2 watches created for launch of ‘Buran,’ each with very low 3-digit number, manufactured at ‘Slava’ (Glory) watch factory. Also includes watch created for 45th anniversary of ‘Bikonur,’ and one created for launch of Soyuz TM-15.

Watches appear to be new. Very fine.

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– USA – 1960s-80s ASTRONAUT SIGNED & UNSIGNED SPACE PHOTOS & LITHOS ............................ PH $1000-2000

Collection of 26 signed (8"x10") photos & lithos, 25 USA and one Soviet (Leonov signed photo of space walk), plus 27 unsigned space photos/lithos. Autographs from a reliable source and nearly all genuine signatures (as opposed to autopens).

Highlights include: Wally Schirra (x2); Walt Cunningham (x2); Tom Stafford (x3); Al Worden (x2); James McDivitt; Rusty Schweickart; Richard Gordan (x3). Plus great candid photo of the crew and backup crew of Gemini XI with Pete Conrad, Neil Armstrong, William Anders and Richard Gordan, all in suits (helmets off) in casual group in control room (Conrad with boot on desk), inscribed ‘With Pete, Bill + Neil, 9/8/66, Richard Gordon, Gemini XI Plt’; Frank Borman (x2); Deke Slayton (x3); Gemini XI crew photo signed by both Gordon & Conrad; Vance Brand and six other signatures. Very fine and valuable group.

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1960s GUS GRISSOM SIGNED SCHOOL TEST FOR SON MARK .................................................. PH $400-600

Three (3) page science exam taken by Mark Grissom with bold signature of his father, Gus Grissom. Most unusual signed item.

307 / 1960s SPACE ESTATE BALANCE ............................. $400-600

Most of value in astronaut-autographed space covers, plus unsigned covers & additional philatelic material, and other space collectables. Autographed covers include: John Glenn, Wally Schirra (at least 4), Gordon Cooper, Charles Conrad Jr, a number signed by T.J. O’Malley (NASA engineer, launched John Glenn’s first flight and others), Gene Cernan (at least 3), Alan Bean (x2), Charlie Duke (at least 3), Harrison Schmitt, four Bob Crippen signed Shuttle covers, and more. There’s a second binder of unsigned space covers, plus 10 Russian postcards and covers, a stack of more than $190 US postage (sheets and scrap), a 1983 Challenger cover in folder, approximately 30 Apollo-Soyuz covers, more. Additional material includes magazines (Time, National Geographic, TV Guide), photographs, puzzles (boxes banged up, pieces may be missing), pins, patches, an Apollo whiskey decanter (empty) and more. Some condition problems throughout, magazines showing some wear, many of covers with toning flecks, etc, still worthwhile group with plenty of potential.

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USA 1960s JERRIE COBB SIGNED ITEMS ....... PH $350-500

One of first USA women to qualify as astronaut although she never had opportunity to go to space. Group of four signed items. Includes typed and signed letters demonstrating her persistence in demanding that she and other qualified women should be allowed to be part of NASA missions as astronauts.

Also two signed and inscribed B&W photos (8"x10") of her in airplane cockpit and one thank you note on small stationery piece (5"x8").

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1960s JAMES LOVELL SIGNED SON’S SCHOOL SCIENCE TEST .................................................... PH $200-300

School science test taken by Jay Lovell signed & inscribed to Jay’s teacher by father, Apollo Astronaut James Lovell. Unusual item with bold signature.

310 / SPACE RELATED BOOKS W/ ASTRONAUT AUTOGRAPHS ............................................................ $600-800

Selection of 14 hardback books, all with dust jackets (some wear, 1 in pieces), 13 different, 10 with 1 or more astronaut autographs. Books were published from 1961-2000; autographs are contemporaneous. Few examples include (signed on title page unless noted): Harry Hurt III, FOR ALL MANKIND (1988), signed by John Glenn, Alan Bean and Scott Carpenter; (various astronauts), WE SEVEN (1962), signed

by John Glenn, Wally Schirra and Scott Carpenter, signed on front free end paper, dust jacket in pieces; Buzz Aldrin & John Barnes, THE RETURN, signed by Aldrin; Michael Collins, LIFTOFF: THE STORY OF AMERICA’S ADVENTURE IN SPACE, signed by Harrison H. Schmitt, John Glenn, Sally K Ride, Bob Crippen and Charlie Duke; Jim Lovell & Jeffrey Kluger, LOST MOON: THE PERILOUS VOYAGE OF APOLLO 13 (1994), signed by Lovell; Henry B. Lent, MAN ALIVE IN OUTER SPACE: OUR SPACE SURGEONS’ GREATEST CHALLENGE (1961), signed by John Glenn & Scott Carpenter; 4 others with autographs of Gordon Cooper, Sally Ride, Harrison Schmitt and John Glenn. Two or 3 books have toning flecks and slight mildew smell, others with light wear, fine to very fine. Autographs appear to be genuine, and while there are no certificates, lot includes folder of correspondence between the consignor and the astronauts or their staff concerning procedures for signing books and other material, pricing info and more. Useful group, nice selection of signatures.

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311 / 1962-79 SIGNED SPACE COVERS (x12) ............ PH $400-600

Total of 12 autographed space covers, includes Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Apollo-Soyuz and Skylab missions, with total of 19 signatures (not counting 2 additional GT-4 covers with printed signatures of Ed White & McDivitt, other with Recovery ship commanding officer). Autographs include: John Glenn, Gordon Cooper (signed Leroy G. Cooper) and Wally Schirra for Mercury; Gordon Cooper, Frank Borman, James Lovell and Tom Stafford for Gemini; James McDivitt, Rusty Schweickart, Dick Gordon, Al Worden and Jim Irwin for Apollo; Vance Brand, Deke Slayton and Tom Stafford for Apollo-Soyuz; and Bill Pogue, Jerry Carr, Ed Gibson and Jack Lousma for Skylab. Fine overall, covers all cacheted.

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RARE Neil Armstrong typed letter signed ‘Neil’ in blue ballpoint (8½”x11") on Caldwell International letterhead (business he formed that year with brother Dean) to Thomas Paine, president of Northrop Corp. Letter discusses his reluctance to accept ‘those honors that are traded for a speech,’ but felt that the Washington Award of the Western Society of Engineers award was different. Armstrong discusses his new venture and closes by passing on greeting from his wife, Janet.

Very interesting letter from pivotal time in Armstrong’s life. Very fine. Ex-Steven Belasco collection. (Accompanied by RR COA)

1970s-80s SKYLAB & SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT AUTOGRAPHS ..................................................... PH $350-500

Good group of 11 signed items. Includes B&W space suit photo (8"x10") signed Ken Mattingly (soiled on reverse), color NASA photo (8"x10") signed by Richard Truly and five NASA color lithos (8"x10") signed by Owen Garriott, Jerry Carr, Joe Engle, Jack Lousma and John Young, respectively. Also Skylab 1/2 folder signed by Alan Bean, Skylab mission report and typed poem each signed by Jack Lousma and lastly, Jerry Carr typed & signed letter. Photos are inscribed, signatures are bold. Fine to very fine.

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1984 ASTRONAUT KATHYRN SULLIVAN ALS .. PH $200-300

One page handwritten letter on ‘The United States of America’ photo stock stationery. Letter describes her experience of joining space program. Bold signature at bottom. Accompanied by NASA color portrait litho.

317 /D 1990s COLLECTION OF ASTRONAUTS ON PHOTOS, LETTERS, DOCUMENTS (x21) .......... PH $300-400

Interesting group of 21 items, includes Canadian astronauts Roberta Bondar (x2) and Steve Maclean (signed lithos and shuttle prints); French astronaut Jean-Loup Chretian (signed litho); Russian Cosmonaut German Titov; U.S. astronauts John Glenn (signed photo and signed brochure), Bob Crippen (signed personal note, National Geographic cover); Story Musgrave (signed litho and Ntl. Geographic cover with Don Peterson), Marc Garneau (signed litho and shuttle print); and engineers/specialists Edward Gibson, Christopher Kraft, George Mueller (of Kistler Aerospace, x3) and autographed letter signed (plus signed color print) of Nobel Prize winner James A. Van Allen. Bonus: 8 ‘Man on the Moon’ trading cards from 1970s. Valuable group, sent to graduate student in computer sciences. Fine.

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USA 1990s SALLY RIDE SIGNED NASA PORTRAIT LITHOS (x3) ...................................... PH $200-300

Three personalized lithos (8"x10"), each with bold signatures of astronaut Sally Ride.

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1980s ASTRONAUT BONNIE DUNBAR ALS ...... PH $200-300

One page handwritten letter on ‘The United States of America’ photo stock stationery. Letter to school class about education and the future. Bold signature at bottom. Accompanied by NASA color portrait litho.

313 / 1970s-2000s SIGNED SPACE COVER COLLECTION ................................................... PH $2000-3000

Collection of approximately 135 autographed covers (many with 2 or more autographs) and 12 (3"x5") cards displayed in a thick binder, along with approximately 80 unsigned covers & cards in a second binder. Covers (signed & unsigned) nearly all with printed cachets. Of the signatures, nearly all are Astronauts, plus a few aviators and scientists. Some autopens found, and a couple of very suspicious-looking Armstrongs, but there is a large number of good signatures, particularly in the mid-value range. Many astronauts, including Shepard, Grissom, Glenn, Schirra, Lovell, Bean, Cernan, Conrad, Gordon, McDivitt, Judy Reznick and many others, including some crew-signed covers. Also spotted group of 8 covers and one card, all signed by space artist Bob McCall, each one sporting an ORIGINAL SPACE SKETCH. Also spotted autographs of Clyde W. Tombaugh (discovered Pluto), Joe Kittinger (balloonist), Jerrie Cobb (early female aviator), Jeanna Yeager & Dick Rutan (co-piloted Rutan Voyager), and others.

Colorful and attractive group, very fine throughout. Great deal of both real value and potential finds here. A very close look is warranted.

1980 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED LETTER WITH PERSONAL CONTENT .................................... PH $1200-1700

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1990s BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED BUSINESS CARD ............................................................................... PH $200-300

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Bold signature with inscription of second Moonwalker, Buzz Aldrin, on his Starcraft Enterprises business card. Also includes two different Buzz Aldrin Space Shots collector cards.

322 / 1950s-90s COSMONAUT SIGNED SPACE COVER COLLECTION ................................................... PH $2500-3500

1992 WALT CUNNINGHAM SIGNED CHECKS (x10) ...................................................................... PH $250-350

Ten River Oaks Bank, Houston, Texas, checks signed by astronaut Walt Cunningham (signs as R W Cunningham).

321 /D 1996 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED ‘WHO’S WHO’ PROOF SHEET WITH WRITTEN BIO CHANGES ............ PH $300-400

A 1996 ‘Who’s Who in 1997' biography proof sheet (8¼”x 11¾”) sent to Buzz Aldrin. Aldrin made handwritten notations (regarding publishing of upcoming sci-fi novel), signed and returned sheet. Great frameable item with content. Mailing folds.

Ex-Steven R. Belasco collection. (Accompanied by RR COA).

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Clean collection with approximately 110 Cosmonaut signed space covers (many signed by more than one) neatly displayed in a thick binder. All identified. Wide variety of frankings and cachets, nearly all Russia, although we noted Kazakhstan, India and Cuba. Highlights include cover signed by Leonov, 3 covers signed by Tereshkova (one also signed by Bykovsky), covers signed by Titov, Popovich, Nikolayev, Bykovsky, Alexander Volkov (died in Soyuz 11 accident) and many others.

Interesting, attractive, and valuable collection. Very fine throughout.

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323 /D 1960s-70s COSMONAUT SIGNED AWARDS CITATIONS, WITH 41 AUTOGRAPHS ................. PH $400-600

Twelve signed citations (all roughly 8"x12" except final group), including Gorbatko & Glazkov (full crew, Soyuz 24, x2); Khrunov & Sarafanov (x2, both deceased); Titov, Beregovoy, Shatalov, Gorbatko, Glazkov, Volynov, Artyukhin, Khrunov, Zudov, Demin, Lazarev and Kovalyonok; unissued citation signed by Titov, Alexandrov, Gerchik, Zakharov and Kurushin; Titove and Alexandrov; Nesterenko, Gerchik, Zakharov, Kurushin, Fadayv and Sergunin; and Popovich, Gorbatko & Glazkov, Remek (x2), Klymek and Kovalyonok & Ivanchensko (5¾”x8"). Great group in excellent condition with bold signatures.

1961-67 EARLY COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $400-600

Collection of 20 autographs by various Cosmonauts, all from the 1960s and all prior to the Soyuz mission. Includes three autographs alone from the second man in space, Gherman Titov (on maxi-card, stamp, and cover). Also, boldly autographed cover by first woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova. Other Cosmonaut autographs found in this collection: Nikolayev (x2), Popovich, Bykovsky (x3), and Yegerov. Also some unusual autographs from various Test Cosmonauts: Ivanovich, Nikolayevich, Borisovich, Pawlovich, Stepanovich and more.

Collection, once part of historical album, is basically a well-organized & annotated history of Soviet Space program from inception through Soyuz, with autographs.

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1960s-2000s COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO LOT ...................................................... PH $1500-2000

More than 50 photographs of various sizes (B&W and color) all signed by various Cosmonauts (and some astronauts who flew on MIR missions). Highlights are two autographed photos by early cosmonaut Nikolayev. Many other familiar names found, some with more than one signature: Aleksandrov (2), Avedyev, Balandin (2), Bykovsky (5), De Winne, Dezhurov (2), Dunbar (2), Dzhanibekov, Feoktistov, Flade, Gidzenko, Glazkov, Ivanchenkov, Ivanovich, Jahn, Klimuk, Krikalev, Laveikin, Lonchakov, Lyakhov (3), Manakov (2), Padalaka, Prunariu, Reiter (2), Romanenenko (3), Rukavishnikov, Ryumin, Savinykh, Serebrov, Sharipov (2), Thagard, Timofeyevich, Tokarev, Tsibilyev, Victorenko, Zalentin and more.

Potential dealer lot. Excellent stash of autographed photos.

326 /D 1960s-70s COSMONAUT SIGNED AWARDS CITATIONS, WITH 39 AUTOGRAPHS ................. PH $400-600

331

Album filled with autographs by various Cosmonauts and Test Cosmonauts from first 10 years of Soyuz program (Soyuz 1-24, not including Apollo-Soyuz). Album reads like guide, with descriptions of each mission, specs on various Cosmonauts, along with various commemorative stamps, photographs and other ephemera, much of which is signed. More than 60 autographs, includes in mission chronological order: Beregovoy, Khrunov, Romanenko, Kubasov, Filipchenko, Shatalov, Yeliseyev, Shonin, Lazarev (rare), Makarov, Popovich, Artyukhin, Sarafanov, Demin, Rukavishnikov, Gubarev, Grechko, Klimuk, Sevastyanov, Leonov, Volynov, Zholobov and many more. Several duplicates. Fascinating and informative glimpse into Soviet Space program, with many collectible autographs!

Eleven signed citations (all roughly 8"x12" except final group), including Gorbatko & Glazkov (full crew, Soyuz 24, x2); Titov, Alexandrov, Gerchik, Zakharov, Kurushin (unissued Bikonur citation); Khrunov & Sarafanov (x2, both deceased); Glaskov, Popovich, Romanesko, Artyukhin, Volynov, Remek (Czech), Grechko, Berezovoy and Rukovishnikov; Titov, Berezovoy, Popovich, Shatalov, Gorbatko, Khrrunov, Artyukhin, Demin, Zudov, Glazkov, Volynov, Lazarev and Kovalyonek; and Grechko, Gorbatko, Remek and Popovich (5¾”x8", x4). Great group in excellent condition with bold signatures.

332

Attractive group of 10 covers, with autographs of Leonov, Klimuk, Popovich, Lazarev, Balandin, Titov (Vladimir), Jahn (GDR), Hermashkevski (Poland), Mehmand (Afghanistan), Malyshev, Romanenko, Zodov, Zholobov, Glastov, Malenchenko, Bykovsky, Grechko, Ryumin, Shatalov, Padalka, Barrat (USA), Kopra (USA), Laliberte (Canada), Bakata (Japan) and more. Very fine 1960s-90s GROUP OF 43 SIGNED PHOTOS, COSMONAUTS & ASTRONAUTS (x65) ............. PH $600-800

Mostly pristine group of 43 photos (most 8"x10" B&W or color), with autographs of various Cosmonauts and Astronauts (mostly Cosmonauts). Includes: Kizim, Vasyutin, Viktorenko, Kaleri, Malhotra, Romanenko, Solovyov, Klymuk, Zudov, Lyakhov, Filipchenko, Alexandrov and more. Many great images, strong signatures and good variety. Great for small dealer!

329 / 1965 YURI GAGARIN AUTOGRAPHED BOOK .. PH $350-500

From personal library of fellow Cosmonaut Berezovoy, small 5"x7" booklet featuring lyrics of Russian poet and translator Samuel Marshak, signed on its cover by the first man in Space, Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. Signature by Gagarin in brown pencil but still quite bold. First inside page signed by Berezovoy in black marker. Booklet in fair shape, somewhat delicate.

Interesting and rare Gagarin-signed item.

330 / 1965 ALEXEI LEONOV SIGNED POSTCARD .... PH $250-350

Wonderful signed vintage postcard completely captures the feel of the 1965 Soviet space program (‘Man enters the vastness of the Universe’). Bold signature on fresh, unused postcard, extremely fine.

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1970s-90s COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPH BALANCE LOT ................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Various cosmonaut autographed items, including Award Presentation Certificates, congratulatory cards, books, letters and other items. Certificates from Intercosmos program (x4), signed by Dzhanibekov, Gurracha, Malyshev, Aksyonov, Lyakhov, Ryumin, Ivanov and Rukavishnikov. Other items: booklet signed by Grechko (featuring him on cover); book signed by Klimuk, Gorbatko and Yolynov; congratulatory cards and letter signed by Ivanov (x4) to other cosmonauts; card signed by famed Russian Rocket scientist Valentin Glushko (rare); 5"x7" B&W photo of Vladimir Komarov, signed and inscribed, along with commemorative round medallion; a Tennis Tournament ‘diploma’ signed by Krikalev, Strekalov, Volkov, Savinykh, Laveikin, Manarov, Farkas, Ivanchenkov and Serebrov; and small color photo signed by Malyshev, Strekalov and Sharma. Excellent grab bag of autographed items!

327 / 1964-2009 RUSSIAN SPACE COVERS SIGNED BY 42 COSMONAUTS & ASTRONAUTS .................. PH $300-400

328

1967-77 SOYUZ COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ................................................... PH $1000-1500

333

1970s-2000s SOVIET SPACE FLIGHT BOOKS W/ AUTOGRAPHS .............................................. PH $750-1000

Collection of 21 books published in Cyrillic, all relating to Soviet Space program, mostly from 1970s and ’80s. These books were part of personal library of Cosmonaut Berezovoy, Flight Commander of Soviet spaceflight Soyuz T-5 and later Vice-chairman of the Russian Cosmonautics Federation.

Berezovoy signed 2 of these books on covers, including ‘Sons of the Blue Planet,’ published in 1981. Ten books published

by Soviet Center for Flight Administration and not available to general public, mostly regarding various Soyuz programs, Salyut Space Station, Mir Space Station and joint ventures with other countries such as France, Bulgaria, Afghanistan and more.

Other more mainstream titles include biographies of Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov, along with several illustrated encyclopedic tomes with ‘Cosmonautics’ in their titles.

Fascinating Soviet-era Space flight books.

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334 / 1970-80s COSMONAUT BEREZOVOY SIGNED BOOKS (x7) .......................................................... PH $400-600

Seven Soviet Space flight books from 1970s and ’80s published

by Soviet Union in Cyrillic. These particular tomes were once part of personal library of Cosmonaut Berezovoy, who was Flight Commander of the Soyuz T-5 launched in 1982. All 7 books are signed on their covers by Berezovoy in black sharpie.

Most were published by Soviet Center for Flight Administration and were not available to general public. Book subjects include Salyut-6 Space Station, GRANAT International Observatory, USSR-Japan and USSR-India relations with regards to Space flight, PHOBOS International Mars Project, the VEGA International Venus/Halley Comet Project and more. Scarce signed books.

335

1971 VALENTINA TERESHKOVA (FIRST WOMAN IN SPACE) SIGNED ITEMS ..... PH $250-350

Two items autographed by first woman in space, Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova. First is souvenir sheet (imperf) for stamp commemorating Yuri Gagarin, signed in brown marker. Second is cover commemorating 10 years since Gagarin’s historic space flight in 1961, signed in blue ballpoint. Latter item signed in 1971 (date not certain but likely same time). Very Fine.

336 / 1973-97 SIGNATURES OF FULL CREWS ON COVERS ............................................................... PH $400-600

Interesting group of 12 different covers and one card (with one duplicate), each bearing signatures of full mission crews.

Includes Soyuz 17, 28, 29, 37, 39, T-4, TM-25 and more. Also includes scarce privately created cover from ‘upgraded’ mail of pilots & cosmonauts (x3). Total of 30 autographs. Very fine.

337 / 1970s-90s COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPHED COVER EXTRAVAGANZA ............................... PH $2000-3000

More than 30 Russian/Soviet space covers with in excess of 70 autographs of various cosmonauts, none flown. Likely most famous name is Alexey Leonov, who signed 2 covers (with others). Other familiar names include (duplicates in parenthesis): Afanasyev, Alexandrov (2), Atkov, Berezovoy (4), Bykovsky (2), Chretian, Dzhanibekov (4), Farkas (2), Grechko, Gubarov, Gurragchaa (2), Hermaszewski, Ivanchenkov, Ivanov (2), Jahn, Kizim, Kovalyonok (3), Kubasov (2), Lebedev, Lyakhov (4), Mayshev, Polechuk, Polyakov, Popov, Remek (2), Romanenko (2), Rukavishnikov (2), Ryumin (4), Savinykh (2), Serebrov (2), Sharma, Sharman, Shatalov, Shonin, Solovyov (3), Stekalov, Tamayo-Mendez, Titov, Tuan, Usachov and Volkov. Several are obviously multi-signed. Great lot!

338 /D 1977-82 COSMONAUT TRAINING DOCUMENTS ALL SIGNED BY LEONOV ............................... PH $1000-1500

Total of 16 different Cosmonaut training documents from late 1970s and early ’80s, mostly Time Tables and Diagrams, all signed by first man to walk in space, Alexei Leonov. From 1976-82, Leonov was commander of Cosmonaut team and deputy director of Cosmonaut Training Center where he oversaw crew training. Each of these 8"x11" pieces of paper has different official training memorandums, including several pre-flight preparation time-tables, schedules of classes, lists of people permitted to use radio communication channels, diagrams of duties and more, all signed by Leonov and countersigned by another individual, usually Colonel Engineer. Each document accompanied by English translation. Fascinating and unique historical documents.

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339 / 1977 COMMEMORATIVE COVER SIGNED BY 6 COSMONAUTS ................................................. PH $200-300

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343 / 1987 COVER SIGNED BY FIVE COSMONAUTS W/ LEVCHENKO ................................................... PH $250-350

Soviet cover commemorating 20 years of Space Age, with circular stamp dated exactly 20 years after the launch of ‘Sputnik.’

Signed by 6 Soyuz cosmonauts: Filipchenko, Volynov, Guvarev, Lyakhov, Malyshev (deceased) and Sarafanov (deceased). All bold signatures in blue or black ballpoint. Fine.

Soviet cover commemorating rocket engineer and spacecraft designer Sergei Korolev, signed by five Cosmonauts all representing 1987 missions to MIR, Soyuz TM-3 & TM-4: Romanenko, Levchenko, Aleksandrov, Vladimir Titov and Manarov, all in blue ballpoint pen. Levchenko’s signature quite rare due to unfortunate passing only a few months after his mission. Very Fine.

340 / 1978-80 ‘ON-BOARD’ CANCELLATIONS & AUTOGRAPHS ON 23 COVERS .......................... PH $400-600

Group of 22 covers and one card, each with ‘on-board’ cancellation, but probably not flown. Several thousand non-flown collector covers were created. Still, many autographs here (total of 45), including full crews such as Gubarev and Remek (Soyuz 28), Bykovsky and Jahn (Soyuz 29/31), Rukavishnikov and Ivanov (Soyuz 33), Romanenko, Tamayo and Mendez (Soyuz 38). Other covers are signed by one or two Cosmonauts. Some duplication, very fine overall.

341 /D 1981 SOVIET CONGRATULATORY DOCUMENT W/ 12 COSMONAUT SIGNATURES .................. PH $750-1000

An 8"x12" Soviet presentation document with letter inside from Cosmonauts Training Center congratulating Collective of Space Medicine on its 20th Anniversary. Letter dated 1981, signed by chief of training center, Cosmonaut Beregovoy, and chief of political department of the training center, Cosmonaut Klimuk. Ten more cosmonauts autographed this document, all in either blue or purple ink: Alexei Leonov, Lazarev, Glazkov, Malyshev, Popov, Demin, Nikolayev, Romanenko, Rozhdestvensky and Filipchenko. Very Fine.

342 / 1982 SOVIET COMMEMORATIVE COVER W/ 10 COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPHS .................. PH $300-400

Soviet cover from 1982 commemorating 25th anniversary of launch of Sputnik. Stamped and dated, cover signed after the fact by 10 different cosmonauts, all in different colors of ink. Signers include: Nikolayev (dec’d), Berezovoy, Malyshev (dec’d), Usachev, Onufriyenko, Glazkov (dec’d), Lyakhov, Kondakova, Solovyov, and one other. Cover shows some wear, but signatures all bold.

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1990s DECEASED COSMONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $600-800

Group of 40 6"x8½” color photos (10 each) of Nikolayev (1929-2004), Popovich (1930-2009), Vasyutin (1952-2002) and Shonin (1935-97). All signed boldly in silver sharpie, except Popovich, who chose to sign in ballpoint ink. Photos all obtained during ‘live signing’ put together by consignor during early 1990s. Very fine.

345 / 1992 COMMEMORATIVE COVER SIGNED BY 12 COSMONAUTS & ASTRONAUTS .................. PH $400-600

Cover autographed by 12 cosmonauts and astronauts who were participants of Scientific International Expedition organized in the International Year of Space, 1992, aboard the Russian Space support ship ‘Cosmonaut Pavel Belyayev.’ Sea expedition started in St. Petersburg in May 1992 and ended in July in Novorossiysk port on Black Sea after traveling around the world (carries special oval stamp commemorating event). The following cosmonauts and astronauts who participated in Expedition autographed this cover: Aubakirov (rare), Savinykh, Kubasov, Krikalev, Artsebarskiy, Viehbock (Austria), Jahn (Germany), Remek (Czech), Sharman (UK), Prunariu (Romanian), Baudry (France) and Ivanov (Bulgaria). All signed in ballpoint pen.

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1994-95 VALERI POLYKOV AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS ................................................................... PH $300-400

346

Small group of 5 items autographed by cosmonaut Polykov, who holds current record for longest spaceflight in history, 438 days. Highlight is 8"x8" color photograph of Polykov peering out of neo of MIR’s windows, taken outside by Space Shuttle Discovery, signed in blue ballpoint by Polykov. Three are 5"x7" color photographs, one a portrait, another aboard MIR and last, a picture of MIR itself (latter with Cyrillic inscription). All three signed in black sharpie. Last photo is 6"x8" color portrait signed and inscribed ‘438 days’ in Cyrillic.

1979 APOLLO 11 TENTH ANNIVERSARY INVERTED OVERPRINTS ............................................................ PH

$250

Group of 4 stamps with inverted Apollo 11 overprints. Includes Central African Republic Scott #391, C214 (Michel #637 & 641) and Niger #497-98 (Michel #680-81). MINT never hinged, very fine.

AJMAN 354

P 1971 SOVIET SPACE DOGS & RABBIT SE-TENANT GUTTER PAIR PRINTER’S PROOF ......................... PH

$200

Strip of 4, two each of 75Dh and 5Rl values with gutter between. Exists only imperf, just four such strips known. Very fine. Ex-Format Printer’s Archive. (Michel #1207-08 var) ALBANIA

SPACE COVERS & STAMPS – COVERS – USA 1926-41 AIRMAIL COVER DEALER’S SELECTION ................................................................. $400-600

347

Large & interesting group of between 600 and 800 covers with strength in early flights, commemorative and event covers.

Some interesting frankings. Owner’s retail about $4750. Good overall condition.

1950s-2000s CONSIGNMENT BALANCE ................ $750-1000

348

Around 4,000 space covers with wide variety, almost all USA space program. Includes early 1960s cacheted covers with selection of missile launches, Mercury, Gemini (small amount), Apollo and Shuttle (with forerunners) programs. Also Skylab, ASTP, Russian & DDR and few other foreign space covers, satellites & probes, some earlier airmail, few Concorde & Explorer satellite covers and few non-space related. Few better such as Nov 10, 1961, Goliath & Oct 27, 1961, Saturn C-1 (both toned). Vast majority of covers are clean with large array of cachets.

Few uncacheted here too and duplication to be expected.

355

Complete set of 3 with red overprints inverted. MINT never hinged, fine to very fine. (Michel #647a-49a var) 356

Approximately 118 covers, 16 cards and 86 stamps displayed neatly in a thick binder. Covers & cards with attractive multicolored cachets, stamps mint NH, includes: maximumcards, attractive frankings, variety of postmarks including exhibition cancels, more. Clean, fresh, very fine throughout.

357

Two binders with Lighthouse cover stock pages with about 160 Soviet envelopes or postal stationery with Space themes. Includes cacheted First Day Covers for space-related stamp issues; many Event or Anniversary covers from the Soviet space program, with commemorative envelopes, space stamps, pictorial cancellations and Baikonur or Star City registration handstamps. Topics include Apollo-Soyuz, flight anniversaries, Cosmonauts Day, Interkosmos, Space Co-operation (France, Syria, Japan, Austria), others.

Colorful and attractive grouping, little duplication. Very fine.

BOLIVIA 358

E 1964 GT-4 OVERPRINT ESSAYS ........................ PH $200-300

Two essay overprints for first Gemini space walk mission, one in black (about 100 known) and one in red (about 50 known), each affixed to envelope corner, all known examples so affixed.

These were submitted to Bolivian postal ministry but were rejected. Very fine.

CAMEROUN 359

1967 DEFINITIVE 5sh WITH GORDON COOPER OVERPRINT INVERTED ...................................... PH $300-400

Only one sheet known, MINT never hinged, fine to very fine.

(Michel #121 var)

361

1976 MARS/VIKING & AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL ERRORS ............................................................... PH $350-500

Two stamps: Comoro Islands Scott #212 (Michel #312) with gold omitted and Guinea Bissau C11A (Michel #21) with blue color omitted. Only one sheet of each known. MINT never hinged, very fine.

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362

1969 APOLLO 11, JFK, RFK, MLK & GHANDI S/S, BOTH TYPES ............................................................ PH

60

$250

Types I & II of Apollo 11 overprint. Scarce duo, second overprint was repositioned to avoid blocking portrait. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 7 & 8)

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Strip of 3 with label with inverted overprints. Slightly toned gum, MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #592, 596 vars)

AFRICA 352

1969 APOLLO 11 & MARTIN LUTHER KING 30fr & 70fr INVERTED OVERPRINTS, MIXED TYPES ... PH

Strip of 3 with label, 30fr is type I overprint & 70fr is type II, both inverted. Rare combo, MINT never hinged, very fine.

(Michel #593, 597 vars)

A D E N - K AT H I R I 351

1969 APOLLO 11 OVERPRINTS ON 200fr EXPO ’67, BOTH TYPES, INVERTED .................................. PH $250-350

Two stamps, each with inverted Apollo 11 overprints, type I “69” in Latin numerals and type II in Roman numerals, respectively. Three or four sheets of 10 are known. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #591 vars) 360

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(604-6 var) 1962 GAGARIN BLACK OVERPRINTS 50g-11L ................................................................. PH $200-300

Complete set of 3, only 1,000 sets issued. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #647b-49b €€ 300=US$401) Cat $300.

1972-91 SOVIET SPACE FIRST DAY & SPECIAL EVENT COVERS ......................................................... $300-400

350

(604-6 var) 1962 GAGARIN 50g-11l RED OVERPRINTS, DOUBLED ................................... PH $350-500

Complete set of 3 with red overprints doubled. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #647a-49a var)

1960s-90s SOVIET/RUSSIAN SPACE COVER COLLECTION .............................................................. $500-700

349

(604-6 var) 1962 GAGARIN 50g-11L RED OVERPRINTS, INVERTED ................................... PH $350-500

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346X

354

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356X

357X

358X

359X

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CANADA 363

367

(376 var) 1962 EDUCATION 5¢ (EINSTEIN TOPICAL), DRAMATIC PERF SHIFT ..................................... PH $300-400

Right margin block of 4 with top right stamp partially printed.

Design depicts portrait and comet. Varieties of this nature from China PRC are rare regardless of issue. MINT never hinged, very fine.

Stamp design features Einstein’s famous mass-energy equivalence formula (E=MC2). Perfs shifted vertically. Only one such sheet known. MINT never hinged, very fine. (UniTrade #376 var) 364

(1442a var) 1992 CANADA IN SPACE 42c TETE-BECHE PAIR, HOLOGRAM VARIETIES ............................................................................... PH $200-300

(2302 var) 1990 ASTRONOMER ZHANGE YUZHE 10f BLOCK, PARTIALLY PRINTED ..................... PH $400-600

COMORO ISLANDS 368

Group of 3 varieties (UniTrade listed). Includes ‘Shuttle in high orbit,’ ‘Canada map cut off at James Bay’ and one very similar to ‘meteor shower’ variety but with hyphenated line across Canadian map and across sky. MINT never hinged, very fine.

(UniTrade #1442a var)

(206 var) 1976 COPERNICUS & AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL 15fr, BLACK OMITTED ................. PH

CONGO (FRENCH)

CHAD 365

(231C) 1971 RUSSIAN ZOND SPACE PROBE PAIR, BLUE OMITTED ................................................... PH $200-300

369

366 ( ) 1971 APOLLO 11-14 & RUSSIAN ZOND PROBE 10fr-15fr DELUXE SHEETLET, BLACK OMITTED ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Believed to be only known example of this color omitted sheetlet. Unused, no gum, as issued. Small stain at right margin that is not relevant. Normal included for comparison. This is not normal CTO sheet. (Michel #349-50 var)

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(C251-55 var) 1979 APOLLO 11 TENTH ANNIVERSARY 80c-30fr INVERTED OVERPRINTS ..................... PH $250-350

Complete set of 5 with Apollo 11 overprints inverted. MINT never hinged, very fine. Only 25 sets known.

Vertical pair with missing color that exists only as CTO, from printer’s archive. Includes normal pair for comparison, very fine.

C O S TA R I C A 370

(780-1 var) 1980 COSTA RICA FROM SPACE 2.10col & 5col, IMPERF PAIRS ................................. PH

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Complete set of 2 imperforate pairs, issued for Environment Symposium in San Jose. Design shows satellite photo of Costa Rica from space. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #1963-64 var)

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Bottom margin example with all texts and inscriptions omitted, only one sheet of 25 known, pencil ‘23’ MSS on reverse indicating its sheet position. MINT never hinged, very fine.

(Michel #305 var)

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DAHOMEY

P (3952 var) 1994 CUBAN ROCKET ANNIVERSARY 1p S/S PROOF, GREEN OMITTED ...................... PH $350-500

Believed to be only 9 examples in existence. Ungummed as made, very fine. Ex-Cuban Printer’s Archive. (Michel #Block 138 var) 372

P (3952 var) 1994 CUBAN ROCKET ANNIVERSARY 1p S/S PROOF, BLOCK ....................................... PH $300-400

Uncut block of 4 of imperf S/S. Single S/S not issued imperforate. Ungummed as made, very fine. Ex-Cuban Printer's Archive. (Michel #Block 138 var) C Z E C H O S L O VA K I A 373

P (1879 var) 1973 GAGARIN 5k COMPOSITE PRINTER’S DIE PROOF ............................................ PH

$150

On thick card depicting various stages of design in trial colors with blue at top, violet in center and black at bottom. Scarce and very fine.

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(C123 var) 1970 APOLLO 11 4Ofr ON 30fr VARIETIES (x4) .................................................... PH $350-500

Interesting group of four surcharged overprint varieties.

Includes Trial Colors (green & gold), issued silver overprint inverted and lastly, doubled. Extra normal stamp included for comparison. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #417 vars) FRENCH AFRICA 375 /P 1964-71 EARLY USA SATELLITES ARTIST SIGNED DIE PROOFS (x5) .................................. PH $450-650

Five die proofs with Paris Imprinterie embossed seal in various colors & sizes honoring Syncom, Itelsat, Tiros, Early Bird and others. Includes Dahomey Scott J43, Niger C158, Senegal C39 and Upper Volta C27 & C28. Very fine.

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376 /P 1971-78 SATELLITES & TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTIST SIGNED DIE PROOFS (x6) .................... PH $400-600

Six different proofs with Paris Imprinterie embossed seal in various colors. Includes Chad Scott #237-39 & C68, Congo C247 and Dahomey C61. Limited edition, 18 to 20 of each issued, very fine.

(967 var) 1989 APOLLO 11 12d WITH BLACK OMITTED .............................................................. PH $300-400

‘THE GAMBIA’ omitted, very rare variety, normal included for comparison. Only example of this error we have ever seen.

MINT never hinged, very fine.

382

(2551 var) 1992 OLYMPICS SHEETLET, SURCHARGE INVERTED & DOUBLED ................... PH

383

(2551 var) 1992 OLYMPICS SHEETLET, INVERTED SURCHARGE IN RED ............................ PH

384

385

(757 var) 1986 HALLEY’S COMET-DISNEY $5 S/S, INPERF .................................................................. PH $250-350

(2255//2262, E25 var) 1990 WOMEN IN SPACE $6.40-$190 INVERTED OVERPRINTS ..................... PH

$250

Rotary overprints in red on Scott #2255, 2258-59, 2262 & special delivery S/S overprinted in black (which features Tereshkova). All normal overprints were in silver. MINT never hinged, very fine.

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1982 SOYUZ 17 5k MULTI, RED OVERPRINT DOUBLED ............................................................. PH $250-350

Only one sheet known with red ‘1982’ overprint doubled. Very scarce as normal, rare with overprint. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #602 var)

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LAO S 386

G U YA N A

$350

Complete set of 12 values with tabs, all with inverted UPU overprints on Space Achievement set. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #1368-79 var)

Not issued as imperforate, rarely offered. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 109 var) 380

(C344A-D var) 1969 APOLLO 11 50c-2g BIRDS, APOLLO 11 OVERPRINTS INVERTED .................... PH

Complete set of 4 inverted overprints, MINT never hinged, very fine. Only 25 sets exists. (Michel #1063-65 var)

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$200

Sheet of 9 with Apollo 11 saluted in bottom right stamp, only 16 such sheetlets known. MINT never hinged, very fine.

HAITI

(1336 var) 1990 ASTRONOMY 22p MULTI, QUEEN’S HEAD OMITTED ................................ PH $750-1000

Left margin example with gold Queen’s Head omitted, plus normal stamp for comparison. MINT never hinged, very fine.

(SG #1522a £875=US$1476) 379

$200

Sheet of 9, black surcharge, Apollo 11 saluted in bottom right stamp, only eight such sheetlets known. MINT never hinged, very fine.

G R E AT B R I TA I N 378

$200

Space satellite is part of red Europa surcharge. eight examples known. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 184 var)

GAMBIA 377

(2274 var) 1992 POSTRIDER $150 S/S WITH EUROPA $650 SURCHARGE INVERTED ................ PH

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387 /P (173) 1972 COMMUNICATIONS, MORSE & TELEGRAPH ARTIST SIGNED DIE PROOFS .... PH $350-500

389

Four die proofs with Paris Imprinterie embossed seal in different colors honoring Samuel F.B. Morse, popular inventor topical.

Morse was pioneer in communication that led to modern telecommunication and satellites. Very fine.

388

(C432 var) 1974 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION CONGRESS 2p BLOCK, RED OMITTED ............ PH $600-800

Block of 4 with top two stamps with red omitted, bottom stamps normal. Seldom offered variety. Never seen by us. MINT never hinged, very fine. (1975 MEPSI Cert #1343) St. Louis, Missouri • ‘LIVE’ Internet Auction

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Complete set of 7 imperf pairs. Values honor Apollo 11, Soyuz 6, 7 & 8, Korolev, Lunik 1-4 and Cosmonaut’s Day. MINT never hinged, very fine. Only 40 sets (20 pairs) exist. (Michel #2497-2503 var) 390

MEXICO

(1344-50) 1984 USA & USSR SPACE ACHIEVEMENTS 50c-9cor, IMPERF PAIRS ......................................... PH $250

(1484-89 var) 1985 HALLEY’S COMET 1cor-21cor, IMPERF PAIRS .......................................................... PH

$250

Complete set of 6 imperf pairs. Only 40 sets (20 pairs) exist.

MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #2621-26 var)

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(1654-60 var) 1987 COSMONAUT’S DAY 10cor-50cor, IMPERF PAIRS .......................................................... PH

P (C274a var) 1962 JOHN GLENN AIRMAIL S/S PROOF PAIR .............................................................. PH

Complete set of 7 imperf pairs with sheet margin. Values honor various Soviet space missions from Sputnik to Mars 1. The 10cor Cosmos pair with soiling on top stamp. MINT never hinged, very fine. Only 40 sets (20 pairs) exist. (Michel #2816-22 var) 392

1979 UNISSUED EINSTEIN CENTENARY 5c-10cor ................................................................ PH $300-400

Complete set of 8 values. Not issued without overprints or surcharges. Set blocked from being issued by new Sandinista regime. New regime used them for overprinting or surcharging.

Values depict Einstein with various people such as Gandhi and Robert Oppenheimer as well as with symbol depictions or participating in other activities. All of few known sets come from printer’s archives. Describer retailed Nicaragua for number of years and fortunate to handle number of important pieces, but never was able to acquire this set. MINT never hinged, very fine.

PA N A M A 393

(C274-77 var) 1962 JOHN GLENN 5c-50c, IMPERF PAIRS ..................................................... PH $250-350

$300

Top left margin horizontal pair of S/S, each with serial number ending in ‘999’ indicating pair comes from proof sheet, sideways watermark PR & Star. As scarce if not scarcer than issued sheet in pair. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 12 var)

$250

PA R A G U AY 395

(1232-40 var) 1970 APOLLO 11, VON BRAUN 10c-18.15g TETE-BECHE IMPERF PAIRS ......... PH $350-500

Complete set of 9 imperf tete-beche pairs with top margin inscriptions. Only 25 imperf pair sets exist with just five tete-beche pairs known. This set was not issued imperf, from printer’s archive. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #200513 var) POLAND 396

(1091-92) 1962 VOSTOK 3 & VOSTOK 4 60g & 2.50z GUTTER PAIRS .................................... PH

$250

Complete set of 2 gutter pairs. One of only two gutter pair sets known to us. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #1350-51)

Complete set of 4 imperf pairs, MINT never hinged, very fine. This set not issued imperf, as were later issues. (Michel #633-36 var) (800) 782-0066 • www.RegencySuperior.com

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(1183 var) 1963 VOSTOK 1 1.50z PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES, BLOCK .......................................... PH $250-350

Block of 4 printed normally on front side, but also printed on gum side with design inverted and shifted. Only one sheet known. MINT never hinged, very fine.

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RAS AL KHAIMA 400

ROMANIA 401

Four mono-color trial sheets of 6, each sheet with all six values including two famous Astronomers, Al-Farabi & Avicenna.

Each sheet shows part of design that is printed in black on issued stamp. Colors include red, blue, green and brown. Sheets are gummed, never hinged, very fine.

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(C122 ) 1962 PEACEFUL SPACE EXPLORATION S/S, UNSEVERED PAIR ............................................ PH

$200

Horizontal pair of imperf S/S, only mint pair we have ever seen. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 53)

Q ATA R 399 /TC (232-37) 1971 FAMOUS MEN OF ISLAM COLOR TRIAL SEPARATION SHEETS .............. PH $500-700

$250

Only 10 to 12 exist. We don’t recall ever seeing one offered.

Apollo 11 rarity. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 74 var)

(2270-71 vars) 1978 UNISSUED ‘WRONG COSMONAUT’ 1.50z & 6.90z ............................................................. PH $500

Complete set of 2 top right corner stamps, each with Jankowski instead of correct cosmonaut, Hermaszewski. Withdrawn from sale at last moment. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #IV & V)

1969 APOLLO 11 GOLD FOIL S/S WITH INVERTED INSCRIPTIONS .......................................................... PH

RUSSIA 402

(4929 var) 1981 SALYUT ANNIVERSARY 32k PAIR, SHIFTED PERFS .................................................. PH $350-500

Left margin vertical pair with dramatic horizontal perf shift.

MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #5060 var)

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RWA N D A 403

Four (4) different overprint varieties. Includes double, inverted, double with one inverted and triple. One to two sheets of each variety known. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #766 vars)

(836-43 var) 1977 VON BRAUN 20c-54fr, INVERTED OVERPRINTS ....................................................... PH $250-350

Matching bottom left corner complete set of 8, each with von Braun overprint inverted. Scarce set, only 25 sets known. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #901-908 var)

USA 408

P (578-82 var) 1980 APOLLO 11 50c-25d SMALL DIE PROOFS ......................................................... PH $350-500

Complete set of 4 values plus small die of S/S stamp and S/S without value, six items in all. Very scarce set, only a few known.

Ex-printer’s archive. Very fine. (Michel #646-49, Block 45 var) SAUDI ARABIA 405

E 1964 SPACE ACHIEVEMENT ESSAY SHEETLETS (x2) ........................................................................ PH $350-500

Two sheetlets of 3 (3p, 6p & 8p values), one in blue, other in red & blue for unissued space achievement set. Ungummed as made on stout paper. We don’t recall ever seeing these before.

Very fine.

TOGO 406

(C108a var) 1969 APOLLO 11 S/S WITH DRAMATIC COLOR SHIFT ...................................................... PH $300-400

Original first issue S/S with blue in top right stamp shifted to right. Very likely unique. MINT never hinged, very fine. (Michel #Block 40 var)

YEMEN 409

1963-65 YEMEN STAMPS HONORING MARINER, TELSTAR & ASTRONAUTS ................................ PH $100-200

Group of 35 MINT never hinged stamps & souvenir sheets from YEMEN, honoring various Space topics. All listed & valued in the German Michel catalog. Includes: North Yemen diamond shaped stamps of 1963 honoring astronauts, complete sets of 5 perf and imperf, plus x15 imperf 20b souvenir sheets (€ € 12 each); complete set of 3 plus souvenir sheet from Kingdom of Yemen in 1965 honoring the International Telecommunications Union and the Olympics in Tokyo, showing map, Olympic rings and Telstar; Complete sets of 3 perf and imperf for Mariner 4 with bilingual overprint. Very fine. (Michel €€ 309= US$413)

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Four different varieties. Includes 10¢ Venus-Mercury (Scott #1557) block of 4 misperfed, 10¢ Apollo Soyuz pair (#1569-70) with misregistration of blue color, 15¢ Viking to Mars (#1759) block of 4 with misregistration of both red and blue and lastly $2.40 Moonlanding (#2419) with gray color shift. MINT never hinged, very fine.

SAINT THOMAS & PRINCE ISLANDS 404

(C121 vars) 1969 APOLLO 11 CHRISTMAS OVERPRINT VARIETIES ..................................... PH $300-400

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1985 SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY MODEL W/ 10 AUTOGRAPHS ........................................... PH $400-600

Model of Space Shuttle ‘Discovery’ on black stand (scale 1:100). Ten signatures in black Sharpie on ship’s top and on two wings. Astronaut signatures include: Bob Crippen, Robert ‘Hoot’ Gibson, Rhea Seddon (astronaut and Gibson’s wife), Gordon Fullerton, Fred Haise, Jack Lousma, Vance Brand, Paul Weitz, Joe Allen and cosmonaut Yuri Usachev. Several also inscribed which STS missions in which they participated. Very fine condition.

411

412

1990 NASA T-38 AIRCRAFT MODEL, SIGNED BY APOLLO ASTRONAUT ........................................ PH $250-350

Executive Series model by Daron of the NASA version of the T-38 Talon aircraft. NASA operated a fleet of these jets for training astronauts. Model signed in black Sharpie by Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell. Model measures about 11" long with 5½” wingspan. Includes stand, very fine.

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1999 X-1 AIRCRAFT MODEL SIGNED BY YEAGER & OTHERS ............................................................ PH $500-700

Bright orange model (scale 1:32) of the ‘Glamorous Glennis’ aircraft, used by Chuck Yeager to break the sound barrier in 1947. Eight autographs in black Sharpie on wings and sides, most prominent is Chuck Yeager; others include Gus Lundquist, John H. Griffith, ‘Pete’ Everest, Scott Crossfield, Robert Champine, Dick Johnson and Bell test pilot Slick Goodlin.

Goodlin & Yeager rarely sign the same model. With original stand giving technical details, very fine.

1990 USAF T-38 AIRCRAFT MODEL WITH SIGNATURES ....................................................... PH $250-350

Model of Northrop F-38 USAF aircraft, produced by RTM Display Models. Aircraft measures 12" in length with 6½” wingspan. Body of plane signed in black Sharpie by two pilots, N.C. ‘Bud’ Evans and Al Crews. Wooden stand included. Very fine.

1995 MA-9 CAPSULE ‘FAITH 7’ MODEL SIGNED

BY COOPER ......................................................... PH $400-600

415

2000 F-100 SUPER SABRE MODEL AIRCRAFT WITH AUTOGRAPH ............................................. PH $250-350

Armour Collection model (scale 1:100) of U.S. Air Force F-100 Super Sabre ‘Skyblazer’ aircraft. The Skyblazers were an aviation performance group, a precursor to today’s Thunderbirds, but performing only in Europe. In original plastic container and box, cardboard backing signed in black Sharpie by one of the Skyblazer pilots and later Skylab astronaut Bill Pogue. Very fine.

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1971 SOVIET MARS-3 SPACE PROBE MODEL (1:10 SCALE) ........................................................... PH $25,000-35,000

Highly detailed large-scale, heavy handmade metal model, with some elements of plastic and resin. Details and accuracy of model are of the highest museum quality. Size without stand 14"x11"x7". Mars 3 was an unmanned space probe of the Soviet Mars program that spanned the years between 1960-73. On Dec 2, 1971, the USSR’s Mars 3 Lander made the first successful landing on the planet’s surface. It transmitted data for 20 seconds before failing. Mars 3 was launched nine days after its twin spacecraft, Mars 2. The probes were identical, each consisting of an Orbiter and an attached Lander. After Mars 2 crash-landed on Mars, Mars 3 became the first spacecraft to attain a soft landing. By coincidence, a particularly large dust storm on Mars adversely affected the mission. When Mariner 9 arrived and successfully orbited Mars on Nov 14, 1971, just two weeks prior to Mars 2 and Mars 3, planetary scientists were surprised to find the atmosphere was thick with ‘a planet-wide robe of dust, the largest storm ever observed.’ The surface was totally obscured. Unable to reprogram the mission computers, both Mars 2 and Mars 3 dispatched their Landers immediately, and the Orbiters used up a significant portion of their available data resources in snapping images of the featureless dust clouds below, rather than the surface mapping intended. The Mars 3 orbiter sent back data covering the period from December 1971 to March 1972, although transmissions continued through August. It was announced that Mars 3 had completed its mission by Aug 22, 1972, after 20 orbits. The images and data enabled creation of surface relief maps and gave information on the Martian gravity and magnetic fields. Model includes stand and in excellent condition.

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2008 RUSSIAN ROCKET ANGARA-5P SCALE MODEL (1:50) .................................................................................................... PH $15,000-20,000

Large scale (1:50) model of Russian space rocket Angara-5P, produced by GKNPTs Khrunichev. Model is very high quality, highly detailed, handmade, mostly metal model with plastic and resin elements, displaying amazing craftsmanship. This is presentational museum quality, ONE OF TWO models made for MAKS 2008 exhibition, International Aviation and Space Show near Moscow. Model stands 45" tall (39" without stand) and mounted on wooden base. Angara-5P is two-stage rocket, 712-ton booster designated Angara-5P, where ‘P’ stood for ‘piloted’ or ‘manned.’ Since any deep-space exploration missions may not occur until the 2030s, Angara-5P could be the main carrier of Russian manned spacecraft during most of the 2020s. Moreover, GKNPTs Khrunichev proposed deep-space mission scenarios, where the manned vehicles would still be launched on Angara-5P and dock in the low Earth orbit with large space tugs delivered by super-heavy rockets. On July 9, 2014, Russia launched the ecologically clean Angara rocket from the Plesetsk military cosmodrome. It is the first space booster designed in Russia from scratch since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Model is pristine. Here’s an opportunity to own an historically significant item early in the game.

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1970s-90s SPACE PROGRAM COLLECTIBLES LITERATURE ............................................................... $200-300

Storage box of Space & Aviation related literature. Some titles of note: ‘Relics of the Space Race by Still’; ‘Catalog of Classic American Airposts and Aeronautica 1784-1900,’ by Schoendorf; ‘Who’s Who in Space: The First 25 Years,’ by Cassutt; German-English Air Technical Dictionary; Weebau catalog 2nd ed. (1991); McMahan’s Philatelic History of the Conquest of Space (1972); ‘Astronaut Autopens,’ by Vaughan, clear plastic overlays with examples of autopens; ‘The Pioneer Flights of Garden City Estates,’ New York, 1911; art/ photography book ‘Postschliessfach: Ein Bericht der Space Expedition ANDORA’ on Russian space program, 1992; ‘Saga of the U.S. Air Mail Service,’ by Nielson. Also includes a few journals and some space auction catalogs from Superior & Aurora. Very fine.

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1993-2003 SUPERIOR SPACE AUCTION CATALOGS + AURORA’S CATALOGS ........................................... $100-150

Collection of 15 SPACE memorabilia auction catalogs from Superior Galleries of Beverly Hills; a majority of the sales but not quite a complete set. Includes Jan. 1993, Nov. 1993, June 1994, Feb. 1995, Oct. 1995, Oct. 1995 Space Art, May 1996, Oct. 1996, Oct. 1998, May 1999, Oct. 1999, May 2000, May 2001, Oct. 2001 and Jan. 2003. All have prices realized.

Additional four space auction catalogs from Aurora (Oct. 2002, Apr. 2005, Oct. 2005 & Apr. 2006).

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– ARTISTS – 421

1870s ART REPRODUCTION GRAVURES, MOST FROM GOUPIL & CIE. .............................. PH $400-600

Group of 17 gravure prints in 15 frames. Majority from famous Parisian art dealership Goupil & Cie., likely from the 1870s.

Goupil & Cie. reproduced famous works of art for the general public in beautiful black & white engravings. Most give title, artist & source of each painting at bottom (some may be hidden by frame matting). Goupil titles include ‘The Marseillaise Hymn,’ ‘The Meeting of Faust and Marguerite,’ ‘Napoleon on the Battle Ground of Eylau,’ ‘The Blue Mosque,’ ‘Sheep and Lambs,’ ‘Massacre of the Mamelukes,’ ‘Arab Cavalier Starting for the Fantasia,’ ‘Orpheus,’ ‘The Emperor Napoleon III at Solferino,’ ‘Entrance of Henry IV in Paris,’ ‘Lajoue and Family,’ ‘Exterior and Interior of a Monastery by the Mediterranean Sea’ and untitled, appears to be North African street scene.

Others are ‘Richard Henry See’ showing man in fancy dress posing with books and chair, no source; unknown man reading ‘Macbeth,’ ‘from an original painting by Robert Edge Pine’ by Johnson, Wilson & Co., New York; ‘Bonaparte, lieutenant d’artillerie’ by Hel. Braun, Clement & Cie.; portrait of President James Buchanan, no source. Overall all appear in very fine condition, all in matching frame and matte styles (black & ivory).

Japanese painter and printmaker (1886-1968), whose work effectively combined Japanese techniques with Western style.

Handwritten note in French, signed ‘Foujita,’ on 5¾”x4" postcard featuring one of Foujita’s works titled ‘l’Apocalypse.’

Card dated Sept 3, 1964. Slight ink haloing, fine. (RR COA) 427 /D 1956 MILTON GREENE SIGNED/NUMBERED SILKSCREEN, MARILYN MONROE ................... PH $400-600

Huge, 36"x46", limited edition, B&W silkscreen #200/300, signed ‘Milton H Greene’ on lower right white border.

Awesome, provocative and attractive portrait of Marilyn from Green’s famous 1956 ‘black sitting’ with her. Greene was premier 20th century photographer and artist, particularly renowned for his images of Marilyn Monroe. Very fine, small 1" margin tear at lower left (well away from image).

428 /D 1978 FRANK MARTIN SIGNED LIMITED EDITION WOOD ETCHING, ‘JEAN HARLOW’ .................... PH $400-600

Large 30½”x22½” limited edition color etching & aquatint, #39/75, arguably Martin’s finest & most valued work, signed ‘Frank Martin’ in lower white border, also titled & numbered in Martin’s hand. Martin (1921-2005) was renowned 20th century British artist and illustrator, one of the finest wood etchers of the 20th century, working with the wood’s grain. He executed prints of many Holywood greats. Very fine, collectible and much less than half most gallery prices.

AUTOGRAPHS 422

1964 TSUGUHARU FOUJITA HANDWRITTEN POSTCARD SHOWING ONE OF HIS WORKS ... PH $200-300

1997 LYNDA BENGLIS, ORIGINAL SKETCH & SIGNED QUOTE ............................................... PH $400-600

Lynda Benglis (1941-), a female minimalist sculptor, whose original works now fetch tens of thousands of dollars each in galleries. Lot contains 8½”x11" signed original ink sketch of ‘knot’ sculpture, along with signed, written quote ‘Knot to do something would knot be right. L Benglis’ Lot also contains one page (also signed) handwritten note, ‘Pretty is as pretty does,’ as well as signed exhibition card featuring one of her works (3 autographs, one drawing, total). Very fine.

423

1999 HOWARD BRADFORD, ORIGINAL DRAWING & ALS, WITH CONTENT ...................................... PH $300-400

Howard Bradford (1919-2008) was a fine artist whose original works now fetch thousands in galleries. Lot contains 8½”x11" signed original ballpoint sketch of bird, along with one page (also signed) handwritten letter discussing inspiration and talent. Very fine.

424

1961 MARC CHAGALL SIGNED GALLERY EXHIBITION LITHOGRAPH ............................. PH $1200-1700

Multicolor lithograph (9½”x12", image size 6½x9½”) for 1958 Chagall exhibition at the Galerie Des Ponchettes. Chagall inscribed the piece ‘Pour Paul Marc Chagall 1961’ with red pencil. Two mounting traces on verso. Extremely attractive!

Fine.

425 / SALVADOR DALI, SIGNED EXHIBITION CATALOG W/ DOODLE SKETCH ...................................... PH $1500-2000

Bignou Gallery exhibition catalog, ‘New Paintings by Salvador Dali’ (26 pages + cover, 1947, 9¼”x6 1/8"), with pencil sketch similar to his later ‘Don Quichotte,’ ‘1950’ and ‘Dali’ on title page. Catalog cover has soiling and splitting along spine. Still, attractive and RARE.

1970s UNDATED JOAN MIRO CRAYON SKETCH, SIGNED ............................................................. PH $1500-2000

Original wax crayon drawing on buff-colored batonne paper (12-1/8"x8"). Untitled composition attributed to Miro, with pencil signature in bottom margin. Very fine and highly frameable! (Accompanied by RR COA)

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430 /D 1998 BURTON MORRIS AUTOGRAPHED LIMITED EDITION SERIGRAPH, ‘COFFEE CUP’ .............. PH $500-700

1970s ANDY WARHOL SIGNATURE & SOUP CAN SKETCH, INSCRIBED ON TITLE PAGE ......... PH $1000-1500

Title page from ‘The Philosophy of Andy Warhol’ (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975, 5¼”x8"), cut from book, signed and inscribed ‘To J.J. Andy Warhol,’ in blue marker, with artist adding a sketch of soup can (with recognizable Campbell’s logo) and word ‘Soup.’ Fine and fresh with only very light toning near edges. Warhol soup can sketches are highly popular!

Large, 29"x36", limited edition, color serigraph, #83/99, titled ‘Coffee Cup’, signed & numbered by Morris on lower right white border. Iconic Morris imagery, rich, vivid colors, bigger than life wake-up cup of coffee. Morris is premier American Pop artist, ‘King of the New Pop,’ and was official artist of the 2004 Academy Awards. Great print at a fraction of gallery prices! Very fine.

L I T E R AT U R E 434

1950s-2000s VARIOUS ART BOOKS & OTHER LITERATURE ............................................................... $100-200

Two storage boxes of various art and artistic related books and other literature. Highlights include ‘The Penrose Annual’ 1950 & 1951 editions; ‘Who Was Who in American Art’ (1985); ‘Sincerely Yours, Autographed Photos from the Collection of M. Wesley Marans’; ‘The World of Donald Evans’ (stamp art); ‘Warner’s catalog of Swarovski Crystal’ (2007); ‘Norman Rockwell’s Christmas Book’; ‘The Frank Collection: A Showcase of the World’s Finest Fantastic Art’; Kovels’ ‘Antiques & Collectibles Price List 2000.’ Other literature includes some art books (Boland van de Weghe, Jef van Grieken) and several auction catalogs of various decorative arts or posters (Phillips, Mastro). Fine to very fine.

– AUTHORS – AUTOGRAPHS 431 / 1971 PABLO PICASSO SIGNED BOOK, WITH SKETCH ON TITLE PAGE ............................... PH $4000-6000

‘Children’s Homage to Picasso,’ 1971 hardbound book (9¾”x11½”), 104 pages. Book contains reproductions of 52 Picasso drawings and 48 by children of Vallauris, but title page has purple sketch by Picasso and dated signature (March 17, 1971). Book has some edge wear and toning, but title page is very fine. A stunning showpiece!

432

1976-79 RON SCARBOUGH SKETCH PRINTS ...... PH $250-350

Eight limited edition sketch prints by acclaimed African- American artist Ron Scarbough. All signed in pencil by artist with numbered editions noted. Four have ‘Very Best Wishes’ and signature on reverse, all dated Oct 1, 1979. One is actually collage piece with longer inscription on reverse handwritten by Scarbough discussing the use of the image in a local Detroit newspaper (copy of newspaper included), dated October 1979. Likely all gifted at once by artist. Six are matted, other two actually duplicates but with different edition numbers. Well-preserved sketches with interesting human-interest subject matter.

1964 IAN FLEMING SIGNED LETTER DURING YEAR OF DEATH ............................................. PH $1500-2000

Undated typewritten letter (8½”x7½”, address and date removed), signed full ‘Ian Fleming.’ Letter’s content references ‘Casino Royale’ (1953) and ‘Thrilling Cities’, a travelogue published and released in late November of 1963. Letter most likely was written during the first half of 1964, while the book was still new and after recipient had read it (Fleming died in November). Letter also mentions not recalling a friend, for whom Fleming replies, ‘James Bond is certainly a little too young.’ He states he’ll check with a slightly older friend who was around during ‘prewar days.’ Fine and RARE letter with great content.

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436 / 1924 ROBERT FROST AUTOGRAPHED ‘MOUNTAIN INTERVAL’ ....................................... PH $400-600

Later edition ‘Mountain Interval’ book, signed on front endsheet, dated Amherst, 1924, half green cloth, with dust jacket. Book cover lightly bumped and chipped, light toning, some damp staining. Book itself is fine with strong signature.

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– COMPOSERS – 440

A 1/16" piece of gray hair taken from famed composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. According to provenance, strand originally part of larger lock that was given by Mozart’s 6th child Franz Xavier to Austrian pianist and composer Ernst Pauer, sometime during the 1840s. Photocopy of original envelope containing hair included, inscribed by opera singer Paulin Viardot ‘Cheveux de Mozart / 1791 / donnes par E. Pauer (Mozart’s hair 1791 Given by E. Pauer).’ Certificate of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the ‘New York Times,’ Pawn Stars and more. All provenance included.

Ex-Mushro.

437 / 1966 AYN RAND SIGNED FIRST EDITION OF ‘CAPITALISM: THE UNKNOWN IDEAL’ .......... PH $1500-2000

First edition book, first printing, New American Library, NY, 1966, hardcover 5¾”x8½”, 309 pages. Rand signed on second free end page in blue ballpoint. Fine, extremely light toning to signed page. RARE. 438 / 2005 J.K. ROWLING SIGNED FIRST AMERICAN EDITION ................................................................ PH $400-600

‘Harry Potter and the half-Blood Prince,’ hardbound book, sixth in the series. First American Edition, signed by Rowling.

Publisher’s black cloth backstrip over embossed purple paper boards, spine stamped in purple, dust jacket. Very minor rubbing. Scarce and fine.

441

L I T E R AT U R E 439

1955-59 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE (VOLS 1-5) ................................................................... $100-150

First five volumes of this seminal publication, covering authors Henry Adams to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (items no.

1-12,943). Published by Yale University Press. Very fine condition.

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1791 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART HAIR SAMPLE ................................................................ PH $350-500

1919 & 1950 LIBERTY VICTORY SONG SHEETS & MON PETIT CHAPEAU PICTURES ............................ $200-300

Two different items: First, 1919 period, one unfolded sheet SING and SUBSCRIBE songs of the Victory Liberty Loan, 3rd Federal Reserve District, c.1919 by Theodore Presser Co, Phila. contains 6 different songs with ‘America’ & ‘Star Spangled Banner,’ est. more than hundred, size 6 7/8"x6 5/8".

Second is folio & envelope (some damage to envelope) ‘Mon Petit Chapeau,’ by Iolia of Paris (artist maybe Jean-Gabriel Domergue) with 4 pictures of women wearing Hats & not much else, from Brown & Bigelow Tobacco Co, from about 1950.

Interesting Americana.

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1970 GROVE’S DICTIONARY OF MUSIC & MUSICIANS, 5th EDITION (9-VOLS) ...................... $200-300

Complete set of 9 Volumes plus Supplementary volume 10, 5th edition, 1970 reprint. Edited by Eric Blom. Originally in softcover, has been rebound into dark blue hardcover, which has caused some spine/page separation, otherwise in good condition. Still a comprehensive reference of all things & persons musical.

– SCIENTISTS – 443

1996 DR. DENTON A. COOLEY COLLECTION, WITH DRAWING ................................................... PH $200-300

Cooley, who performed the first transplant of an artificial heart (and founder of Texas Heart Institute), drew a model of heart on his personal memo pad, which he then signed. Lot also includes another memo sheet, also signed and dated and one-page letter on his business letterhead, with personal content (also signed). Very fine and only Cooley drawing we’ve seen.

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1999 SIR FRANCIS CRICK, CO-DISCOVERER OF DNA MOLECULE, ON LETTER TO REDDY ....... PH $300-400

Interesting short typewritten letter on Salk Institute letterhead, signed ‘Francis Crick.’ In letter, Crick mentions co-discoverer ‘Jim Watson’ and expresses dubiousness about proposed ‘lithograph print’ project. Letter addressed to Del Reddy, most noted for losing $3 million lawsuit with Detroit Red Wings’ Gordie Howe for withholding earnings from appearances managed by Reddy. Very fine and interesting. (Accompanied

by RR COA) 445

1920s THOMAS EDISON SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Gorgeous oversized sepia-toned photo (9½”x12") of a seated, elderly Edison. The inventor signed near bottom in bold, black ink. Reverse signed, stamped and numbered by noted Edison collector of the 1920s Ward Harris, providing excellent provenance! Some silvering, emulsion breaks near edges, small tear at right. Missing image areas at UR and LR appear to be negative related. Fine and RARE.

1950s ALBERT EINSTEIN SIGNED COLOR PHOTOGRAPH, IN HOME STUDY .................. PH $3000-4000

Faded vintage candid color photograph (5¼”x7¼”) showing Einstein in his study (scratching head), with fountain pen signature in bottom margin. Despite fading, this is a great never-published image of the genius at home, in intellectual surroundings. Good and rare. (RR COA and pre-certification

by Reznikoff)

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1960s JAMES WATSON, JAMES CRICK & MAURICE WILKINS AUTOGRAPHS ................... PH $400-600

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1940s-90s ENTERTAINMENT AUTOGRAPH CONSIGNMENT BALANCE ........................................ $500-700

Nice group of items related to 1962 Nobel Prize-winners for discovery of DNA molecule. Includes 7"x5" B&W photo of Watson (signed in black), and cards, one signed by Crick and one by Wilkins. Also includes undated letter on Salk Institute letterhead by Crick’s secretary, explaining that ‘Dr. Crick does not mail photographs to anyone except close friends. I have enclosed his autograph for you.’ All are very fine. Photo has light paperclip indentation.

448 /D 1990s COLLECTION OF SCIENTISTS, WRITERS, THOSE MAKING THE WORLD BETTER (x26) ............................................................................... PH $500-700

Group of 22 better signed items, mostly 8"x10" B&W or color photos depicting movie or TV star or stars. Includes Rosalind Russell signed ‘Time’ magazine cover, Gene Kelley & Debbie Reynolds (smudge in signature) signed ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ image, Walter Matthau & Sophia Loren signed ‘Grumpier Old Men’ image, Gregor Peck signed & personalized portrait image, Bob Newhart Show & Dick Van Dyke Show cast signed images and many others, 13 items with COA, most of which are R&R Auction.

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1950s-90s CELEBRITY AUTOGRAPH HOARD I ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

Total of 26 items, in the form of signed photos, printouts and excerpts of individual writings from notable group of individuals, most written to same graduate student, many with personal greetings or handwritten letters. Includes Nobel winner J.C. Polanyi (x2), Dr. ‘Patch’ Adams (x2), on both sides on same sheet of paper with full-page handwritten letter), Jim Bohlen (Greenpeace, x3), Sir Hermann Bondi (x3), John Blashford Snell (x2), Gen. Sir John Hackett (X3), Louis Simpson (x5), Isiah Berlin (x3), Melvin Calvin (x2), more.

Very fine overall, with lots of potential.

– ENTERTAINMENT – 449

Large selection of more than 100 celebrity autographs, mostly Movie and TV stars, usually signed on publicity photographs.

Highlights from this collection include signed items from following celebrities: Lucille Ball, Mickey Rooney, Glenn Ford, Bob Hope, Paul Newman, Michelle Pfeiffer, Martin Sheen, Leonard Nimoy, Dustin Hoffman, Charles Bronson, Ann-Margret, Lynda Carter, Frank Langella, Richard Mulligan, Virginia Mayo, Dick Clark, Elke Sommer, Dom Deluise, Robert Guillaume, Mary Steenburgen, Cesar Romero, George Takei, Telly Savalas and many others. Potential dealer lot with many autographs to sort through. Nice!

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1897 MAGICIAN FREDERICK BANCROFT AUTOGRAPH & QUOTE, SIGNED YEAR OF DEATH ............................................................................... PH $300-400

1950s-90s CELEBRITY AUTOGRAPH HOARD II ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

Exceedingly RARE, outstanding association autographed quote, signed, in full: ‘Magic is the art of presenting truths in an unfamiliar way. Bancroft January 1897,’ 9"x6". Bancroft died later that year at the age of 31. Backed with another autograph from philanthropist, ‘Yours most Cordially J W McConnell June 1st 1901.’ Fine, with edge chipping well away from any writing.

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Large selection of more than 80 celebrity autographs, mostly Movie and TV stars, usually signed on publicity photographs.

Highlights from this collection include following celebrities: Bing Crosby, Barbara Streisand, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bob Hope, Janet Leigh, Carrie Fisher, Barbara Walters, Hank Ketcham (w/ cartoon), Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Randall, Burgess Meredith, Piper Laurie, Ed Asner, Madeline Kahn, Rip Taylor, Elke Sommer, Louise Fletcher, Leslie Nielsen, Sally Struthers, Sidney Poitier, James Garner, Jack Lemmon, David Bowie, Milton Berle and many others. Excellent dealer lot.

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1960s-70s AUTOGRAPH COLLECTIONS OF ENTERTAINERS & POLITICAL FIGURES ................. $400-600

1940s-90s USA MOVIE & TV AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS + OLYMPIC SPORTS CARDS .................... $300-400

Four blue binders, highlights include (by binder): (1) Group of more than 90 autographed photos (most B&W, some reprints, heavy on Westerns) with signatures of various film & TV stars including Stella Stevens, Michael Ansara as ‘Cochise,’ Linda Blair on miniature repro ‘Exorcist’ poster, Adriana Caselotti (voice of Snow White), Anne Francis, Steve Reeves as ‘Hercules’ and many others; (2 & 3) two binders with movie ephemera including newspaper clippings, advertisements & even ticket stubs for mostly modern (2000s) selected films; (4) Sports cards with more than 350 for Olympics for/by 1980 L.A. Oly. Com. ‘Greatest Olympians,’ 1984 M&M’s ‘Olympic Heroes,’ 1991 Impel Marketing ‘U.S. Olympic Cards/Hall of Fame’ & ‘1992 Olympic Hopefuls,’ plus selected basketball, baseball & football cards. Overall fine to very fine.

Three-ring binder with 58 autographed photographs, most inscribed (majority to two collector names). Several are obvious fakes (Robert Kennedy, King Olav, Jack Benny) or secretarials, but many genuine, & a few with accompanying note on official stationery. Autographs include: (1) Actors (Ricardo Montalban, Ryan & Leigh O’Neil, Tony Randall, Keir Dullea, Lee Marvin, Bozo the Clown, Telly Savalas, Forrest Tucker, Roger Moore, Lee Majors, Yvonne Craig (Batgirl), Sally Struthers); (2) Singers (Tony Bennett, The Three Degrees, Armand ‘Jump’ Jackson, Wayne Cochran, Engelbert Humperdinck and The Guess Who); (3) Politicians (Adlai Stevenson, Walter Mondale, both with Senate stationery letters, Japanese premiere Eisaku Sato); (4) Other personalities like Twiggy, Phyllis Diller, Jimmy Durante, Paul Harvey, Frank Gifford, Totie Fields, Howard Cosell, director Terence Young on photo from set of ‘The Christmas Tree’ with William Holden. Due to poor storage, many of the photographs have left margin indentations from binder rings and some photos or letters were previously taped in scrapbook.

– HOLLYWOOD – AUTOGRAPHS 454 /D 1922 CHECK SIGNED BY MGM GREAT LOUIS B. MAYER ................................................. PH $250-350

Business check signed by Louis B. Mayer, drawn on Los Angeles Trust & Savings Bank (for $11.66). Signature in bold fountain pen, with no other markings affecting signature. Fine.

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1940s JUDY GARLAND SIGNED, INSCRIBED PHOTO, ‘TO BILL’ .............................................. PH $750-1000

Gorgeous vintage B&W (8"x10") photo of young Judy Garland, signed in blue ink, ‘To Bill, Sincerely Judy Garland.’ Very minor wear and small corner crease at lower right, but pretty and very clear example of this scarce signature. Fine. (Accompanied

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1953 MARILYN MONROE SIGNED, INSCRIBED RECORD COVER ............................................. PH $2000-3000

Vintage two-record (one missing) 45 RPM extended play record set from movie, ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,’ cover of which shows Monroe and Jane Russell. Bold Monroe signature diagonally across front, reading ‘To Tina Marilyn Monroe.’

Record cover shows some surface wear and obvious edge aging.

However, record and cover are merely canvas for this rare and highly popular autograph. Fine.

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1950s MOVIE STAR PICTURE POSTCARDS FROM URUGUAY ................................................. PH $150-250

Binder with 37 sleeved, mostly 8"x10" B&W publicity stills of major and minor celebrities. Highlights include Meryl Streep, Martha Hyer, Anne Francis, Tiny Tim & Miss Vicki, Robert Morse (x2), Richard Thomas, Nanette Fabray, Ruby Dee, (x2, one with Ossie Davis), Alaina Reed, Leslie Uggams, Joyce Thorne, more. Also includes a few 1940s-era dancers. Fine.

Gorgeous, complete set of 24 colorful 4"x6" postcards depicting major movie stars. Each 1950s film star is depicted in a fitting pose, cards are matte finish on heavy postcard stock. Small movie studio logo at bottom left or right corner of each postcard.

Reverse has postcard template and ‘Tarjeta Postal/Printed in Uruguay.’ Includes: Bing Crosby, Clark Gable, Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner, Spencer Tracy, Judy Garland, Katharine Hepburn, Joseph Cotten, Vera Ellen, Walter Pidgeon, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Susan Hayward, Ingrid Bergman, Ava Gardner, Alan Ladd, Jane Powell, Victor Mature, Anne Baxter, Cornel Wilde, Gregory Peck, Esther Williams, John Derek and Ann Blyth. Bright colors, near mint.

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459 /D 1968-70 COLLECTION OF JACK HALEY SIGNED CHECKS (x20) ..................................... PH $750-1000

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Group of vintage movie lobby cards (x16) and posters (x5).

Vintage posters all one-sheets, 27"x41", featuring following titles: ‘The Fatal Hour’ (1940), ‘Hold Em Navy’ (1937), ‘Mr. Ace’ (1946), ‘FBI Girl’ (1951) and ‘Slippy McGee’ (1948).

‘The Fatal Hour’ is in by far the best condition, with only the typical poster folds and minor edge-wear; other 4 in fair condition at best, but still of interest. Lobby cards feature these titles: ‘A Royal Scandal’ (x3, 1945), ‘The Lodger’ (x2, 1944), ‘Drums of Fu Manchu’ (x3, 1940), ‘Hello, Frisco, Hello’ (1943), ‘The Desert Song’ (1943), ‘The Battle of Russia’ (1943), ‘None Shall Escape’ (1943), ‘Hotel Berlin’ (1945), ‘Background to Danger’ (1943), ‘Jane Eyre’ (1943) and ‘Tender Comrade’ (1944). All cards stand upright and measure 14"x22"; fair-to-good condition on average.

Wholesale lot of 20 business checks signed by American comic actor best remembered as ‘Tin Man’ in ‘The Wizard of Oz.’ Each drawn on Haley’s Lake Pillsbury Properties account at The Bank of California, all from 1968-70, each 8½”x3½” and signed clearly ‘Jack Haley.’ Attractive, fine and affordably priced collection, or for breaking down for further resale. (Sanders Guide $4000) 460

1970s SELECTION OF MOVIE SCRIPTS W/ REPLICA SIGNATURES ON COVER ......................... $100-150

Five souvenir movie scripts with replica signatures of famous Hollywood stars on pre-printed covers. Scripts include: (1) ‘THE GODFATHER’ Third Draft, March 29, 1971, 158 pages; (2) ‘THE GODFATHER PART II’ 201 pages; (3) ‘RAGING BULL’ 1980, 106 pages; (4) ‘GOODFELLAS’ 1989, 125 pages; (5) ‘STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE’ Shooting Script July 19, 1978, 130 pages. All very fine.

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1950s MOVIE STAR PICTURE POSTCARDS FROM URUGUAY ................................................. PH $150-250

Stunning complete set of 24 colorful 4"x6" postcards printed in Uruguay! Each 1950s film star depicted in a fitting pose, cards are matte finish on heavy postcard stock. Small movie studio logo at bottom left or right corner of each postcard. Reverse has postcard template and ‘Tarjeta Postal/Printed in Uruguay.’ Includes: Bing Crosby, Clark Gable, Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner, Spencer Tracy, Judy Garland, Katharine Hepburn, Joseph Cotten, Vera Ellen, Walter Pidgeon, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Susan Hayward, Ingrid Bergman,Ava Gardner, Alan Ladd, Jane Powell, Victor Mature, Anne Baxter, Cornel Wilde, Gregory Peck, Esther Williams, John Derek and Ann Blyth. Bright colors, very fine condition.

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1930s-50s MOVIE LOBBY CARDS & POSTERS LOT ....................................................................... PH $500-700

1940s MUSICIAN MUTOSCOPE POSTCARD COLLECTION - NEAR MINT ................................ PH $150-250

Group of 32 Mutoscope postcards, all featuring B&W photos of various Big Band-era leaders and musicians from the 1940s.

Although the Mutoscope was originally an early ‘moving picture’ device (essentially a flipbook), by the 1940s, the machines utilized usually only stills that were also sold as souvenir postcards. Many familiar faces are found on these unused postcards, including Glen Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Lawrence Welk, Guy Lombardo, Benny Goodman, Buddy Rogers, a very young Ozzie Nelson and many others.

Razor-sharp corners found on every card in this group.

Condition Near Mint.

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MUSIC INDUSTRY LITERATURE, MOSTLY THE BEATLES & ELVIS .............................................. $150-250

Two banker’s boxes of music related books and catalogs, mostly related to The Beatles and Elvis Presley. Highlights include Rock & Pop Day by Day: Birthdays, Deaths, Hits and Facts; Official Price Guide to Records by Osbourne, 12th ed.; Goldmine’s 45rpm Record Price Guide 2nd ed.; Love Letters to the Beatles; The Beatles: A Day in the Life 1960-70; The Beatles Forever (photo book); The Private Life of George Harrison by Giuliano; John Lennon My Brother by Julia Baird; Lennon & McCartney by Doney; The Art & Music of John Lennon by Robertson; Elvis: The Boy who Dared to Rock by Lichter; Elvis: A Portrait in Music by Lichter (record price list); The Official Guide to Elvis Presley Records & Memorabilia 1st ed. by Osbourne (1994); others. Fine to very fine condition.

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BOB DYLAN AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ............. PH $750-1000

Autographed 8"x10" color photo of mesmerized Bob Dylan playing guitar. Very fine. (L.A. Collectibles COA) (Sanders Guide $1812)

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1990s PAUL McCARTNEY AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL ........................................................... PH $300-400

Pristine Official National League baseball (ball dates from 1989-94) signed on sweet spot by Paul McCartney. Interesting combination of American baseball & British rock pop art. Very fine.

469 /D 1990s COLLECTION OF MUSICIANS, THEATER RELATED ............ PH $200-300

Interesting group of 11 items, includes signed photos, copies of movie ads and letters (both typewritten and ALS). Includes composer Stephen Sondheim, Producer Robert Wise (Sound of Music, West Side Story, x3), John Harrison (x3), Dominick Argento (x3), includes 2 on copies of his work, more. Very fine.

1984 MICHAEL JACKSON HAIR SAMPLE FROM PEPSI COMMERCIAL SHOOT ............................ PH $350-500

A 1/16" piece of Michael Jackson’s hair, cut from lock of burnt hair taken from 1984 Pepsi commercial shoot when his hair caught fire. Presentation accompanied by several documents from era, including sworn statement from executive producer of the commercial. Certificate of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the ‘New York Times,’ Pawn Stars, and more. All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

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1950s-70s ELVIS PRESLEY CANDID PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $300-400

More than 150 photos, mostly color, vast majority featuring candid photo shots of Elvis Presley. Photos obviously taken by fans, with many ‘in action’ blurry images, but still quite fascinating. Few from the 1950s and ’60s, but most from midto late-1970s. Some feature Elvis in his ‘entourage,’ some on a motorcycle, a few cavorting with fans, some in his car, personal portraits and more. Last couple dozen taken in Memphis during King’s funeral in 1977, with some taken of hearse. Photo condition varies, but mostly well-kept, only a few with significant wear.

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473 /P 1987 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC OVERPRINTED VARIETIES & PHOTOS ............ PH $100-150

Selection of 4 Elvis items, includes: Central African Republic Scott #851B Mint never hinged stamp varieties (x2) with double ‘F485’ surcharge (1 inverted) & inverted noted red overprint, and an imperforate example with same double surcharge & inverted red overprint. ALSO 2 different mounted reproduced early Elvis B&W photographs (8"x10" each). Interesting items, fine to very fine.

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1969 RICHARD BOONE SIGNED PHOTO ........... PH $300-400

B&W (8"x10") photo of actor Richard Boone, best known for playing Paladin on TV’s ‘Have Gun - Will Travel.’ Photo of Boone in western garb signed in black Sharpie ‘To Christy/ Aloha nui-/Richard Boone’ at left. Accompanying letter on Mrs. Richard Boone stationery dated July 7, 1969, with short note thanking writer for sending article about the Boones’ recent trip to Chicago; Claire Boone signed at bottom. Minor edge wear, letter has tape stains, neither affect signatures. Fine to very fine. Same photo used for cover of his authorized biography. (Sanders Guide $632)

1967-81 ELVIS PRESLEY POSTER LOT W/ VINTAGE ‘CLAMBAKE’ POSTER .................. PH $350-500

Lot of 40+ posters featuring Elvis Presley. Vast majority are immediate post-death, mostly tribute, dating between 1977-81.

Two are vintage movie posters: first, 26"x22" item from the 1967 film ‘Clambake,’ heavy folds and wear along edges; second, a rolled poster from the 1966 film ‘Frankie & Johnny,’ fair condition at best. Remaining posters, mostly rolled with a few flat and a couple matted, have various themes including Elvis in Las Vegas, Elvis in the Army, Elvis in Concert, religious themes, a Canadian tribute, various portraits. Condition ranges from Fair to Very Fine.

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1970s ELVIS PRESLEY 8"X10" VINTAGE PHOTO LOT ....................................................................... PH $350-500

Nice lot of 18 vintage color and 5 B&W 8"x10" photographs of ‘The King’ Elvis Presley. Color photos all taken during the 1970s and feature Elvis in various settings, with more than half-dozen with his Karate class (these are great!), one posing with Muhammad Ali, several others in concert and more. B&W photos much more random assortment, couple movie stills, one ‘in memoriam,’ and another with Elvis in front of huge car. Many color photos have ‘do not reproduce’ copyrights on their versos, making them potentially more rare. Color photos in Very Fine condition, and B&W Fine. Lot also features some post-death ephemera, mostly early 1980s flyers featuring tribute concerts.

Finally, 6 color photos of interior shots of Elvis’s jet (sans Elvis).

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1995 JACQUES COUSTEAU COLLECTION, SIGNED LETTER, 2 SIGNED QUOTES .............. PH $400-600

Total of 3 autographs, including Nov 22, 1995, typed signed letter on illustrated letterhead, and 2 sheets of paper with Cousteau quotes from ‘The Silent world (each signed). One of the sheets has signed, dated personal note regarding unknown legal case (likely environmentally related). Very fine, normal letter folding on each.

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1990s SIR EDMUND HILLARY, TYPED, SIGNED QUOTE, HANDWRITTEN NOTE .......................... PH $300-400

Single sheet 8½”x11" page with typewritten quote from Hillary’s ‘Crossing of Antarctica’ (signed), along with handwritten (also signed) note by Hillary at bottom: ‘I believe that fitness, enthusiasm and strength are all important to achieve success but the most important factor is strong motivation!’

Essentially TLS and ALS all in one (2 autographs). Very fine.

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Set of 10 Souvenir Portrait Entry Tickets (6 designs) for 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. These are ‘season passes’ for the Fair and were issued months before to dignitaries, business leaders, members of the press, exhibition workers and others.

Lot includes all first issues, as well as Washington, Columbus, Lincoln and Indian ‘A’ tickets (complete). ‘Key Issues’ (both included) are Benjamin Franklin, printed later and only as ‘A’ series, and George Handel (exists only without ‘A’). All were engraved and printed by the American Banknote Co. Most are very fine, with sharp corners and clean backs. Franklin card has tack hole at lower right (barely noticeable from front), as does Lincoln ‘A’ card (at upper right). Light toning on early Columbus ticket. Extremely difficult set to assemble in decent condition!

1876-1907 EXPOSITION BOOKLETS & PICTURE BOOKS .................................................................. PH $300-400

Assortment of 8 items from six different Expositions or Fairs.

Includes: (1) Small booklet for 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, with 16 drawings of various fair buildings and famous sights in Philadelphia. Inside back cover has map of Exhibition grounds. (2) Small book with accordion pages, drawings of scenes of New Orleans and the 1884 World’s Cotton Exposition. (3) Yellow softcover photo-book ‘Glimpses of the World’s Fair: A Selection of Gems of the White City and the Midway Plaisance’ with numerous photographs of Columbian Expo fair buildings and midway scenes. Includes original paper mailer (5¢ postage required), tattered, but book in excellent shape. (4) Official World’s Columbian Exposition: The Art Gallery Illustrated, first edition, book has reprints of 336 paintings found at the Expo gallery, hardcover is missing.

(5) ‘Snap Shots of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition at Omaha, Nebraska.’ booklet, lacking front cover, filled with large, clear photographs of the 1898 fair buildings and Native American ‘living exhibits.’ (6) Red softcover souvenir booklet of photographs from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, 1904, published by F.M. Van Etten & Son. (7) Brown softcover souvenir books of color drawings and a few photographs of 1904 St. Louis Exposition, compliments of Friedman Bros. Shoe Co. (8) Thick multicolored photo booklet ‘Glimpses of the Jamestown Exposition and Picturesque Virginia’ which includes a fold-out map of the grounds. Overall fine condition with typical wear, mostly on covers.

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1893-1909 VARIOUS EXPOSITION COVERS/CARDS ................................................. PH $350-500

Five multicolored illustrated covers/cards: (1) 1893 Columbian Exposition unused Grant 1¢ postal card Scott UX10 with colorful portrait of Columbus, Machinery Building, another unidentified building & eagle holding American Flag; (2) Late use (1907) of 1901 Pan-American Exposition cover picturing U.S. Government Building, battleship & mounted gun, franked with Washington 2¢ #319 tied by Patterson, NJ, machine cancel; (3) 1901 Pan-American Exposition unused colorful SINGER MFG CO advertising cover with mythological style illustration of 3 women & a bunch of children engaged in various ‘arts’ and gold imprint on flap; (4) 1901 Pan-American oversized picture postcard (9"x6") with multicolored illustration of Machinery Building on front and B&W photo advertisement for Field Force Pump Co on back; and (5) 1909 Portola Festival with colorful view of San Francisco with ships & woman holding flags, franked with Washington 2¢ #332 tied by Berkeley, CA, wavy line cds, plus WX5 at lower left. Attractive group, some usual wear. Fine to very fine.

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483 /D 1776 JOSIAH BARTLETT HANDWRITTEN PROMISSORY NOTE W/ NAME, DECLARATION SIGNER ...... PH $750-1000

Complete intact booklet of 24 picture postcards, produced for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, by local firm Cardinell Vincent Co. Brown thick paper cover with photo of ships and titled ‘Seeing San Francisco California,’ cards are sepia toned prints taken from photographs of scenes around town and buildings at the Expo. Small scuff on front cover, cards in very fine condition and perforations intact.

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Promissory Note (4¼”x7½”) written entirely in Bartlett’s hand for illiterate borrower, naming himself as lender (which constitutes a signature). Note made July 7, 1772, docketed on reverse April 19, 1776 (a year to the day after Revolutionary War began). More than 50 words in Bartlett’s hand, with signature of two witnesses and ‘X’ of borrower. Folded vertically in thirds and horizontally in half. Light toning, creases and small edge tears, as expected, signature unaffected, save crease touching ‘J.’ Fine. (Accompanied by RR COA)

1940s EXPOSITION SHOW POSTERS ............... PH $400-600

Three one-sheet carnival posters created by Globe Poster Corp. sometime during the late 1940s. All three in beautiful bold color, rolled up so no folds. First poster measures 21"x28" and features the ‘Greater Exposition Shows, LTD.’ Second and third posters both feature ‘Bill Lynch Shows, Ltd.’, one of which measures 21"x28" and the other a very unusual 15"x42".

Condition of all three is Good, though with no folding does have some edge wear, foxing and mild smearing of the original colors, though the latter is hard to notice unless viewing close up. Suitable for framing.

484 / 1803 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

From a new find! Four-page folded letter on rag paper, signed, written and addressed entirely in Clay’s hand.

Letter, addressed to Thomas Hockley of Philadelphia, discusses legal case in which Clay refers to one of the parties as a ‘rascal.’ Outside of letter bears scarce straight-line upper-case ‘LEX. K MAR 4’ marking. Clay’s signature is an uncharacteristically complete ‘Henry Clay’ with a flourish! Nice example from early in Clay’s legal career.

Although later Clay free-frankings are not uncommon, handwritten signed letters with content by him are scarce, as most reside in permanent collections. Fine

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1761 PHILLIP LIVINGSTON, DECLARATION SIGNER, FULL HANDWRITTEN LETTER ...................... PH $2500-3500

Folded letter (7½”x9¾”), datelined New York, Aug 14, 1761.

Letter (4 pages, folded), to attorney Richard Law, thanks him for securing a sum of money, signed by Declaration signer ‘I am your Hum Servant Phil. Livingston,’ in clear brown ink. As historical note, Law was early abolitionist instrumental in outlawing slavery in Connecticut, beginning with co-authored omnibus bill in 1788. Letter has been professionally silked for preservation, with only minor staining from sealing wax visible.

Fine and historically relevant.

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485 / 1803 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY ............................................................................. PH $900-1200

Folded letter on rag paper (one page content), signed, addressed and written entirely in Clay’s hand. Letter, addressed to Samuel Johnston, David Williamson, James Somerville, William Loman and Charles Shequire (?) of Baltimore, discusses a legal case.

Outside of letter bears scarce straight-line upper-case ‘LEX. K AUG 30’ marking. Clay’s signature is an uncharacteristically complete ‘Henry Clay.’ Nice example from early in Clay’s legal career. Later Clay free-frankings are not uncommon, but handwritten signed letters by him are scarce, as most reside in permanent collections. Some edge wear, small tears and creasing.

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486 / 1805 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY ........................................................................... PH $1200-1700

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489 / 1850 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY WITH ‘FREE’ FRANKING ................................... PH $750-1000

Folded letter (short, one page content), written, signed and addressed entirely in Clay’s hand, as well as bearing handwritten ‘Free H. Clay’ signature (thus, two signatures). Letter, datelined ‘New Port 16th Aug 1850,’ addressed to Henry Grinnell of New York City. Letter simply a request of a friend to forward a letter to Clay’s son. Grinnell best known as philanthropist who became very involved with attempting to discover the fate of the Franklin Arctic Expedition. Outside of letter (effectively second piece of paper) bears circular ‘NEW PORT K.Y. AUG 16’ postmark and Clay’s franking signature.

Clay’s signature on letter appears as ‘ Your Friend, H. Clay.’

Attractive and scarce. Fine.

Folded letter on rag paper (one page content), written, signed and addressed entirely in Clay’s hand. Letter, addressed to Thomas Hockley of Philadelphia, discusses a various business matters. Outside of letter bears scarce straight-line mixed-case ‘LEX. K June 25’ marking. Clay’s signature is an uncharacteristically complete ‘Yr ob. Serv., Henry Clay.’ Later Clay free-frankings are not uncommon, but handwritten signed letters by him are scarce, as most reside in permanent collections. Fine.

487 / 1832 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY WITH ‘FREE’ FRANKING ..................................... PH $300-400

Folded letter (one page content), written, signed and addressed entirely in Clay’s hand, as well as bearing handwritten ‘Free H. Clay’ signature (thus, two signatures). Letter, datelined ‘Washington 10th March 1832,’ addressed to M.L. Davis of Albany, NY. Letter deals with various business matters. Outside of letter (effectively second piece of paper) bears circular red ‘CITY OF WASHINGTON MAR 11’ postmark and Clay’s franking signature. Clay’s signature on letter appears as typical ‘H. Clay.’ Letter has unfortunately been extensively repaired with tape that has not aged well. Letter signature not affected by stain, franking signature is. Still, clean autograph and good example of Clay’s signature. Good.

490 /D 1882 RAILROAD BOND SIGNED BY MULTIPLE VANDERBILT FAMILY MEMBERS ...................... PH $500-700

Engraved $10,000 (12½”x9") first mortgage railroad bond for the Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo RR, issued to William Vanderbilt, signed on front ‘W. Vanderbilt’ and ‘Chauncey Depew’ and signed on reverse by both Cornelius and Frederick Vanderbilt. Cancellation holes affect signatures on reverse, but not those of William Vanderbilt and Depew. Fine 491 /D 1928 THOMAS EDISON SIGNED CHECK .......... PH $600-800

American inventor and businessman Thomas Edison signed check. Written as ‘Thos A Edison’ when president of the Edison Botanic Research Corporation. Check from EBRC dated August 27, 1928, and made out to Mrs. George Hart in the amount of $141.90. Check measures 8¼”x3". Signature once black ink, now slightly faded. Standard cancellations. Very Fine.

488 / 1837 HANDWRITTEN LETTER BY HENRY CLAY WITH ‘FREE’ FRANKING ................................. PH $1000-1500

Folded letter (two page content), written, signed and addressed entirely in Clay’s hand, as well as bearing handwritten ‘Free H. Clay’ signature (thus, two signatures). Letter, datelined ‘Ashland 23d June 1837,’ bears legible remnants of Clay’s personal wax seal and is addressed to S.S. Bennett Esq of Marion, Ohio. Content regards sale, value and size of various horses, including the reference to more good ones ‘in Kentucky than in any other country in the world.’ Outside of letter (effectively second piece of paper) bears circular ‘LEXINGTON K.Y. postmark and Clay’s franking signature. Clay’s signature on letter also appears as characteristic ‘H. Clay.’ Clay freefrankings are not uncommon, but handwritten signed letters by him with content are scarce. Most reside in permanent collections. Fine.

492

1934-39 HARLEY-DAVIDSON LETTER LOT ...... PH $300-400

Group of 9 letters, all on Harley-Davidson Motor Co. letterhead, all sent to local Sales & Service dealer in Orlando Florida between 1934 and 1939. The standout letter from Public Safety Division and carries majestic art-deco style letterhead; this particular letter signed by ‘Wm H. Davidson’ in blue ink, but unfortunately secretarial. Most of letter contents refers to availability of various parts, dealer selling strategies, suggestion feedback, response to a complaint, and more. Rest of letters, typed out, signed by various company officials. Some letters are full 8"x10", others 8"x7". Above average condition for the era, with only major flaws being letter folds. Some interesting reads here!

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1935 WILLIAM H. DAVIDSON OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON TLS ................................ PH $1000-1500

Extremely rare signed typed letter by William H. Davidson, President of Harley-Davidson Motorcycles from 1942-1971 and son of founder William A. Davidson. Letter dated November 13, 1935, addressed to Orlando FL City Commissioner, in full: ‘Dear Mr. Gray / In compliance with your request of November 8, we have entered an order for 50 Mounted Officers Handbooks to be sent to you. / In addition, we are sending you three complete sets of our Safety Talks, and will be glad to supply additional sets if you would like them. / It is a pleasure to give you this cooperation. / Yours very truly, Harley-Davidson Motor Co. Public Safety Division.’

Davidson has signed as ‘Wm H. Davidson’ in brown ink. Letter itself is typed COPY, although signature is original and not a copy. Letter folds exist, corners and edges are Fine. Ultra-rare piece of Americana.

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D 1841-56 PRESIDENTIAL LAND GRANT COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $350-500

Assortment of 14 original signed land grants from President Tyler administration through Pierce. In 1833 Congress passed a law authorizing the President to appoint a special secretary to sign land patents, thus these signatures are all secretarial.

Partially printed DSs on vellum and paper each approximately 15"x10", all in various states of condition from Fair to Very Good, with various folds and tears, stains, and foxing. Nearly all save one have original Presidential seal in lower left corner still affixed. Lot features one from the Tyler administration (1841), four from Polk (1847-48), one from Fillmore (1852), and eight from Pierce (1853-56).

1960s ROSA PARKS SIGNED PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

American civil rights pioneer signed in black on gray-tone 8"x10" glossy reproduction of iconic photo of Parks on bus.

Very fine, with clear signature.

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1800s-1970s HISTORICAL FIGURE & ENTERTAINMENT CELEBRITY HAIR COLLECTION .................... PH $1500-2000

Collection of celebrity and historical figure strands of hair, all measuring approximately 1/8th” to 1/16th” long. Ex-owners of each hair: Ludwig van Beethoven, Jefferson Davis, James Dean, Henry Ford, George Harrison, John Lennon, Charles Lindbergh, Horatio Nelson, Secretariat (yes, the horse) and Elizabeth Taylor. These pieces of hair are part of the collection of Louis Mushro, a world renowned authenticator of hair from famous people. He has been featured on several media outlets including CNN, the ‘New York Times,’ Pawn Stars and more.

Each hair housed in large presentation, with provenance included as to how hairs were obtained, and always with COAs from Mushro.

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500

1946 ‘THE NEW WORLD’ BOOK ON EARLY AMERICAN PRINTS ............................................. PH $100-150

Hardcover first edition (1946), edited by Stefan Lorant. ‘The New World: The First Pictures of America’ is an attractive book mixing art with history, showing reproductions of early European depictions of Native Americans and their culture.

Subtitled ‘The First Pictures of America: Made by John White and Jacques Le Moyne and Engraved by Theodore de Bry, with Contemporary Narratives of the Huguenot Settlement in Florida 1562-1565 and the Virginia Colony 1585-1590.’ Topics include dress, crops, town layouts, fishing, chiefs and wartime.

Book in excellent condition, original dustjacket a bit toned, fountain pen ink stain at top, protected with clear plastic.

501

1950-63 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WAR POSTERS ............................................................. PH $200-300

Twelve posters depicting ‘The U.S. Army In Action’ issued between 1950-63. Each is artist’s rendering of a particular battle during United States military conflicts, including: ‘Merry Christmas, 1776,’ ‘The Battle of Chippewa,’ ‘The Rock of the Marne,’ ‘Raid on Ploesti,’ ‘The Road to Fallen Timbers,’ ‘First at Vicksburg,’ ‘Gatlings to the Assault,’ ‘Knocking out the Moros,’ ‘Breakthrough at Chipyong-Ni’ and more. Lot also includes two small Australian propaganda pieces for the RAAF. Condition of posters is good, except for bottoms, which are usually a little tattered BUT these are the parts to be removed for framing anyway. All folded into quarters.

1916-24 FORD, EDISON, FIRESTONE, HARDING CAMPING PHOTOGRAPHS ............................. PH $1000-1500

More than 750 5"x7" vintage sepia-toned gelatin prints taken during much-celebrated camping trips of American industrialists Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone, inventor Thomas Edison and essayist John Burroughs. These men who dubbed themselves ‘Vagabonds’ went on annual camping trips from 1916-24 to various American locales including the Florida Everglades, the Great Smoky Mountains and other heavily forested areas in the eastern United States. Firestone’s personal photographer took many photographs of their activities. This lot includes 79 distinct photos and between 5 and up to 30 copies of each print. Many gems found: Ford’s son Edsel playing the piano for Ford; Ford sitting in a chair tying his shoes; Edison chatting it up with President Harding, also featured in several other prints; many casual scenes such as building fires, eating, horseback riding and other outdoor activities. Some warping, but images all intact with excellent visual quality. Lot includes bits of ephemera & reading material relating to trips.

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1932 KING EDWARD VIII, AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO OF HOSTEL .......................................................... PH $400-600

Attractive vintage 11¾”x9" photo of the exterior of an ivycovered hostel, affixed to an 18"x14" mount. Photo signed on mount in fountain pen, ‘Edward P.’ Caption printed on mount reads, ‘Autographed by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on the occasion of the opening of the hostel, June 2, 1932.’ Fine condition, with some scattered light dings and surface loss to edges of mount. (RR Auction COA)

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Complete set of 6 volumes,plus index (1940 edition) with original blue cloth covers. Not ex-library, first volume inscribed as gift, others pristine; in very fine condition.

$300

Large picture postcard, 4¾”x6¾”, with collage picturing Black woman carrying glued on patterned material laundry basket, & with small tufts of ‘hair’ above ears. Address side franked with Pan-American 1¢ #294 tied by Boston, Mass, 1901 machine cancel & pictures small vignette of table with steaming cup of coffee. Copyrighted 1901 by Livermore & Knight Co, Providence, RI (No.267 (N)). Corners show wear. Fine to very fine.

1940 DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN HISTORY ..................................................... View photo online $100-150

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D 1425-50 ORIGINAL ILLUMINATED LEAF FROM ‘BOOK OF HOURS’ DEVOTIONAL VOLUME ..... PH $400-600

Attractive Medieval piece (4"x6½”) mounted in two-sided matte for viewing both sides. Most decorative side red-line-ruled for 16 lines, with illumination in 7 colors! Most of Latin text in brown, but also parts in red (two shades), blue (two shades), white and two of the large letters in gold (real gold, likely bound in egg). Manuscript from Northern France (likely Paris), and begins with conclusion of Isaiah 11:2-3, ‘And the spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him...’ Books of Hours, personal prayer books, reveal much about the times and those privileged few who could afford to have them created. Fine.

– GERMAN – 504

1940s LENI RIEFENSTAHL (HITLER’S DIRECTOR FRIEND) SIGNED IMAGES (x4) .......................... PH $300-400

Leni Rifenstahl (1902-2003) was German film director and intimate friend of Hitler. She filmed the propaganda classic, ‘Triumph of the Will.’ Four signed photo images, each generally about 4"x6" B&W, magazine photos of the director or scenes from her films, mounted and signed by Riefenstahl. Fine.

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1923-39 ‘SCHUETZENKOENIG’ CEREMONIAL NECKLACE WITH SILVER COINS & TOKENS ............................................................................... PH $600-800

From the small Bavarian town of Dingolfing, this elaborate necklace was presented to the annual champion of the local Shooting Club. This ‘Schuetzenkoenig’ (marksman king) was honored for a year and wore the necklace in the Schuetzenfest parade. Similar ceremonies continue to this day; Dingolfing re-started its Shooting Club in 2008. Necklace has 19 coins or tokens, mostly silver, attached at various points, singly or in groups of 3. Each section has small metal plate attached with engraved name of the Schuetzenkoenig and years of reign. Years range from 1923/24 to 1938/39, when either the weight of the necklace or the war ended necklace’s tenure. Coins include 1768 Bavaria 1 thaler (KM #234.1); 1851 Bavaria 2 gulden; 1867 Prussia 2 thaler (KM 636); 1901 Prussia 2m (KM 525); 1911 Bavaria 3m Ludwig (KM 517); 1911 Wurttemberg 3m royal family (KM 636); 1913 Prussia 2m (KM 532); 1914 Bavaria 3m (KM 520); 1937 Germany 5m. Tokens include Iron Cross with target & rifles; 1888 Bavarian shooting match; 1910 King Ludwig & son; 1927 national shooting match; 1927 President Hindenberg (x3); 1936 Olympic with rings & swastika; 1938 Munich Agreement showing four leaders. At bottom are large tokens, one with lion rampant, other with ‘Dem Schuetzen-Koenig!’ and image of William Tell with bow and son. Attractive cultural artifact, coins with typical wear, much silver value, very fine condition overall.

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1933 STUTTGART TURNFEST PENNANT ......... PH $150-250

Two gorgeous sterling silver reproduction Torah pointers in the style of those from late 19th century, each about 11½” long, other 6". Long one has decorative eagle topper and small inlaid ‘stone’. Smaller one has square top with menorah and inlaid ‘stone.’ Extremely ornate decoration, both with light casting marks and welds visible. Fine, with beautiful workmanship. Manufacture date unknown.

Embroidered banner for 15th Stuttgart Gymnastics Meet, ’15.

Deutsches Turnfest Stuttgart 1933,’ approximately 25" x 4½”, brass hanger at top, Stuttgart manufacturer’s label on back, light soiling, wrinkles (could be pressed), fine. Colorful and scarce.

– ITALIAN – 507 /D 1928 MUSSOLINI & KING EMANUELE III SIGNED DOCUMENT .......................................................... PH $300-400

Official government document about military service (9½”x14½”), dated Feb 23, 1928. Signed boldly on back in fountain pen by Benito Mussolini (slight smear in signature) and King Vittorio Emanuele III. Document with docketing notations. Minor left edge faults where sheet was removed from original book. Fine and scarce.

514

BRAZIL 1874 ALS BY EMPEROR DOM PEDRO II .... PH

515

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– AUTOGRAPHS – 517 /D 1969 SIMON WIESENTHAL COLLECTION, LETTER, PHOTO, CARD, ALL SIGNED .............................. PH $400-600

Three items, each bearing a flowing ballpoint signature of Simon Wiesenthal, famed Nazi hunter. First is printed letter (in french) signed at bottom; second is 3¾”x6" B&W litho portrait card (also signed at bottom); and 3"x5" card with bold blue ballpoint signature. Very fine and scarce group.

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– ARTIFACTS – 510

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER TORAH POINTERS (x2) ..................................................... PH $400-600

Two sterling silver Torah pointers. Longest 11" and other 6".

Longer pointer has decorative lion and enameled red knobs, pointer has couple small dents and surface break near maker’s mark. Smaller one has Star of David topper and small inlaid stone. Ornate decoration on both with wear from use. Fine, despite minor damage.

511

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER REPRODUCTION TORAH POINTER & MEZUZA CASE .................. PH $400-600

Gorgeous sterling silver reproduction Torah pointer and Mezuza case in the style of those from late 19th century. Pointer is 6", cast and has ornate filigree and Star of David, as well as small set ‘stone’. Similarly 3¾” Mezuza case shows intricate detail and also has ‘stone.’ Light casting marks and welds visible.

Fine, with beautiful workmanship. Manufacture date unknown.

1940s CONCENTRATION CAMP JACKET ....... PH $750-1000

Original jacket used in unspecified concentration camp. Some staining as expected, good condition. (Part of assembled uniform offered in Mohawk Arms Auction. Photocopy of original Mohawk Arms Auction COA for uniform included) 519

1940s CONCENTRATION CAMP METAL TAGS, STUTTHOF & MAUTHAUSEN ... View photo online $200-300

Four metal tags, either circular or oval (max dimension 2") that were likely furniture inventory tags. All four bear Third Reich Eagle symbol. Two from Stutthof and one from Mauthausen. Aged, fine.

520

D 1940s UNUSED CONCENTRATION CAMP DOCUMENTS (x2) ...................... View photo online $150-250

Two different preprinted documents, one general two sided form (8¼”x12") and other is one sided declaration form (5¾”x8¼”). Margin tear at bottom of larger document.

521

1940s CONCENTRATION CAMP & ATROCITIES PHOTOS (x42) ...................................................... PH $400-500

Group of 42 different 3"x4½” B&W photos of German concentration camp atrocities. Photos, of type made for broad distribution, are age toned, but otherwise fine, with markings on reverse. Many stark and graphic images. From the Ukrainian MVD archives (Ministry of Internal Affairs).

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1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER REPRODUCTION TORAH POINTERS (x3) ......... PH $400-600

Three sterling silver reproduction Torah pointers in the style of those from late 19th century, each about 12" long, and each with decorative topper and small inlaid ‘stone’. Extremely ornate decoration on all three, with light casting marks and welds visible. Fine, beautiful workmanship. Manufacture date unknown.

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1894 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STERLING KLEZMER FIGURINES ........................................................... PH $250-350

Five different sterling Klezmer figurines, all 2¼” tall with Imperial Sterling markings, dated 1894. Makers marks worn from repeated polishing, but present. Attractive and scarce.

Fine.

509 /D 1995 MOTHER TERESA TYPEWRITTEN, SIGNED PRAYER CARD NOTE TO INDIVIDUAL .............. PH $300-400

Prayer card from Missionaries of Charity (with passage and photo of Teresa on reverse) containing short typewritten note signed by Mother Teresa in blue ink, a thank you for donation to Mother Teresa’s charity. Signed ‘Cee Teresa MC,’ very fine and attractive.

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER REPRODUCTION FABERGE STYLE EGGS (x2) ............................... PH $400-600

Two gorgeous sterling silver reproduction cast Faberge style eggs in the style of those from late 19th century, each about 5" tall. One has ornate conical base (with Star of David on inner platform). Other has cherub holding egg as base (with fancy lion on inner platform). Both have several small inlaid ‘stone’ decorations, and both with light casting marks and welds visible. Fine, beautiful workmanship. Manufacture date unknown.

$300

Autographed letter signed by Emperor Dom Pedro II of Brazil, datelined ‘Rio 23 Juillet 1874’ below signature. Original cover includes, addressed to Professor Peligot, who was a professor of organic chemistry and an important scientist of the time.

Inside the letter, attached is the business card of Dr. Domingos Jose Friere Junior, a professor and physician of some repute at the time. Letter is very fine; cover has pen notations in address panel (noting it’s from Dom Pedro) and slightly reduced at right.

1894 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STERLING HASIDIC FIGURINES ........................................................... PH $250-350

Five different sterling Hasidic figurines, all 2¼” tall and with Imperial Sterling markings, dated 1873. Makers marks worn from repeated polishing, but present. Attractive and scarce.

Fine.

– OTHER, HISTORICAL AUTOGRAPHS – 508

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER REPRODUCTION TORAH POINTERS (x2) ......... PH $300-400

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1940s ‘RUG BEATER’ MADE AT NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

An irregular 7"x8½” swatch of fabric from inmate’s uniform taken from the Dachau concentration camp. Accompanied by Alexander Autographs COA (for larger piece), which states this fabric was tagged as taken from Dachau and displayed in the Holocaust section at the Michigan Military Museum.

532

1945 “THE BUTCHER” COLOR PRINT .............. PH $350-500

“THE BUTCHER” color print characterizes Heinrich Himmler as bloody “Butcher.” Right side of prints lists major concentration camps using Polish lettering. Only 1,450 issued in Goettingen, Germany, 9½”x12¾”, mounted on 12½”x17" black paper with title inscribed in three languages, English, French & Polish. First time we have seen anything like this. Fine condition.

524

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HESSISCH-LICHTENAU 534

1950s-70s SELECTION OF RUSSIAN & POLISH CONCENTRATION CAMP MEMORABILIA ........ PH $200-300

Interesting group includes: 5 badges from meetings of Buchenwald survivors (all ’50s and ’60s); 7 pins from Katin, village from Belorussia burned to ground with all inhabitants; 5 variations of silver and gold colored Polish Auschwitz Cross issued for survivors of KZ camps, both Communist and Poland variations (with letters ‘PRL’ on backs) and post-Communist (with letters ‘PR) on reverse). Total of 17 items in all. Very fine.

1945 LABOR CAMP PRESENTATION ALBUM ... PH $200-300

Likely unique presentation photo album titled “MINISTERIAL COLLECTING CENTER ENCLAVE AREA/ HESS. LICHTENAU, GERMANY.” Consists of 27 pages, 9"x6¾”, each bearing original B&W photo (5½”x4¼”) of various individuals and structures associated with the camp. The Germans used this labor camp to store Third Reich documents, but also had horrific past as it was sub-camp of Buchenwald.

Laborers at this camp worked on munitions and other dangerous tasks. Most interesting piece of Judaica in excellent condition.

1945 LIBERATED CONCENTRATION CAMP VICTIMS PHOTOS (x12) ...................................... PH $150-250

Lot of 12 original B&W photos (most about 2"x3" each) taken by liberating American G.I. depicting victims, survivors and facilities at unidentified concentration camp. Aging to be expected. Many stark and horrible images.

526

1945 CONCENTRATION CAMP GRUESOME PHOTOS (x5) .............................. View photo online $150-250

Five B&W photos (5"x6¾”) taken by 166th Signal Corp on May 6, 1945. Text below each photo reads “Jewish women died from Brutality and malnutrition lying in the field awaiting burial...at the Hergen-Hein concentration camp.” Vivid and horrible images with three different images.

1945 CONCENTRATION CAMP GRUESOME PHOTOS (x9) ........................................................ PH $250-350

Nine B&W photos (5"x6¾”) taken by 166th Signal Corp between April 14 & April 24, 1945. Text below each photo describing horrifying scene, each from liberated concentration camp including Buchenwald, Weimar & Schwartenxenfield.

Vivid and horrible images. One dup.

1945 CAPTAIN EDITH M. SWANEY ESTATE ..... PH $300-400

Captain Swaney served as permanent member of US military staff at Dachau concentration camp during liberation. Estate group consists of two different passes allowing her to enter and leave camp at any time of day or night, and group of 15 B&W photos (3½”x2½”) Captain Swaney took of camp after liberation including some gruesome images. Some aging to photos as expected.

A 23" long ‘rug beater’ with wooden handle and leather straps, purportedly handmade at a Nazi concentration camp. Used primarily for beating the dust out of uniforms. Great condition.

523

1940s INMATE UNIFORM FABRIC FROM DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP ................... PH $200-300

MAUTHAUSEN 535

1940s SS CAMP GUARD METAL CASE ............. PH $150-250

Engraved 5"x1¾”x½” metal case, front engraved with skull and back with lettering & plant stem. Perhaps used for glasses.

Aged, good condition.

OHRDRUF

AUSCHWITZ 527

1940s CONCENTRATION CAMP BARBED WIRE PIECES ................................................................. PH $200-300

536

Nine B&W different photos (5"x6¾") taken by 166th Signal Corp on April 10, 1945. Texts below each photo describes images of liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp. Vivid and horrible images.

Three strands of Barbed Wire (max 3" long) from Auschwitz Concentration Camp, one is broken. Very scarce. (AAG International Auctions COA) B U C H E N WA L D 528

1940s CANTEEN CIGARETTE VOUCHERS (x4) ........................................................................ PH $150-250

R AV E N S B R U C K 537

Four 2½”x2" vouchers for five cigarettes each from concentration camp canteen at Buchenwald. Two are in vertical pair (unusual).

1940s SS CANTEEN ARTIFACTS (x3) ............... PH $300-400

Three metal serving items all marked “SS Hauptzugamt/ Dachau.” Includes two condiment cups, one 4" diameter, 4" tall and other about 2½” diameter, 1½” tall. Last item 5" long creamer. Some aging and signs of use. Good to very good condition.

530

1940s SS GLAZED CERAMIC CUPS (x2) .......... PH $150-250

1939-45 GERMAN SS HAIR CLIPPERS FROM FEMALE CONCENTRATION CAMP .................... PH $300-400

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.’

DACHAU 529

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SACHSENHAUSEN 538

DACHAU 1940s SS DIVISION CUP ..................... PH $150-250

Metal cup (1½” tall, about 2½” diameter bowl) with engraving on side of bowl reading ‘SS-Hauptzugamt/Sachsenhausen’.

Aging and signs of wear.

Two grayish white colored cups (2" tall, 1¾" diameter; 1½" tall, 1¼" diameter) both with 'SS Lazarett/Muenchen-Dachau' marking on bottom. Fine condition.

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539

1944 COVER FROM INMATE .............................. PH $150-250

Cover from inmate August Christ at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp near Berlin. Franked with damaged 12pf and two very fine 6pf Hitler stamps, tied by two strikes Oranienburg postmarks dated April 26, 1944. Addressed to Frau Lucia Christ in Buetzbach, backflap has inmate’s name, birthdate, prisoner number and Block number. On front is proper violet circular K.L. Sachsenhausen censor mark. Very fine.

542

543

D 1942 JEWISH COMMUNITY IN PRAGUE DOCUMENT .......................................................... PH $200-300

One sided, preprinted, 8¼”x5¾” document in both German & Czech from Jewish Labor Central (headquarters). Document is permit to Jewish doctor allowing him to skip public snow shoveling because of ill-health. Light central vertical fold, very fine.

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D 1942 ESTONIAN POLICE SECRET DOCUMENT ............................................................................... PH $200-300

‘Geheim’ (secret) 8¾”x5" Estonian police order to give ‘special treatment’ to paratrooper and ‘Jewish partisans.’ In other words, execute the three men listed. Although called ‘Jewish,’ the men were not. By calling them ‘Jewish Partisans’ Estonian police thought they were putting them down. Usual aging apparent.

D 1934 THIRD REICH RACIAL DEPARTMENT DOCUMENT .......................................................... PH $400-600

Partially printed two-sided document (12"x8") that establishes proof of Jewish Ancestry (‘Juedisch’). The ‘Juedisch’ handstamp is applied for every relative, going back to great grand parents, of one Artur Kolbe. It left little doubt as to what the Nazis’ determination for Mr. Kolbe would be. In 1935, he is officially ruled ‘Juedisch’ on bottom of second side. Very scarce and important document as it demonstrates how far back in family history Nazis would go in determining the ‘purity’ of an individual.

D 1942 DOCUMENTS RELATING TO GESTAPO PRISON GUARD ................................................... PH $400-600

Three items related to prison guard career of one man, Franz Erben. First is April 28, 1942, ‘Oath of Loyalty to Fatherland,’ promotion of Erben to position of Senior Prison Guard, dated May 18, 1942, and third is envelope of solicitor general at Litomerice with his personal rubber-stamped marking.

Promotion document is signed in ink by Gau personnel Chief Starrach. Rare and fine group.

– DOCUMENTS – 540

545

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D 1945 TWO PIECES OF EVIDENCE FROM NUREMBERG TRIAL ........................................... PH $400-600

One is photocard and other is photo on stiff card (7¼”x10¼”) with both images depicting Nazi officers in uniform. They were used as proof that these two were active in Third Reich. Each imprinted on back reading ‘Official Trial Document/Trial/ Evidence/Not to be published!/Not to be released to the public/ for any reason’ and with Exhibit number. Aged but rarely offered material.

545

551X

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– GHETTOS – 546

Each executed in various colored inks, each signed and dated by artist and both 5½”x7½” in size. Obtained by collector from Ukraine in early 1990s, believed to have originated in Kiev Ghetto, about 60 to 80 such pieces are known. Excellent condition.

547

1948 PASSOVER HAGGADAH PRINTED AT FOEHRENWALD DP CAMP ................................. PH $500-700

Medium size 14pp. booklet (about 5½”x8"), a Passover Haggadah prepared for residents of Foehrenwald Displaced Persons Camp. This was the third largest Jewish DP camp after the war, located near Munich, administered by Americans until 1951 and was the last DP camp to close (1957). At first the camp was for various Eastern Europeans, but by late 1945 it became exclusively for Jewish refugees and survivors. Jewish life was quite active there, with a newspaper, social groups and yeshiva; this pamphlet shows an active religious life. Front cover has ‘Haggadah’ in Hebrew at top, drawing shows multi-generational family sitting around a table at seder; camp’s name at lower left. All in Hebrew, on primitive paper. Some staining and minor edge wear. Fine.

1932, TWO JUDAIC ARTIST SIGNED DRAWINGS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

1940s JUDAIC DRAWINGS ON REVERSE OF HITLER POSTAL CARDS (x4) ............................. PH $200-300

Four different designs, each drawn on back of 6pf Hitler postal card in black ink. Likely made by Ghetto artist. Fine to very fine.

548

1940s JUDAIC DRAWINGS ON REVERSE OF HITLER POSTAL CARDS (x5) ............................. PH $200-300

Five different designs, each drawn on back of 6pf Hitler postal card in black ink. Likely made by Ghetto artist. Some ink smearing, fine to very fine.

549

1940s GHETTO RUBBER HAND STAMPS ......... PH $200-300

Two different 4½” tall rubber hand stamps, one is ‘Warsaw Jude,’ other Litzmannstadt Ghetto. Fine condition.

LITZMANNSTADT 550

1942 CANDLE HOLDER COVER ......................... PH $250-350

Metal 5½” diameter cover for candle holder with Star of David design punched in center bearing ‘Ghetto Litzmannstadt 1942’ imprint on reverse.

LW OW 551

D 1943-44 REGISTRATION FORMS (x2) ............... PH $150-250

Two preprinted, two sided, forms (8¼”x5¾”) used for determining individual’s work, each with oval blue Lwow Ghetto hand stamps. Excellent condition for these.

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UKRAINE 552

1942-43 LEMBERG JUDENRAT POSTMARKS ..................................................... View photo online $150-250

Three identical postal cards with bilingual German/Polish pre-printed form for addresses and stamp on one side, blank on others. None mailed. On blank side each has Occupied Poland 2 groszy gray-black Hitler stamp affixed at center (Scott N76), each tied by ‘Judenrat/a/Lemberg’ postmarks; two dated Dec 30, 1942, one June 8, 1943. Some light foxing to wartime paper, otherwise very fine.

WA R S AW 553

1940s RUBBER HAND STAMPS ......................... PH $250-350

Three different 4½” tall rubber hand stamps, each with Star of David in center, but different lettering around Star. Lettering probably indicates that they belong to different departments such as police, workshop, etc. Fine condition.

554

1940s GHETTO POLICE BREAST & HAT BADGES ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Two six sided emblems, one 2" Breast Badge with pin & ‘RZM’ mark on reverse, and other 1¼” Hat Badge with post. Fine condition.

555

1945 ‘GUARDS BY THE WALLS OF THE GHETTO’ COLOR PRINT ...................................................... PH $300-400

‘GUARDS BY THE WALLS OF THE GHETTO’ color print characterizes two Nazi guards at wall of Warsaw Ghetto.

Interestingly, guards are wearing patches of Ukrainian SS volunteers. Only 1,450 issued in Poland, 9½”x12¾”, mounted on 12½”x17" black paper with title inscribed in three languages, English, French & Polish. First time we have seen anything like this. Fine condition.

– HOLOCAUST – 556

561

Stamps released to commemorate Holocaust. Imperforate proof sheet of 25, without gum. Issued stamps on gummed paper and perforated. Scarce and a great addition to Holocaust collection. Extremely fine.

– PROPAGANDA – 562

Metal cigarette case (3"x4"x½”) with engraved anti-Semitic symbolism on front of case. Good condition.

1940s GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC CIGARETTE CASE ..................................................................... PH $200-300

563

Metal cigarette case (3"x4½”x½”) with engraved anti-Semitic symbolism on front of case. Good condition.

558

559

564

560

1945 GRUESOME HOLOCAUST PHOTOS (x12) ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Twelve B&W photos (5"x6¾”) taken by 166th Signal Corp on April 29, 1945. Various texts below each photo describes citizens burying mostly slave labor camp victims murdered by Nazis in the woods around Nurnburg. Vivid and horrible images with couple of dups.

565

1930 NSDAP ANTISEMITIC PUBLICATIONS ..... PH $200-300

Two softbound publications: ‘Die Juden,’ by Gottfried Feder, a key early Nazi leader, 1933, 80 pages and ‘Nationalsozialismus und Klasse,’ by Dr. Rudolf, 1931, 52 pages. Filled with the usual Nazi propaganda and nonsense. Some aging but very good condition for this type of publication.

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1930s NSDAP PUBLICATIONS INCLUDING RACE LAWS ......................................................... PH $500-700

Seven NSDAP publications. Includes infamous ‘Race Laws of Third Reich,’ by Wilhelm Frick, 1934, 16 pages, an explanation of race laws to press corps. Others include two volumes of Hitler speeches from 1935 & 1936, ‘Der Schulingsbrief’ (x3), primer on German History, race and so forth published by Dr Robert Ley in 1934-36 period and confidential book on Reich’s Justice Dept (1936). Aging & some staining as one would expect. Valuable group.

1945 ‘KONZENTRATIONS-LAGER’ BOOK ........ PH $350-500

Softbound publication by Eugene Aronlanu, 130 pages plus additional photo pages. This publication was document #F321, evidence at the Nuremberg Military Tribunal. Apparently this book was given to each participant in the tribunal so that participant could become acquainted with the evidence to be presented. Well worn and soiled but extremely rare.

1920s ANTI-SEMITIC NOTGELD (x22) ............... PH $200-300

Notgeld from towns of Altenwerder (scarce group of 5 with strong images), Paderborn (1), Alchaffenburg (1), Urnstadt (x8), Sternbeg (x2) and Rignitz (x5). All different except Sternberg and Rignitz, which duplicate. All near mint.

D 1942 ‘FRAGEBOGEN’ FOR JEWISH DOCTOR .. PH $250-350

Original four page, two sided, 8½”x12" questionnaire (‘questionnaire for the initial messages of the healing professions’) issued by German Occupation administration to a Jewish doctor, Alfred Heinrich. Every Jewish doctor was required to have document to practice medicine. Folded horizontally and vertically. Fine.

1913 EARLY ANTI-SEMITIC GERMAN BOOK ... PH $200-300

Paper bound 32 page book plus cover, ‘Juedische Anekdoten’ with sterotypical facial image of Jew. Contents are notes or brief stories of what Jews supposedly do in life. Foreshadows the anti-semitic wave that was to come between the Wars. We have never seen this book before. Rare and fine.

1940s GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC CIGARETTE CASE ..................................................................... PH $200-300

557

P 2000 RUSSIAN 2r HOLOCAUST COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMP PROOF SHEET ..................... PH $300-400

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554

556

557

558

555

559

560X

562

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1940S USA & NETHERLANDS ANTI-SEMITIC BOOKLETS, MANY PHOTOS .............................. PH $300-400

Two anti-Semitic soft-cover books published in early 1940s, ‘Die Juden in USA,’ and ‘De Juden in Nederland.’ USA Book (7"x10") contains more than 100 photographs of American public figures whom the book suggests are Jewish, based on unflattering photographs (Frances Perkins!). Politicians, financiers and Hollywood folks all get the treatment. Nederland book (6"x8¾”) is 63 pages with extensive text in Dutch and numerous unflattering photos. Similar to USA book, this work was intended to convince Dutch about ‘evils of Jews.’ USA book has been nibbled by something at upper right (affects some of content); Nederland volume has aging and wear, but overall good condition.

570

566

1930s ‘JUDEN STELLEN SICH VOR’ ANTI-SEMITIC COLORING BOOK .............................................. PH $900-1200

A B&W propaganda coloring book (‘Jews Introduce Themselves’) aimed at compelling German youth to adopt antiSemitic attitudes. Book is 6"x9" and published by Julius Streicher in 1934. Most of the illustrations, by noted cartoonist Philipp Rupprecht (pen name ‘Fips’) were subsequently used in ‘Der Stuermer.’ Caricatures of each of the 25 men feature stereotypical large noses, hirsute arms and gigantic lips that cast Jews in worst light possible. Includes slovenly artist, screaming politician, idiotic-looking rabbi, fat grubbing banker and unattractive nude, dubbed ‘the naked truth.’ Forward begins with commitment to ‘battle against the Jews.’ Cover faults, including small tear and staining along spine. All 25 images pristine other than some edge dings. Rare.

567

Two different eight page movie programs (8¾”x11¾”) with text and sepia colored movie stills. Includes ‘Jude Suess’ and Der ewige Jude.’ Both of these notorious films were loaded with usual stereotyping and allied Third Reich nonsense.

Second listed program creased vertically and both punch holed for book insertion. Scarce.

571

568

572

573

1940s PLAQUE ‘NOT FOR JEWS’ ...................... PH $300-400

Thin metal over Masonite plaque (5½”x3" in size) inscribed ‘Nicht fuer Juden’ (Not for Jews). Probably displayed in a restaurant or another public establishment. Some ink fading and normal wear but still fine condition.

574

1940s ORIGINAL NASDAP ANTI-SEMITIC POSTER ................................................................ PH $300-400

B&W image (8"x11") well known to Germans at time of Red Army Jewish commissar. Imprint below talks about Jewish plutocrat with American-British-Bolshevik connections. Scarce and in excellent condition.

575

1940s ORIGINAL NASDAP ANTI-SEMITIC POSTER ............................................................................... PH $300-400

B&W image (8"x11") of ‘oberburgermeister of New York, eternal Jew La Guardia.’ Preposterous piece of propaganda as one can be sure La Guardia never knew about his Jewish ancestors. Scarce, some aging, excellent condition.

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1940s PLAQUE ‘JEWS UNDESIRABLE’ ............. PH $300-400

Thin metal over Masonite plaque (7"x3¾” in size) inscribed ‘Juden unerwuenscht’ (Jews undesirable). Probably displayed in a restaurant or another public establishment. Some ink fading, spotting and normal wear but still fine condition.

1940 ‘JUDE SUESS’ MOVIE BROADSIDE .......... PH $350-500

Black & gray broadside (9"x15") advertising infamous antiSemitic film ‘Jude Suess.’ We have never seen this broadside before. Better condition than one might expect to find, fresh and fine.

1940s PLAQUE ‘JEWS WILL NOT BE SERVED HERE’ ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Thin metal over Masonite plaque (5½”x3¾” in size) inscribed ‘Juden werden hier nicht bedient’ (Jews will not be served here).

Probably displayed in a restaurant or another public establishment.

Some ink fading and normal wear but still fine condition.

1937 GERMANY ‘THE ETERNAL JEW,’ PRINTED TO PRIVATE ORDER POSTAL CARDS .............. PH $400-600

Four examples, two each, one mint, one with special commemorative postmark (unmailed), of Michel PP127-C18 and PP127-C31. One card light corner crease, other three fresh, very fine. Nice group.

1940 ANTI-SEMITIC GERMAN MOVIE PROGRAMS (x2) ........................................................................ PH $300-400

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571

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578

D 1940s ORIGINAL ANTI-SEMITIC FLYER GERMANS DROPPED ON RUSSIAN TROOPS ..................... PH $200-300

Two B&W images (8"x11"), one depicting ‘Jewish bolshevistic paradise’ & similar one depicting German family living life under Hitler. Horizontal format, one with edge tear. Fine condition.

577

1940s ORIGINAL NASDAP ANTI-SEMITIC & ANTI-ROOSEVELT POSTERS (x2) ..................... PH $300-400

Two B&W images (8"x11"), one depicting Eleanor Roosevelt presenting award to un-identified black lady with horrific text below talking about Mrs Roosevelt’s Jewish blood connection and nonsense about ‘Negroide Juedische Edelrasse’ & other depicting President Roosevelt sweating during speech with caption reading ‘Schieber....’ Both with edge tears. Rare and in fine condition.

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Anti-Semitic flyer (6"x8") dropped on Russian troops by the Germans during WWII. Front ‘poetry’ reads ‘Kick the Jew-Commissar, his face is asking for a brick!’ Back is free pass to surrender without being molested. Rare and fine.

579

1942 RARE GERMAN FELDPOST ‘WERT KEINEN PFENNIG’ CARDS W/CHAMBERLAIN & W/CHURCHILL ..................................................... PH $300-400

Scarce Feldpost cards with multicolored caricatures in place of stamp imprint, only a handful known and these are usually faulty. Each card has General Gouvernment issue franking on left tied by special ’26.X.1943' 4th Anniversary ‘Krakau’ cds.

Chamberlain card sent from soldier (Lg. P.A. Konisberg) to Father (Hamburg), with note on back, franked with Cracow Castle 10z (Scott N73); Churchill card unaddressed, franked with Hitler 24g + 1z (Scott NB34) top margin strip of 3, eagle on swastika selvage imprint. Very fine.

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580

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1944 FRENCH ANTI-SEMITIC ‘THE ARMY OF CRIME’ POSTER ................................................................ PH $400-600

Rare 10"x15½” bicolored poster depicting French Underground as band of criminals and contains head portrait photos of members who are Jews (‘Juif’) from Poland & Hungary. Also non-Jews considered as undesirables such as Spanish and Armenian. Folded both vertically & horizontally. We have never seen poster like this before. Fine condition.

Bold signature of famed French field marshal in black ink on striking sepia portrait photo card. COA is as interesting as signed card in that it is 1918 handwritten card from Foch’s chief of cabinet, Pupier.

585

– CIVIL WAR – 1860 JOHN A. DAHLGREN ALS .......................... PH $150-250

First chief of Naval Ordnance Bureau, one page signed (JA Dahlgren) handwritten letter from Navy Yard, dated Dec 9, concerning report on “Gerry’s Battery.” It is possible letter was written during 1862-63 period (War years) when he was Chief of Bureau of Ordnance with rank of Captain, rank he received

by Act of Congress at President Lincoln’s urging. His redesign of shell for Paixhans gun led to new name of Dahlgren gun.

Vertical crease through signature.

– WORLD WAR II – AMERICAN 586

1915 GERMAN WWI WAR GAME: THE U-BOAT WAR ........................................... PH $2000-3000

Rare German Navy WWI board game from 1915 titled “The U-Boat War”. Extremely colorful detailed painted graphics on both box lid and game board, depicting U-Boats navigating the seas and torpedoing ships while evading Allied countermeasures. Zeppelins and warplanes also shown peripherally as part of the larger warfare mechanism of the German Imperial Army. Game represents extent to which reality of wartime was used by the German government for propaganda and nationalist feeling amongst the population. Complete with instructions.

Playing pieces are 6 long metal U-Boats, 2" length, with no paint loss. Game box measures 15"x10", large tri-fold opened game board is 22"x14". Game in OUTSTANDING condition, remarkable for its age.

583

587

588

1942 WORLD WAR II ‘AVENGE DECEMBER 7th’ VINTAGE POSTER ............................................... PH $200-300

Dramatic original World War II poster depicting a sailor with his fist raised, standing above a scene of an exploding battleship, with the words ‘Avenge December 7’ in red across the middle of the poster. Created by artist Bernard Perlin and issued in 1942 by the U.S. Office of War Information (OWI).

This full color poster measures 28½”x40" and has one vertical fold and three horizontal folds. Only slightest wear at a couple corners, others quite sharp. Mild foxing on reverse. Excellent historical propaganda piece, suitable for framing.

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1940s AMERICAN MILITARY CLOTHING FROM WWII ERA ............................................................. PH $500-700

Four articles of clothing from WWII era: (1) Tunic from Army 8th Airborne division, owner was lieutenant colonel (silver oak leaf insignia) and an engineer (castle badges); (2) Tunic with shoulder patch from 11th Air Force, based in Alaska, wearer was corporal, with good conduct and one other badge, size 42; (3) Tunic with Army Air Corp 20th Air Force shoulder patch, rank of sergeant first class, three badges (good conduct, WWII victory and one other), size 36XL; (4) Tunic with Army Air Force shoulder patch, rank of sergeant first class, three badges on chest, size 37. Two pairs of matching trousers accompany.

Each appears to have all buttons intact, have been kept in very fine condition with some wrinkling from storage.

1917-18 WORLD WAR I INFORMATION BOOKLETS LOT ....................................................................... PH $200-300

Total of 16 wartime booklets and pamphlets published by the Committee on Public Information in 1917 and 1918 during the Great War. Features 9 of the first 10 volumes of ‘War Information Series’ pamphlets (missing #9), with titles such as ‘The War Message and Facts Behind It,’ ‘The Nation at Arms,’ and ‘American Loyalty.’ Also, 7 larger booklets with titles like ‘The Battle Line of Democracy: Prose and Poetry of the World War,’ ‘German War Practices,’ ‘How the War Came to America,’ and ‘War Cyclopedia.’ One of these booklets entirely in Swedish (‘Hur Kriget Kom Till Amerika’). Also features vintage Index for Literary Digest Liberty Map of the Western Front, published by Funk & Wagnals. Condition ranges from Fair to Very Good.

1910s-40s ONE FAMILY’S WARTIME SOUVENIRS ............................................................................... PH $400-600

One family’s military souvenirs, mostly WWII but some WWI, both American and German. Mostly souvenirs picked up by American G.I. after WWII. Includes small boxes of various patches, badges and medals, with Good Conduct and Army of Occupation. Group of WWI era medals and tokens, 8 from Germany, one from France, several with Iron Cross design, one with rifles and town scene (Niederbay), one 1938 Nazi Germany ‘der deutschen Mutter’ medal with neck strap. Group of daggers, with four large size, one with sheath, with minimal markings; one fancy Nazi dagger in sheath with eagle emblem and yellow spiral handle, marked ‘Eickhorn’ on handle; one bayonet attachement, unsure of origin. Finally the Nazi flags, with eight of various sizes and condition, including one gold-trimmed and two large ones (one long red banner w/o swastika), most generally clean, some soiled; additional two round white cloths with large black swastike, likely center cuts from enormous flags; two small pennants, one regular Nazi flag, other with NSFK emblem and swastika (air defense). Items all appear genuine as G.I. name matches the Indiana consignor.

Fine to very fine condition.

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582

1918 AMERICAN SERGEANT’S TUNIC ............. PH $250-350

Regular Army button-up tunic (size 38 long) from American WWI soldier. All buttons intact, most showing Great Seal.

Shoulder has sergeant’s patch, front has rainbow cloth ribbon (Victory). Matching cap also included. Owner has supplied old photocopies of soldier’s discharge papers from March, 1919; from Pennsylvania, soldier left with good credentials, bonus pay and a trip home from Camp Meigs in Washington, DC, where he was a sergeant first class in the Army Air Service.

Some wrinkles from storage, very fine condition.

MILITARIA

581

1918 FRANCE FERDINAND FOCH SIGNED PHOTO CARD ....................................................... PH $350-500

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581

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589 /D 1943-48 FLIGHT TRAINING MATERIALS & ‘CLIPPED WINGS’ POW BOOK ........................... PH $300-400

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590

2000s MEDAL OF HONOR WINNERS SIGNED IWO JIMA FLAG RAISING PHOTO ..................... PH $200-300

Small group of Army Air Forces pre-flight school training materials from Howard Lester Peper and Arthur (brother?), first at Maxwell Field, also Hendricks Field. Includes cadet appointment papers to Lt. & Capt. levels. Letter signed by George Hunsacker, as Commandment of Air Cadets. HIGHLIGHT, however is copy of rare 'Clipped Wings' book, by R.W. Kimball, pub. 1948 Many illustrations, silver stamped blue cloth, as new. Peper became a POW in WWII, and was held in Stalag Luft III in Sagan, Germany. Book details construction of famous tunnel that allowed 76 men to escape, the basis for the movie 'The Great Escape.' Unusual to have personal materials related to scarce book. Couple other items, including books 'History of 447th Bomb Group' (1996), and 'Castles in the Air' (2000).

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B&W glossy photo (14"x11") of iconic image signed in blue Sharpie by Hershel Williams, Jack Lucas and George Wahlen, last three surviving Medal of Honor winners from battle of Iwo Jima at time of signing. Bold signatures, horizontal crease near top, not easily visible from front.

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591

1940s-70s MILITARY PATCHES HOLDING ............... $600-800

Box with more than 600 military patches, ranging from WWII through Viet Nam era. Noted both unit patches and insignia and rank patches. Most appear to be new, although some have been removed from uniforms. There is duplication, but a great deal of variety as well. Fantastic lot for breaking down further for resale! Fine.

592

1940s-70s SUBDUED MILITARY PATCHES HOLDING, WWII THROUGH VIET NAM .............. PH $250-350

Box with close to 350 military patches, ranging from WWII through Viet Nam era. Virtually all are ‘subdued’; that is, olive, for combat uniforms. We noted some rank patches, but also a number of units and more, some identified. There is duplication, with about half removed from uniforms. A great deal of variety and value. Fine.

593

1960s-80s PARATROOPER PHOTOS (x60) ....... PH $150-250

More than 60 different (8"x10") color or B&W mainly training and action photos of paratroopers, Airborne and other military aviation related to this type of warfare. Overall very fine, with occasional minor edge ding. Some with handwritten or mimeographed information on backs.

Card (4½”x2¾”) signed at bottom by Arnold and bears rubber-stamped markings of RCMP Commissioner S.T. Wood and security officer Herbert H. Smellie (reverse). Although card is signed by Arnold, its significance outweighs his autograph.

The first Quebec Conference (Aug 11-24, 1943), was codenamed Quadrant and was held to discuss plans for the forthcoming Allied invasions of Italy and France. The conference was attended by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Differences between U.S. and British strategists about coordination of Italian campaign with Operation Overlord (planned Normandy Invasion) were not resolved and had to be settled at meetings in Moscow, Tehran and Cairo later that year. Light toning and soiling. Fine.

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594 /D 1943 H. H. ‘HAP’ ARNOLD SIGNED PASS TO 1943 QUEBEC CONFERENCE ........................ PH $3000-4000

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1945 JIMMY DOOLITTLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $150-250

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598

Old board game for strategy & war gamer market by Waltham Industries – DICTATOR. Miniatures are Aviators, submarines, battleships, aeroplanes & cards. Game mostly complete, one aviator missing & one broken. Includes instruction sheet.

Scarce.

Handsome B&W 8"x10" photograph of Gen J.H. ‘Jimmy’ Doolittle, famous for the Doolittle Raid during WWII. In black felt tip Doolittle inscribed photo ‘To Herndon Price: With every good wish. J.H. Doolittle.’ Fine.

596

1945 PAUL TIBBETS & THOMAS FEREBEE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS ................................... PH $600-800

Sixteen (16) modern, mostly color photograph prints (10"x8") of ‘Enola Gay,’ the flying fortress that dropped the atomic bomb on Japan. All photos signed by both pilot Paul Tibbets and bombardier Thomas Ferebee. Most of Tibbets’ signatures followed by ‘Pilot / Enola Gay’ and sometimes ‘To Hiroshima, Japan / 6 Aug, 1945,’ either in blue or black sharpie. Ferebee’s autographs usually followed by paragraph retelling story of moments before and after dropping the bomb, e.g. ‘We Were Victorious! / We Were Gallant! / and we got the job done! / I dropped the bomb at precisely 08:15 E. Pacific Time,’ with variations, some much longer. Also couple with only Ferebee’s signature/story, and one with Tibbets only.

Finally, couple of ‘rejection’ letters thrown in by Ferebee, who must have been tired of signing. Lot of personality here with 35 total signatures, all during 1990s.

599

600

601

Old war game by Trent Games – HV KALTERBORN’S GAME OF DIPLOMACY. Box contains pieces, cards & game board.

Almost complete, one white infantry unit missing its base. Box top torn corners & edges, some staining inside component box.

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1941 ‘INVASION’ BY GANO GAMES ................... PH $200-300

Old WWII board game by Gano Games – INVASION. Composed of game board & component box with pieces (box placed inside another box for protection). Game board stained on outside & some staining on game side, component box damaged from tape removal & some components broken (hard to find intact).

1930 HV KALTERBORN’S GAME OF ‘DIPLOMACY’ ............................................................................... PH $400-600

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1939 MILTON BRADLEY GAME ‘BLACKOUT’ ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Old war game by Milton Bradley – BLACKOUT. Wide box format (unfolded board) predates USA involvement in WWII. Purpose is to cover your City, each player rolls dice & covers matching spaces in their city. Instruction sheet included. Box top some wear & tear, otherwise in good shape.

A M E R I C A N WA R G A M E S 597

1939 WALTHAM INDUSTRIES ‘DICTATOR’ ....... PH $700-900

1942 ‘BOMBER ATTACK: FIGHT THE ENEMY GAME’ ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Old war game by Advanced Games – BOMBER ATTACK: FIGHT THE ENEMY GAME. Simple game, but rarely seen.

Box top damaged & discolored, and board has tack or dart holes. Instructions on inside top.

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1940 ‘GHQ: A STRATEGIC WAR GAME’ ........... PH $300-400

Old war board game by Waddington Games – GHQ: A STRATEGIC WAR GAME. Small box with game pieces (placed inside another box for protection) & game board. Game complete, but component box some damage & staining, while outside of game board some scrapes & tears, and inside board some blue lines drawn & some splitting at top & bottom.

GERMAN 606

1940s WORLD WAR II-ERA FRANCE PROPAGANDA EPHEREMA, FREE & VICHY ..................................... $300-400

Various ephemera featuring vintage propaganda documents, pamphlets, booklets, posters, and more, with mostly Free France subject matter and some Vichy material. Includes: 1940 American magazine ‘France Forever’; booklet issue of ‘L’Entente in Action’ from 1941; ‘Vichy and France: The Rulers-The People’ a small publication from 1941; French language pamphlet biography of Charles de Gaulle; minicalendar booklet titled ‘France Libre’ on it’s leather cover; vintage newspaper from early 1941, ‘France Forever’; pamphlet titled ‘Before It Is Too Late’ appealing to American donations to unoccupied (Vichy) France; 1942 calendar titled ‘France Libre’ with de Gaulle on it’s cover; small 45 record, issued by Free France Movement; German Library of Information booklet: ‘The French Yellow Book / A Self-Indictment’; two dozen additional pamphlets, leaflets, postcards and small posters featuring either de Gaulle or something related to Free France Movement. All vintage items, in varying conditions but mostly good or better.

1933-45 ADOLF HITLER PHOTOS FROM UKRANIAN MVD ARCHIVES (x113) ........................................ PH $600-800

Substantial group of 113 different B&W photos (each 3"x4½”) of Adolf Hitler, spanning his time as Germany’s dominant figure. Photos, of type made for broad distribution, are age toned, but otherwise fine, with markings on reverse. From Ukrainian MVD Archives (Ministry of Internal Affairs).

FRENCH 604

1940s CHARLES DE GAULLE & FREE FRANCE PHOTOGRAPH LOT ............................................. PH $250-350

Twenty-three (23) B&W press photographs, mostly 6"x8" or 4"x6", depicting then-President Charles de Gaulle of Free French, as well as others regarding Free France. Most were taken during the time de Gaulle was living in England between 1942 and 1944. Scenes depicted include those with his wife in his country home, others where he is inspecting various troops, shaking hands with dignitaries, and more. Some pictures taken in various colonies such as French Syria and Congo-Brazzaville.

Also contains an additional twenty 4"x7" B&W photos with French captions depicting various scenes with de Gaulle and more. Photos in fine condition.

1938 DENNIS WHEATLEY’S ‘INVASION’ WAR GAME .................................................................... PH $400-600

Old war game by Dennis Wheatley – INVASION. Game comes in box with pieces & mapboard. Box has torn corners (placed in another box for protection) & instructions in a baggie, mapboard some staining on outside & writing (lines drawn between ports). Otherwise in good shape.

603

605X

607

1930s HITLER ASSORTMENT OF MINIATURE BOOKLETS (x12) ................................................. PH $300-400

Group of 12 miniature Third Reich booklets (1¼”x2") from the 1930s, devoted to Hitler, representing types from light and dark blue border, red border and brown border. These were ornaments given to ‘volunteered’ citizens who were coerced to do menial labor such as street cleaning. String was attached to allow ‘volunteers’ to hang on Christmas trees. Other lots in this sale feature different sets. Used, 7 with original string. Great representation assortment of these scarce little booklets. Fine.

608

1930s THIRD REICH WAR HEROES MINIATURE BOOKLETS (x14) ................................................. PH $300-400

Group of 14 different miniature Third Reich booklets (1¼”x2") from the 1930s, devoted to War heroes. These were ornaments given to ‘volunteered’ citizens who were coerced to do menial labor such as street cleaning. String was attached to allow ‘volunteers’ to hang on Christmas trees. Other lots in this sale feature different sets. Several still have string, supposed to be COMPLETE set. Fine 609

1930s HITLER MINIATURE BOOKLETS (x10), TWO SETS ............................................................ PH $300-400

Group of 10 (5x2) miniature Third Reich booklets (1¼”x2") from the 1930s, devoted to Hitler (blue border type). These were ornaments given to ‘volunteered’ citizens who were coerced to do menial labor such as street cleaning. String was attached to allow ‘volunteers’ to hang on Christmas trees. Other lots in this sale feature different sets. Used, only one with string. Fine.

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607

608

609

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610

611 Estimate

1930s HITLER MINIATURE BOOKLETS (x10), TWO SETS ............................................................ PH $300-400

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611

1930s HITLER MINIATURE BOOKLETS (x5) ..... PH $200-300

Group of 10 (5x2) miniature Third Reich booklets (1¼”x2") from the 1930s, devoted to Hitler (red border type). These were ornaments given to ‘volunteered’ citizens who were coerced to do menial labor such as street cleaning. String was attached to allow ‘volunteers’ to hang on Christmas trees. Other lots in this sale feature different sets. Used, two with string. Fine.

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Group of 5 miniature Third Reich booklets (1¼”x2") from the 1930s, devoted to Hitler (brown border type). These were ornaments given to ‘volunteered’ citizens who were coerced to do menial labor such as street cleaning. String was attached to allow ‘volunteers’ to hang on Christmas trees. Other lots in this sale feature different sets. Used, two with string. Fine.

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1933 COVER SENT TO ADOLF HITLER ............. PH $150-250

Cover out of Melle sent to ‘Reichs Kansler Adolf Hitler’ in Berlin. Tatty at top but scarce.

614 D/ 1935-38 HITLER YOUTH/JUNGVOLK BOOKLETS & MODEL GLIDER BLUEPRINT .......................... PH $150-250

Six booklets for training and indoctrination, very fine; plus a large ‘Segelflugmodel’ (glider model) fold-out blueprint (approximately 53"x24") attached to illustrated covers. Some wear to covers, blueprint very fine.

616

1942-44 COVERS & CARDS FRANKED W/ PRIVATE PERFINS ............................................... PH $300-400

Four covers and parcel card franked with 9 Hitler Heads, each with private perfins. One cover oversized (10"x13"), red printed address and instructions including ‘Bahnhofsbrief!’ at top, franked with 20pfr blue pair perfins tied with oval 1942 ‘Berlin-Wurzburg Bahnpost postmark; parcel card franked with Hitler 1rm & 5pf singles, ‘KB’ (Kaut-Bullinger) perfins; one cover from Austria to Portugal franked with Hitler 20pf & 5pf singles, ‘W.M.’ (Werner Weltmode return address handstamp on back) perfins; two other domestic covers with perfins identifiable by printed return address lower left. Very fine and scarce group.

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Includes: (1) ‘Soldatenbund Mitglieds-Pass’ Soldier’s Membership book, 1937-38, passport style booklet, text, a few revenue stamps, blue linen covers; (2) 1939 Red Cross ID card for female nurse, stickers and handstamps; (3) Anti-Semitic ‘Der “Michelreiter”’ card, tiny bumped corner, otherwise very fine; and (4) Anti-Semitic ‘Salome’ card, scarce, tiny corner creases, fine.

1933-43 THIRD REICH BOOKS W/ ‘NURNBERG 1933’ ............................................... PH $200-300

Three books from Third Reich era. Highlight is very nice edition of the official book of the ‘1933 Nurnberg Nazi Rally,’ with many B&W pictures inside and crisp pages – only real damage is to front cover lower-right corner. Also, an account of German war in the Balkans titled ‘Balkenkruez uber Wustensand’ from publisher Stalling, in 1943; inside color pictures are excellent, condition good except for cover corners. Finally, Nazi propaganda songbook titled ‘Neues Deutschland,’ in fair condition with tattered Horst Wessel Marsch insert.

613

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615

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612

616X

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619X

623X

617X

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617

622 Estimate

1943 TWO SS ITEMS ........................................... PH $400-600

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620

1928-45 WWII MEDALS & PINS ................................. $300-400

Includes: (1) January, 1943 edition of ‘SS Leitheft,’ the SS ‘Leadership Magazine’ which was published in Berlin from 1943 to the end of WWII. As the war expanded editions were published in Norwegian, Danish, Flemish, Dutch, and even Estonian; and (2) WWII ‘Totenkopf’ cuff title, approximately (18"x1") in size, beige on black, very fine.

618

Ten items, includes: Luftwaffe and NSBO Stickpins; two WHW pins; scarce SAAR pin; scarce Trier pin; Nazi Frauenschaft enamel PIN; 1933 Herne (city) pin; 1938 Colonial pin; and 1928 Berlin Marine Service pin. Most are approximately 1½”x1" or smaller, various designs, four stickpins and six 6 pins total, with two paint on metal stickpins, two metal stickpins, one enamel on metal pin, and five metal pins, some minor wear, overall fine to very fine. A great lot.

1946 PHOTOS OF PUNISHMENT OF NAZI WAR CRIMINALS (x16) ................................................. PH $200-300

Group of 16 B&W photos (4½”x3") with images showing punishment (hanging) of Nazi war criminals. This event took place Feb 2, 1946, in Kiev. Photos from the Ukrainian Archives.

Light toning, fine.

621

1930s GERMAN TINNES, BADGES & TRINKETS (x48) ...................................................................... PH $200-300

Nice assortment of 48 early German pins, badges and trinkets, with little duplication. Some have dates in the 1930s. Most are aluminum, but there are a few glass and other materials as well. Fine overall.

G E R M A N A RT I FACT S 619

1910s-40s SEVEN MEDALS ................................ PH $300-400

Includes 7 Medals: WWI Iron Cross; black hollow back Wound Badge (up to 2 wounds); 4-year Service Medal on ribbon with clasp; War Merit medal (2nd Class) with crossed swords; silver 40-year Faithful Service Cross with ribbon; 1914-18 Cross of Honor for non-combatants; and a DDR medal with cameo of Chistop Wilhelm Hufeland. Some wear to ribbons, medals very fine.

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1930s-40s THIRD REICH STICK PINS ................ PH $250-350

Group of 15 German stick pins up to 2" in length. Includes various Third Reich symbols such as SS, Third Reich shield, Totenkopf, among others. Fine condition.

623

D 1936-40 HITLER YOUTH MEDAL & DOCUMENTS ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Four Hitler Youth items: (1) Sharpshooter Badge, circular, 1" in diameter; (2) Hitler Youth membership card with revenue stamps; (3) Labor Front id card; and (4) military service card.

Very fine and useful group.

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624X

625X

626X 628

629

632X 630

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624

1938-42 HITLER JUGEND BADGES ................... PH $250-350

Three different 2" max dimension Hitler Youth badges awarded to contest of skill winners, all with pins. Includes badges for 1938 Gausieger, 1939 Reichssieger & 1942 Kreissieger, each with engraving on reverse. Eagle has separated from each pin, but can easily be glued back on.

625

630

631

632

R 1940s WARTIME MEDALS .................................. PH $200-300

Includes: (1) RAD 12-year Service Medal, 3rd class medal, lightweight metal, mounted as worn on short ribbon; (2) Army 4-Year Service Medal, circular silver medal on blue with ribbon with silver Eagle clasp; and (3) silver 25-year service medal, approximately (¾”x1") in size. All very fine.

633

Three rings, each 1" diameter. Includes SS ‘Totenkopf’ (West Wall) and two different ‘SS’ rings. Fine.

628

1940s SS DIVISION ‘DAS REICH’ TEA SPOON SET ....................................................................... PH $200-300

Six (6) tea spoons housed in spoon set box (7"x4"x1½”) with working clasp. Box slotted for 6 spoons so set appears complete.

Each spoon has ‘SS-Reich’ engraved in black on handle. Signs of wear and use, box with wear and soiling.

1939 TWO PINS: KRIEGERVEREIN & NS-REICHSKRIEGER .......................................... PH $150-250

1940s SILVER GERMAN MILITARY RINGS ....... PH $300-400

1940s SILVER GERMAN MILITARY RINGS ....... PH $250-350

Three rings, each 1" diameter. Includes SS ‘Totenkopf’ and two different ‘Adolph Hitler 1933,’ one with Swastika and one with profile. Fine.

Two pins, includes: (1) 1939 Kriegerverein (War Club) enamel pin with ribbons, rare; and (2) 1939 NS-Reichskrieger bundes mit Besitzzeugnis silver stickpin with award document, scarce.

627

1940s SILVER GERMAN MILITARY RINGS (x3) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Three rings, each 1" diameter. Includes Luftwaffe pilot, SS Honor Ring (date and name of recipient on inside of band, as well as facsimile ‘Himmler’), and SS ‘Secret society’ ring (with ‘Ariya’ writing inside. Fine.

1939 IRON CROSS 1ST CLASS CLASP & 1939 PRAGERBURG BAR ................................... PH $200-300

Two medals: 1939 Iron Cross First Class Clasp, a metal medal clasp awarded to members of the Wehmacht who had received the Iron Cross in WWI, approximately (1½”x1½”) in size, on ribbon, very fine, and (2) 1939 ‘Pragerburger’ Bar, attached to the Sudetenland Medal for the soldiers who had participated in the occupation of both the Sudetenland in October 1938 and Czechoslovakia in March 1939, small brass relief bar showing Prague Castle, approximately (1¼”x½”) in size.

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1940 TWO COMBAT MEDALS: TANK BATTLE & INFANTRY ASSAULT ....................................... PH $200-300

Two combat medals: (1) Tank Battle badge, given for three assaults on three different days, lightweight metal, wreath with tank and Eagle & swastika; and (2) Infantry Assault badge, heavy metal, wreath with rifle and eagle & swastika. Both approximately (1¾”x2") in size.

1940s SILVER GERMAN MILITARY RINGS (x3) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Three rings, each 1" diameter. Includes SS Division ‘Viking,’ Panzer Division ‘Totenkopf’, and plain ‘SS’ insignia. Fine.

634

1940s WAFFEN SS DIVISION RUBBER STAMPS ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Two 4½” tall rubber stamps for SS Divisions “Das Reich” and “Nord” respectively. Very good condition.

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Two similar 4½” tall rubber stamps for Panzer Division “Totenkopf”. Very good condition.

636

1940s GERMAN CIGARETTE LIGHTERS .......... PH $200-300

Aluminum gorget with some loss of finish and oxidation, but in very good condition overall.

639

Two small cigarette lighters (1¼” to 2¼” tall), one SS, other with WWII Iron Cross clasp so must have belonged to Iron Cross winner. Fine condition.

637

1940s ‘OFLAGS’ IDENTITY TAGS ...................... PH $300-400

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1940s THIRD REICH SS WWII GORGET MARKED ‘STREIFENDIENST’ ............................................. PH $300-400

Aluminum gorget with some loss of finish and oxidation (mainly in SS insignia), but in very good condition overall.

640

Five metal identity tags (2¼”x1½”) for Allied Officers interned at special POW camps (Oflags) constructed for them. These camps were usually inside or adjacent to concentration camps.

Tags aged, some rust, and stamped lettering hard to read, but first of these we have ever seen.

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1940s THIRD REICH SS WWII GORGET MARKED ‘FELDGENDARMERIE’ ........................................ PH $300-400

1940S THIRD REICH SS TOTENKOPF BRACELET ........................................................... PH $250-350

Unusual bracelet with 9 skull links and maker’s SS marking on back of one. Links appear to be pewter or similar, clasp is sterling. Some wear, fine overall.

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642

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641

1940s GERMAN SS DENTAL INSTRUMENT ..... PH $200-300

1940s HANDCARVED SS TRINKET BOX ........... PH $250-350

650

Attractive 4¼”x4¼”x2¼” hand-carved trinket box of the type created for tourists in India, with metal SS plate countersunk into top. Interesting.

643

644

651

645

652

Silver colored metal cigarette case (4"x3"), with functioning snap latch, bearing front engraving of ‘Death Head’ & ‘WA’ (Waffen SS) of Panzer Division. Aging and soiling, good to very good condition.

1940s SS-SWASTIKA CIGARETTE CASE ......... PH $200-300

Silver colored metal cigarette case (4"x3"), with functioning snap latch, bearing front engraving of Swastika & ‘WEIHN 1944,’ and reverse side engraving of Hitler Division with ‘AN’ and ‘SS’ (Waffen SS). Aging and soiling, scratches on both sides, good to very good condition.

647

1989 PILOT ACE WALTER KRUPINSKI SIGNED ARTIST DRAWING ............................................... PH $250-350

Handsome depiction of world’s 16th top scoring ace, (25"x18½”) in size, mounted on (23"x29½”) black board with bold signature of Krupinski, and with artist Janet Keck, #54/500. Published by Keck’s Fine Art. Extremely fine.

1940s SS-TOTENKOPF CIGARETTE CASE ...... PH $200-300

646

1988-89 PILOT ACE GUENTHER RALL SIGNED ARTIST DRAWING ............................................... PH $250-350

Handsome depiction of pilot ace with 275 victories, (25"x18½”) in size, mounted on (23"x29½”) black board with bold signature of Rall, and with artist Janet Keck. Published by King’s Crown gallery. Extremely fine.

1940s SS DIVISION HITLER JUGEND WRISTWATCH ...................................................... PH $200-300

B&W dial (1¼” diameter) with dual Swastikas on face. Band replaced with one of more modern style. Watch doesn’t work, scratch on face, near right Swastika. Scarce.

1988-89 PILOT ACE ADOLPH GALLAND SIGNED ARTIST DRAWING ............................................... PH $250-350

Handsome depiction of ace with 104 victories, (25"x18½”) in size, mounted on (23"x29½”) black board with bold signature of Galland, and with artist Janet Keck, #190/500. Published

by King’s Crown gallery. Extremely fine.

1940s SS DIVISION ‘TOTENKOPF’ WAFFEN WRISTWATCH ...................................................... PH $250-350

B&W dial (1¼” diameter) with ‘Totenkopf’ title and ‘Skull & Bones’ symbols on face. Band replaced with one of more modern style. Watch works but tested only briefly.

1988-89 PILOT ACE ERICH HARTMANN SIGNED ARTIST DRAWING ............................................... PH $250-350

Handsome depiction of world’s top scoring ace with 352 victories, (25"x18½”) in size, mounted on (23"x29½”) black board with bold signature of Hartmann, and with artist Janet Keck, #177/500. Published by King’s Crown gallery. Extremely fine.

German SS dental instrument, likely used for pulling teeth, from an SS school in the town of Glau. Instrument is solid metal and measures 6½” in length. Engraved on the inner handle: ‘SS-Artl. Schule Glau.’ Used, with some age and light corrosion, but in fine working condition.

642

644

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1923-39 HITLER PROPAGANDA PICTURE POSTCARDS ...................................................... PH $750-1000

Collection of 48 picture postcards in a cover binder, nearly all with B&W images of Hitler, many of him as Chancellor, through his days as Fuhrer, a few with images relating to Hitler, such as his father or his father’s grave. Nearly all unused, maybe a few franked. Minor duplication, fresh, very fine material, many scarce items with individual retail values of $50 or more.

1940s SS-EAGLE, IRON CROSS CIGARETTE CASE ..................................................................... PH $200-300

Small silver colored metal cigarette case (2¼”x3½”), with functioning snap latch, bearing front engraving of Eagle with ‘SS,’ and Iron Cross with Swastika in center. Aging and soiling, scratching and wear, good to very good condition.

G E R M A N D R AW I N G S 648

1988-89 FOUR HIGHLY DECORATED MEN SIGNED ARTIST PORTRAIT DRAWINGS (x4) ................. PH $300-400

Handsome depictions of pilot Johannes Steinhoff (#177/500), 176 victories; Horst Reamsch (#146/500), panzer; Werner Freiherr von Deschwitz (#150/500), panzer and Hans Hauser (#156/500), ‘Das Reich’ SS regiment leader, each (25"x18½”) in size, mounted on (23"x29½”) black board with bold signatures of each man, and with artist Janet Keck. Published

by King’s Crown gallery. Fine quartet.

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1930s HITLER ‘SPRICHT’ COLLECTION PHOTO POSTCARDS ........................................................ PH $200-300

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656

1942 TWO DIFFERENT PROPAGANDA CARDS ............................................................................... PH $200-300

COMPLETE set of 6 photo postcards taken from ‘Spricht’ series; B&W measuring 3½”x5½” showing Hitler in exaggerated poses and attitudes, obviously giving glorious oratory.

Cards are housed within folding cover with a title on the front (‘Adolf Hitler, Spricht’). Scarce, near mint.

655

1940s THIRD REICH AIRCRAFT PHOTO POSTCARDS .............................. View photo online $200-300

Group of 28 different B&W photo cards with images of various German military aircraft both in flight and on ground. We don’t recall seeing these cards before. Very fine.

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Two German propaganda cards: (1) German Feldpost ‘Wert Keinen Pfennig’ Churchill card postmarked 5/22/42 Hildesheim, Nazi administration handstamp at left, addressed to an SS officer with handwritten note on reverse, very fine; and (2) British propaganda card ‘Drucksache’ imprint, caricaturing Robert Ley, head of German Labor Front, 1933-45, card with text and photo of Ley, franked with British fake Hitler Head 12pf brown (Michel #23 forgery), unused, very fine.

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658X

659X

661X

660X

662X

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Four different bicolored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes from speeches or writings by Hitler. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Some aging and occasional edge faults, but very good condition for these items, printed on high-acid paper. Different posters than similar lots in this auction.

GERMAN POSTERS 657

1940 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS (x12) ... PH $600-800

Twelve (12) bi-colored (one monochromatic) ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes given from speeches or writings by Hitler. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich in 1940. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Edge faults and/or edge soiling, all with two punch holes for binder storage, good condition.

658

659

661

662

1940-41 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS (x11) ............................................................................... PH $400-600

Eleven (11) mostly bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x 13¾”), each with attributed and unattributed quotes given from speeches or writings. Two are on thinner white paper. Published

by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich in 1940-41. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Mixed condition, Hitler poster with bottom right corner excised, all with two punch holes for binder storage, good condition.

D 1938-40 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS ........ PH $600-800

Four different bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes from speeches or writings by Hitler. Published

by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Some aging and occasional edge faults (one has missing piece), but very good condition for these items, printed on high-acid paper.

1940-41 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS (x8) .. PH $400-600

Eight (8) bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes given from speeches or writings by von Schirach, Moltke (x2), Arndt, Stammler and others. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich in 1940-41. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Mixed condition, all with two punch holes for binder storage, good condition.

D 1938-40 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS ........ PH $600-800

Four bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes from speeches or writings by Hitler. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Some aging and occasional edge faults (one has minor edge tears), but very good condition for these items, printed on high-acid paper.

D 1938-40 NSDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS ........ PH $600-800

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D 1940s HUGE ANTI-BRITISH NASDAP PROPAGANDA POSTER ................................................................ PH $300-400

Extremely large bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ Poster (48"x32"), with long, detailed anti-British message. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich. Minor edge wear, minor splitting, but excellent condition for these. Very few of these large-sized posters have survived.

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668 Estimate

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667

Four bi-colored ‘Inspirational’ posters (9½”x13¾”), each with quotes given from speeches or writings by Clausewitz, Goering and Dr Goebbels (x2). Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich in 1940. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Edge faults and/or soiling, all with two punch holes for binder storage, good condition.

665

1935-39 ‘ADOLPH HITLER’ GERMAN TOBACCO CARD ALBUM & BIRTHDAY BOOK .................... PH $400-600

COMPLETE set of 201 mounted cards in album with extensive text, produced by Herausgegeben Cigaretten/Bilderdienst.

Some age wear, first signature detached but present. Interior pages in very fine condition. Second item is 7¼”x9¾” book ‘Adolph Hitler,’ produced by Auto Union for his 50th birthday.

Book (100+ pages) loaded with high quality images. Aging and toning on exterior, interior pristine. Scarce.

D 1942 GERMAN BROADSIDE CONCERNING THE TAKING OF HOSTAGES .............................. PH $600-800

Large, folded broadside, 24"x19", printed in German and Serbian, Pozarevac, Serbia, Nov. 19, 1942, notifying the public: ‘...despite the request made by the German Army, the two kidnapped members of the Air Force...have not been returned...

Therefore..according to the order of [general in Serbia] twenty hostages will be taken by the Commander in Serbia in exchange for the two army men...’ Badly split at middle with a crude tape repair, requiring proper restoration. Still, quite rare.

668

1936 ‘OLYMPIA 1936’ GERMAN TOBACCO PHOTO ALBUM (VOLUME 1) .............................. PH $300-400

GERMAN TO BACCO CARDS 666

1933 ‘DEUTSCHLAND ERWACHT’ GERMAN TOBACCO PHOTO ALBUM ................................. PH $300-400

Decorated hardbound brown cloth cover, with 154 pages, published by Cigaretten-Bilderdienst in Germany. The company published blank books and sets of photos that were marketed as a promotion for cigarettes and tobacco. Book is illustrated with mounted complete set of 223 crisp B&W photo cards, intact. A very clear, early and interesting reminder of the building storm. Very good, with couple of small page repairs.

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Very good original volume of scarce Third Reich German ‘OLYMPIA 1936,’ published by Cigaretten-Bilderdienst in Altona-Bahrenfeld, Germany. The company published blank books and sets of photos that were marketed as a promotion for cigarettes and tobacco. Volume I is 9½”x12¼” blue hardcover book with total of 296 pages illustrated with 175 crisp photo images (including some in color). Much positive coverage given to American athletes as individuals, as teams and photos with their new-found German friends. In the back of this volume is a colorful 12"x33" map of Berlin, showing Olympic grounds as well as the Olympic Village west of the city. Fine.

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Rare German anti-England board game from 1940 titled “The Paratrooper Game”. Made while the Battle of Britain was going on, stylized depiction of a predicted invasion of Britain by Nazi paratroopers. Game box shows the infamous Luftwaffe paratrooper transport plane Junkers Ju-52, with Wehrmacht paratroopers descending into England. Highly unusual game with two Ju-52’s releasing paratrooper playing pieces onto the English landscape. Paratrooper pieces weighted in such a way that they always land feet first. Depending on the accuracy of the landings, points are awarded. Game made soon after Battle of Britain had begun. Not only represents the reality of wartime, but also reflects aspirations of Hitler and the Wehrmacht for invading England. Game instructions claim “Through Battle To Victory”. Since all such material was destroyed after the war, this game is scarce. Very colorful painted graphics, measures 11"x11". Game in excellent condition.

672

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1940s THIRD REICH NAZI ANTI-SEMITIC BOARD GAME ................................................................ PH $2500-3500

Rare item from 1942. In this board game, German soldiers undergo training in a step-by-step process. After being given orders, they see action in which a house is set ablaze, and they take a civilian prisoner with facial characteristics that would be identifiable to Germans as Jewish. Such caricature had already been used heavily by the Nazi regime for many years, and thus such imagery would be readily recognized by the German population, including youth. The depiction of this prisoner, including facial characteristics, in strong contrast to that of the other “Germans” depicted in the game. The soldiers are shown being rewarded for their act, by getting “vouchers” and being given “furlough” pass by commanding officer. Game measures 13"x8". An incredibly rare example of the extent of the anti-Semitic propaganda and campaign of Hitler and the Nazi Party. In excellent condition.

673

1939 NAZI WEHRMACHT GAME: UNITED AGAINST THE ENEMY ...................................... PH $750-1000

A German game from 1939, “United Against the Enemy”, based on various military components of the German Wehrmacht Army. Game made soon after WWII commenced. Glossy multi-colored game board has detailed graphics showing Nazi soldier formations, Panzers, Luftwaffe fighter planes, artillery, and weapons like machine guns and rifles, all used to attack enemy lines and positions. Instructions claim players should be proud of use of this “modern weaponry”. Box has glossy painted graphics, measures 12"x9". Game board opens to 17"x11½”. Game complete with instructions, and in excellent condition. Was given to both soldiers and youth, a rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, this game truly scarce.

674

1938 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: SOLDIERS-COMRADES! .................................. PH $750-1000

Rare 1938 game titled “Soldiers-Comrades”, emphasizing camaraderie and unity amongst the branches of the German Wehrmacht: Army (Heer), Navy (Kriegsmarine) and Air Force (Luftwaffe). Bright colorful graphics on box lid, shows one soldier from each branch marching arm-in-arm, smiling, Nazi Swastika Eagles displayed prominently on their uniforms.

Glossy, colorful game board depicts the romanticized training and life of soldiers from all three branches. Soldiers always happy, eager, disciplined and productive, before and after being sent to the front. Game complete with all playing pieces and instructions. Game given to both soldiers and youth, a rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination, and used to promote unity within the Armed Forces. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, this game truly scarce.

Game in excellent condition. Box measures 16"x11", opened game board measures 21"x13½”.

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1940 NAZI WEHRMACHT WWII GAME: PANZER TANK FORWARD! .............................. PH $750-1000

A 1940 board game depicting the supremacy of Wehrmacht Panzers in battle, titled “Panzer Tank Forward!” Beautiful painted Panzer graphics on cover, and multicolored detailed battle graphics on game board with Panzers overcoming opposition and claiming new lands. Game was for both soldiers and youth, and thus a very rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination. Made soon after WWII had begun, it furthers concept of German superiority over the enemy, especially with respect to Tank Corps. Game complete with instructions, in excellent condition. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, this game truly scarce.

Box is 14"x10", opened game board is 17"x11½”.

1935 NAZI HITLER WAR GAME: ‘THE FUEHRER’ ........................................................................... PH $2500-3500

Incredibly scarce 1935 card game, ‘The Fuehrer’, consisting of 60 cards. Hitler himself is game’s theme. Almost all the cards depict photographs, with captions beneath each photograph. Different cards show Hitler in various poses and stances, in different uniforms. Hitler shown giving speeches, leading marches, presiding over parades. Hitler as friend of children, as friend to animals, as friend of Nature, and as friend of Art. Various offices and homes of Hitler documented, as is history of Hitler’s rise to power into early 1930’s. Many senior Nazi Party leaders also shown (and identified by name), as is Military SS, SA and Hitler Youth. Swastika evident on numerous cards. Card set complete, consisting of 60 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game’. Cards Oversized, 5"x3½”, in OUTSTANDING condition. Box in excellent condition. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, especially items that depicted Hitler, this set incredibly scarce!

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1940 NAZI PARATROOPER ANTI-ENGLAND WWII GAME .................................................................. PH $750-1000

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Rare German Navy board game from 1938 titled “Torpedo Fire! A Sea War Game”. Bright painted graphics on box cover depicts German vessel firing a torpedo in battle. Game highly unusual with a tri-level game board, players interacting on three different tiers, representing the different altitudes involved in dealing with torpedoes and battles pertaining to them: underwater, water surface, and above surface. Game play involves German U-Boats and ships battling enemy ships, outmaneuvering them and firing torpedoes at them. Game meant as simulation of actual battle tactics and used by the Nazi regime to promote nationalist feeling as Germany prepared for the upcoming war. Since all such material was destroyed after the war, this game truly scarce. Game measures 15"x11", and in excellent condition.

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1935 THIRD REICH U-BOAT NAVY GAME: READY FOR THE BATTLE! ............................... PH $750-1000

Rare large 1935 German Navy board game titled “Ready For The Battle, the Enthralling Fleet Game”. Bright painted graphics on box cover depict German naval vessels in action, all flying the Third Reich War Flag used by Hitler in first three years of his regime. Game contains great array of 44 metal ship playing pieces all in UNPLAYED condition with almost no paint loss. Includes U-Boats, Torpedo Boats, Battle Cruisers, Battleships, and Battle Flagships, up to 2½” in length. Game complete with all playing pieces and instructions. Game given to both soldiers and youth, a rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination, meant as simulation of actual battle tactics and used to promote nationalist feeling. Since all such material was destroyed after the war, this game truly scarce. Large game box measures 18"x14½”, opened game board measures 17"x17". In outstanding condition.

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1938-44 RARE WORLD WAR II BOOKS CONCERNING CHINA/JAPAN ............................. PH $300-400

1898 SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR COLLECTION OF PATRIOTIC COVERS W/ 2 LETTERSHEETS ..... PH $350-500

Attractive collection of 11 different UNUSED patriotic ‘Remember the Maine’ illustrated covers, two with matching lettersheets. Highlights include: illustrated multicolored cover & matching lettersheet with battleships, soldier & rifle, and flags (The Clinton Compy./Chicago, copyright); illustrated cover & matching lettersheet (small tears) with red, white & blue illustration of the Maine, crossed American & Cuban flags, & portrait with ‘DEWEY?’ written beneath; cover with captioned blue illustration of 2 sailors, ‘Bill Anthony to Capt.

Sigsbee, Feb. 15, 1898./”Sir, I have to inform you that the ship has been blown up, and is sinking.”’; cover with red & yellow striped flag & portraits of Sampson, Dewey & Schley, with ‘WE “REMEMBER THE MAINE.”’; more with eagles, flags, & other images. Nice group, fine to very fine.

Trio of vintage books discussing Sino-Japanese conflict at onset of World War II. Most uncommon, and nicest of the lot, is a 1938 English-language publication out of Shanghai titled ‘The War Conduct of the Japanese’ by Chinese author Shuhsi Hsu; softcover, in very good condition, with only mild wear along spine. Other two softcover books: ‘Japan Closing the “Open Door” in China’ by John Ahlers, published by Kelly & Walsh out of Shanghai, in 1940, condition very good; from the China Reference Series ‘Documents Concerning the Sino-Japanese Conflict’ published in 1938 by Trans-Pacific News Service, out of New York. Also includes: U.S. Military Pocket Guide to China, pub. 1944; small pamphlet titled ‘Woman’s Place in Chinese History’ by Hu Shih; ‘New Walls of China’ with several authors; a string-tied booklet titled ‘Women’s Wartime Work in China’ (featuring Madame Chiang Kai-Shek on the cover); finally a December, 1940 issue of ‘Chinese Student’ magazine.

Excellent and rare reference material.

RUSSIAN 678

D UKRANIAN PRO-GERMAN, ANTI-SOVIET BROADSIDE ......................................................... PH $250-350

Scarce 23"x18" Ukranian broadside, printed in red and black, with left side in German, right side in Ukranian. Broadside titled ‘Bauern und Betriebsleiter!’ (Farmers and Factory Workers!). Text urges readers to put aside Bolshevism and sell 100g of wheat to Germans for 5 rubles, with 10 rubles equaling one Reichsmark. Folds, small tear in right margin. Good.

679

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. Photos, of type made for broad distribution, age toned, but otherwise fine, with markings on reverse.

Formerly of the the Ukranian MVD archives. Fine.

680

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1943 ‘NASTENKA’ RED ARMY ANTI-NAZI PROPAGANDA COLOR POSTER ....................... PH $300-400

Original (15"x13") poster whose title is loving variation of female name ‘Nastya.’ She was burned alive by Germans when leaving her village not far from Moscow. Some 30,000 such posters were printed, but only a few survived. Poster used to boost Russian troops’ spirit. Punch holes for binder storage at left. Very rare and fine.

Large stock of more than 4,250 Military related covers, mostly from the 1990s Military Missions, although there are some earlier covers as well. Each cover individually sleeved & retail priced ready for sale. Housed in 11 sturdy cover boxes. Includes dozens of U.S. ship covers from the 1920s. There are covers from all over the World, although representation from the United States is heaviest. Covers include APOs, FPOs, Field post offices, hundreds of ship cancels and much more. Among those Missions specifically represented in quantity are Operations Desert Storm, Provide Comfort, Southern Watch and others. Also covers from missions in Subic Bay, Zaire Rebellion, Cyprus, Golan Heights, Cuba, Haiti, Somalia and much, much more. Vast majority of covers individually sleeved and priced, with moderate duplication of many. Valuable stock for the military specialist or dealer. Very fine.

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1920s-90s WORLDWIDE LARGE HOLDING OF MILITARY RELATED COVERS, MOSTLY ‘90s ........................................................................... PH $2000-4000

1960s FOUR SERVICE MEDALS IN ORIGINAL HOLDERS ............................................................. PH $400-600

Four USA military medals in original dark blue containers.

Includes: Air Force Cross, Navy Cross, Distinguished Service Cross with matching ribbon, and Distinguished Service Medal with matching miniature medal, ribbon and lapel pin. All in excellent condition.

684

1980s MILITARY INSIGNIA & PILOT PHOTOS (x200+) .................................................................. PH $350-500

More than 200 different 8"x10" official military photos of the 1980s military insignia or pilots. Group with minor duplication in the insignia portion, apparently all different in the pilot section. Insignias are color while pilots are mixed (B&W) & color. Very fine.

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– AMERICAN – 685 / /D 1880s-1990s FIRST LADIES AUTOGRAPH LOT ............................................................................... PH $500-700

An assortment of First Ladies of the United States signed items, includes: photos, letters, cut signatures, covers and more.

Sixteen (16) items in all. Oldest items are two cut signatures, one by Lucretia Garfield (dated 1887, after Presidency) likely from a letter (2"x4"), and Helen ‘Nellie’ Taft signed calling card (2"x3"). Several autographed covers here as well from Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess Truman, Mamie Eisenhower, Lady Bird Johnson, and Pat Nixon. Also, TLS by Nancy Reagan when her husband was Governor of California in 1973; a TLS

by Patricia Nixon (as ‘Pat’) signed on White House letterhead in 1969; TLS by Rosalynn Carter; and TLS from Barbara Bush when George was Vice President in 1981. Several autographed photos here as well, including two from Betty Ford, one by Pat Nixon, and another by Nancy Reagan. Finally, a Barbara Bush autographed newspaper page with her picture.

686 /D 1950s-70s COLLECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL ‘HOPEFULS’ ......................................................... PH $300-400

Call them ‘has-beens,’ but a fine lot of 13 items signed by politicians with unsuccessful Presidential aspirations. Items include: EDMUND MUSKIE (TLS), BARRY GOLDWATER (TLS & signed cover), MORRIS UDALL (2 TLS and 1 ALS), GEORGE MCGOVERN (TLS), JOHN CONNALLY (SP), ADLAI STEVENSON (2 SPs), JESSIE HELMS (TLS) and AVERELL HARRIMAN (signed covers). Fine, may contain one or two secretarials.

Fascinating group of material that was sent to young collector in early 1960s, with most autographs appearing on postage stamps. Autographs include: Vice President Richard Nixon (on stamp), Vice President Hubert Humphrey (on plate block), Gov Nelson Rockefeller (on plate block), Vice President (and developer of hybrid corn) Henry Agard Wallace (on stamp), Vice President John Nance Garner (on stamp), Inaugural governors of Hawaii and Alaska William F. Quinn and William Allen Egan (on stamps), Joint Chief of Staff chairs Nathan Farragut Twining (on stationery clip), Clare Booth Luce (on stamp) and former Postmaster General James A Farley (x4, on souvenir sheet, newspaper clipping and 2 typed letters, signed).

Fine and historical group.

688

1960s-70s AUTOGRAPH CONSIGNMENT BALANCE, MOSTLY POLITICAL ............................................ PH $250-350

Collection of more than 25 items (mostly autographed), with majority dating to early 1960s. Key signature of former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in blue on 1960 United Nations cover. Other key items include: Adm C.W. Nimitz, in black ballpoint, on cover commemorating launch of 'USS America'; cover signed by Tennessee Sen Estes Kefauver; Sen and Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater on cover; apparently hand-drawn cover signed

by Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis Lemay; and Luci Baines Johnson in red ink on cover. Other signatures include: Congressman J. Vaughan Gary (TLS & cover), Marine Corps Commandant David Shoup (TLS & cover), Laurence Gouverneur Hoes, descendant of President Monroe (TLS & cover), Dr. Frances Kelsey (TLS & cover), British Ambassador David Ormsby-Gore (cover), Rear Adm John Bulkeley (cover), Sharon Percy Rockefeller (cover), SC Sen Olin Johnson (cover), Washington Sen Warren Magnuson (cover), Nancy Kefaufer, wife of Sen Kefauver (card), Gen Lucius Clay (cover), Puerto Rico Governor Luis Marin (cover) and specialist who designed rocking chair for JFK, Larry Arata (TLS, cover, and other items). Couple more unknown signed covers.

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1960-65 GROUP OF 13 AUTOGRAPHS, MOSTLY ON STAMPS ......................................................... PH $400-600

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689 / 1970s-2010s AUTOGRAPHED BOOK COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $400-600

Total of 20 books all autographed by either the author or biography subject. The most valuable is Hillary Clinton’s ‘It Takes a Village’ from 1996, first edition, with original receipt and line number for autograph signing. From the other side of the political fence, TWO signed copies Sarah Palin’s ‘America

By Heart’ from 2010. Other autographed books including the following signers: Charlton Heston (‘To Be a Man’ and ‘In the Arena’), Oliver North (‘Under Fire’ and ‘Heroes Proved’), Senator & Basketball star Bill Bradley, Baseball pitcher Bob Feller, NBA coach Pat Riley, NFL HOFer Jim Brown, former MLB commissioner Happy Chandler, author Danielle Steele, author Robin Cook (x2), Sports announcer Pat Summerall, and more. Interesting assortment of autographed books.

690 /D 1973-86 CORRESPONDENCE WITH SENATORS, PLUS NIXON LETTER ......................................... PH $200-300

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692 /D 1951 EVA (EVITA) & JUAN PERON ON CERTIFICATE PRESENTED TO PATRICIA McCORMICK ....... PH $750-1000

Large 20"x13½” Pan American Games certificate signed by Juan Peron, as President of Argentina, and Eva (Evita), his wife, who acted as de facto Minister of Health & Labor, awarding generous wage increases to workers, as well as helping establish thousands of hospitals, schools & orphanages.

Certificate is awarding Patricia McCormick First Prize in swimming (diving) in the First Pan American Games, countersigned by an additional official. Interestingly, McCormick’s name is misspelled ‘MacCormick.’ Certificate shows some staining and edge wear, not affecting signatures in any way.

Item accompanied by certification on Pat McCormick Educational Foundation stationery, signed ‘Pat McCormick,’ (from her personal collection). Important and historical document. Fine.

Fascinating group of correspondence (well over 30 letters) related to retirement benefits, Social Security, retirement accounts, The Iran Hostage situation and other political issues, all written to one individual. Lot includes 1 typed, signed letter from Richard M. Nixon (autopen), typed, signed from Ted Kennedy (secretarial) and a typed, signed 1977 letter from Bob Dole. There also are typed, signed letters from Senators and Congressmen William Proxmire (x10), Gaylord Nelson (x7), Robert W. Kasten (x7), Henry S. Ruess (x3), James Sensenbrenner (x10) and others. Fascinating reading and great basis for collection or writing. Fine overall.

691

1970s-90s POLITICAL AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION W/ NIXON, KISSINGER ........................................ PH $250-350

Interesting selection of politically-themed autographed items.

Highlights include 4"x5" piece of ‘RN’ stationery inscribed and signed by former President Richard Nixon (dated 7/11/82) in blue felt tip, as well as a sharp 8"x10" photograph of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, signed and inscribed at the bottom in blue ballpoint. Other items in this lot: signed photo of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, signed photo of former Secretary of State Warren Christopher, signed photo of former Senator Ed Muskie, signed photo of former Senator Arlen Specter, signed photo of current Senator Lamar Alexander, a TLS from the Nixon White House likely secretarial signature (along with envelope), an invitation from the Nixon White House in 1971 to the widow of a prominent movie star, an Official Inaugural Program from Nixon’s first term, and more.

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693 /D 1996 ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU ARCHIVE ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Four items all prepared for same person, including typed letter signed on personal stationery (‘Desmond Cape’), 8½”x11" B&W photo inscribed ‘Francine God Bless You Desmond Cape Town Feb ’96,’ signed index card and 8½”x11" sketch of peace dove (artist unknown), signed and inscribed at bottom. Very fine.

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1790 GEORGE WASHINGTON HAIR SAMPLE ............................................................................... PH $400-600

699

A 1/16th of an inch piece of George Washington’s hair.

Provenance states this hair was first owned by Eleanor Parke Custis, granddaughter of Martha Washington by her first marriage, who was later adopted by George Washington and raised at Mount Vernon. Lock removed from certified lot later owned by the Custis-Powell family, stated in a letter dated about 1845, which handwriting expert Charles Hamilton deemed authentic. A Certificate of Authenticity presented with this hair

by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the New York Times, Pawn Stars. All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

695

1826 JOHN ADAMS HAIR SAMPLE .................... PH $200-300

A 1/16th of an inch piece of President John Adams’ hair, taken from his deathbed on July 4, 1826. A Certificate of Authenticity presented with this hair by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the ‘New York Times,’ Pawn Stars and more.

Second COA presented deeming hair authentic by University Archives. Ex-Mushro.

Vintage 1865, 5"x7" oval sepia-toned portrait drawing by J.C. Spooner, from photo of Lincoln, with both Spooner’s & Lincoln’s facsimile signatures and printed ‘Photo. by J.C. Spooner.’ Copyrighted according to Act of Congress in the year 1865 by J.C. Spooner in the Clerical Office of the Massachusetts.’ Striking image, presented in vintage, distressed custom wood frame & custom French oval mat, overall size 8½”x10½”. Of historical note, J.C. Spooner was listed in the Boston Guide or Commercial Almanac of the era as ‘photographer and an artist’ working in Roxbury, MA, during the mid 1860s. Very fine and scarce.

700 /D/ 1899 GROVER CLEVELAND HANDWRITTEN TWO-PAGE LETTER & COVER, FISHING CONTENT ............................................................. PH $400-600

Attractive 2-page letter written from ‘Gray Gables’ (Buzzard’s Bay, MA (Cleveland’s summer home), to personal friend Joseph S. Peebles, owner of largest mercantile house in Cincinnati.

Letter is chatty note to Cleveland’s fishing buddy, entirely personal content, mostly about bass fishing. We rarely get to see personal side of presidents. Transmittal cover, stamped envelope, is postmarked July 10, 1899, and is written entirely in Cleveland’s hand. Cover has Cincinnati receiving mark (July 11). Cover is very fine, letter has few tiny spots on front, otherwise fine.

696 /D 1812 JAMES MONROE SIGNED WARTIME MANDATE AS SECRETARY OF STATE ......... PH $1000-1500

Original Nov 7, 1812, wartime letterpress printed mandate on folded, watermarked paper (7¾” square, with dove wmk on second sheet), signed by James Madison as secretary of State.

Document reads, in part, ‘THE public and private armed vessels of the United States are not to interrupt any British unarmed vessels bound to Sable Island, and laden with supplies for the humane establishment at that place.’ Sable Island is a tiny crescent-shaped island that lies almost 200 miles off the coast of Nova Scotia and is surrounded by dangerous shifting sandbars. A rescue station was established there in 1801.

Document created and signed during early part of conflict. Fine, with small internal papermaking flaw (hole) near upper right, single spindle mark near left. Otherwise fine, fresh and historically significant. (Accompanied by RR COA) 697

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1909 THEODORE ROOSEVELT TLS AS PRESIDENT .......................................................... PH $600-800

A 7"x8¾” TLS by President Theodore Roosevelt. Typed and signed on White House stationery during the waning days of his presidency, letter dated February 27, 1909, written to the President of the University of California, Berkeley, Benjamin Ida Wheeler. In full: ‘My dear President Wheeler: / I have received many kind and pleasant letters, but on the whole none so kind and pleasant as yours. Believe me, I very deeply appreciate it. / Ever faithfully yours, / Theodore Roosevelt.

Signature in brown ink, slightly smeared at the first ‘T’ but otherwise very bold. In Fine condition, with a horizontal mailing fold and just the mildest touches at the corners. Excellent!

703

1907 WILLIAM H. TAFT SIGNED TYPED LETTER AS SECY OF WAR ............................................... PH $350-500

One page, folded (5½”x9") on War Dept. letterhead, signed by Taft as Secretary of War ‘Wm H Taft.’ Letter, to Oswald Garrison Villard of ‘The Evening Post’ in New York, discusses certain charges leveled at Gen John J. Pershing by Manila ‘American’ newspaper. Taft states the ‘“American” is such a reckless sheet I would place very little confidence in what it says.’ Light typewriter ink bleed through, otherwise fine.

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Local cover to New York City signed in black ink as free frank

by Mary Lord Harrison, second wife of President Benjamin Harrison. Mary was First Lady Caroline Harrison’s niece and personal secretary, and a young widow. Their marriage four year’s after Caroline’s death, plus the fact Mary was 25 years his junior, caused Harrison and his children to become estranged. Benjamin died in 1901; Mary lived to January, 1948.

This cover is postmarked Grand Central Station on June 5, 1947, just seven months before death. Presidential widows have the free franking privilege. Envelope pre-printed ‘Mrs. Benjamin Harrison’ on backflap, some envelope glue toning, signature strong but in shaky hand (she was 88). Fine to very fine.

1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN ASSASSINATION/ DEATH BED HAIR .............................................. PH $750-1000

A 1/16th of an inch piece of Abraham Lincoln’s hair, part of one of the 10 strands of hair from the lock removed by surgeons to access the fatal wound post-assassination. Per various attached affidavits and provenance, these hairs were passed down first by the second surgeon who worked on the President’s wound, Dr. Charles Taft, to his descendants and then re-emerged in the early 1990s as part of the estate of a relative of Henry Hines, who had purchased the hair back in 1908.

Accompanying Certificate of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media including CNN, the New York Times, and more. All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

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1823 MARTIN VAN BUREN ALS ......................... PH $300-400

One page, two sided, letter to judge with bold signature of then Senator Martin Van Buren (M.V. Buren) concerning Otsego suit. Van Buren represented Otsego County at New York’s convention for revision of its constitution in 1821. Three edge tears of no consequence.

D 1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PORTRAIT DRAWING

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704

706

1962 SPECIAL PRESENTATION ALBUM, UNPUBLISHED JFK PHOTOS ............................. PH $300-400

Special printed presentation album for Maj. Gen. Chester Clifton (military aide to President Kennedy) on occasion of Aug 17, 1962 dedication of Oahe Dam in South Dakota. Binder contains cover letter and x13 8"x10" photos, one color, 12 B&W of the dam, and dedication, most of them featuring JFK (all captioned and identified). Very fine.

709

1950s JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPH AS SENATOR ON PERSONAL CALLING CARD ...... PH $700-900

Bold Fountain pen autograph ties 3¢ Washington, DC, commemorative stamp to reverse side of Kennedy’s personal embossed calling card as U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.

Very light toning. Very fine.

1900s CONSIGNMENT BALANCE W/ POSTERS & AUTOGRAPHS ....................................................... $750-1000

Features several vintage posters, pictures, documents and some autographs. Includes: President Jimmy Carter autographed color 8"x10" photo; President George H.W. Bush autographed color 8"x10" photo (sitting with Barbara Bush); cut signature

by President Herbert Hoover; FDC featuring signature of Alice Roosevelt Longworth; two 11"x14" vintage B&W early 1930s photos of unknown actress; 4"x6" postcard featuring Baron von Richthofen; 1¼”x½” genuine piece of black ribbon that adorned Abraham Lincoln’s burial services in Springfield, IL; vintage 1923 International Air Races color poster in excellent condition; vintage placard featuring upcoming boxing match between Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard, Nov. 25, 1980; vintage 1944 wartime anti-Axis powers calendar from Frosst Fine Pharmaceuticals; vintage Haskell Coffin created World War I propaganda poster featuring Joan of Arc issued by the U.S. Treasury Dept (damaged); pre-1992 election mounted poster featuring Bill Clinton playing the saxophone in Detroit concert with Four Tops; Judy Garland Chromolithograph Concert Poster from February 1968 performance at Philharmonic Hall (rolled, good condition); vintage 1889 map of Mackinaw, Michigan (rolled, fair condition); and 5 Pan American Flight Posters, each from 1950s and 1960s, 35"x42", featuring locales such as South America, Philippines, England, India and Europe (all Very Good). At least half-dozen other pieces of historical ephemera found here as well. Quite an eclectic assortment, worth exploring!

710

1963 JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPH CUT ON CARD .............................................................. PH $600-800

Bold autograph on 4¾”x2½” card. Signature in style of pre-Presidency. Some surface yellowing. Accompanied by library exhibit brochure and couple minor items. Fine 711

1988 GEORGE H.W. BUSH TYPED, SIGNED LETTER AS PRESIDENT ..................................... PH $500-700

Small (6¼”x8½”), one-page typed letter (July 28, 1988) on personal embossed presidential stationery, signed ‘George.’

Letter is personal note to friend J. Knox McConnell, millionaire who built the now failed First National Bank of Keystone with ‘Knox’s Foxes,’ an all-women staff. Very fine and scarce informal presidential item. Accompanied by original transmittal envelope.

712

1996 BILL CLINTON TYPED, SIGNED LETTER AS PRESIDENT .................................................... PH $400-600

Small (6¾”x8¾”), one-page typed letter (Sept 4, 1996) on White House stationery, simply signed ‘Bill.’ Letter is personal birthday greeting to Linda Leopoulos of Arkansas, founder of Thea Foundation, supported by the Clintons. Very fine and scarce informal presidential item.

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1936 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, TYPED LETTER SIGNED ............................................................... PH $750-1000

Small-sized letter (7"x8¾”) on White House stationery, dated Jan 8, 1936. Letter is thank you note to New York constituent.

Roosevelt signed boldly in fountain pen. Letter has been folded in quarters. Fold touches only cross stroke of ‘F’ in ‘Franklin’.

Fine and scarce.

1960-62 CANDID JFK PHOTOS (x17) ................. PH $250-350

Group of 17 original never-published photos (5"x7" & two 5½”x4¼”) taken at several events, a number from 1962 Army-Navy game. Some great images with 3 in color, all on Kodak paper. Very fine. Originated from Gen Clifton estate.

1921 CALVIN COOLIDGE SIGNED LETTER AS VP ON VEEP LETTERHEAD ................................ PH $250-350

Two-page typed letter (7"x9") signed by Calvin Coolidge on ‘Vice President’s Chamber’ letterhead as vice president. Content discusses morals and Society of Christian Endeavor (addressed to group’s president). Autograph, on second page, in flowing fountain pen. Original letter fold passes through bottom of ‘g.’

Light soiling and paper remnants from mounting. Interesting and fine. (Accompanied by RR COA) 705

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708X

711X

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713

712

713X

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1950s-80s PRESIDENTIAL HAIR SAMPLE COLLECTION W/ REAGAN, LBJ, IKE, NIXON ... PH $500-700

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COLLECTED WORKS OF LINCOLN & FDR PERSONAL LETTERS ................................................ $150-200

Four different presentations of 1/16th of inch hair samples, each belonging to a 20th century President: Eisenhower, LBJ, Nixon and Reagan. Per the various affidavits presented, these pieces were collected from larger strands taken at various haircuts during their respective Presidencies. Accompanying Certificate of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the New York Times, Pawn Stars, and more.

All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

Two Presidential book sets: (1) ‘The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln,’ Parts I-VIII plus Index, edited by Roy P. Basler, published by Rutgers University Press from 1953-55.

In original gray hardcover, in very fine condition; (2) Boxed two volume set ‘F.D.R. His Personal Letters 1928-1945,’ edited

by Elliott Roosevelt, published in 1950 by Duell, Sloan & Pearce. Minor scuff on cover, box in good condition.

SPORTS – AWARDS – 715 /D 1972 HICKOK BELT AWARD DINNER PROGRAM W/ MULTIPLE SIGNATURES ........................... PH $1000-1500

Lime green program for Awards Dinner measures 8½”x11" and gives list of officers & chairmen, ‘head table celebrities,’ history of The Hickok Belt, bio of Lee Trevino, winner for 1971 and list of past winners. Owner has circled seven names in the celebrity list, and these are the autographs found on the front or back cover: Buck Buchanan of the Kansas City Chiefs, Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Larry Csonka of the Miami Dolphins, Bobby Grich of the Baltimore Orioles, Tom Matte of the Baltimore Colts, Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears and Lee Trevino, the honoree and 1971 U.S., British and Canadian Open Golf Champion. Additional autograph of tennis champion Stan Smith. Autographs strong and clear, some toning spots on program front cover.

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– AUTO RACING – 716 /D 1963 CARROLL SHELBY SIGNED CHECK TO FRANK SCHMIDT, ENDORSED ON BACK ......... PH $500-700

Signed check from Carroll Shelby, American automotive designer, race driver and entrepreneur, best known for involvement with the AC Cobra and Mustang-based Ford performance cars Mustang Cobras. Shelby American, Inc. check, 8¼”x3", filled out in type and signed ‘Carroll Shelby,’ made payable to Frank Schmidt (one of Shelby’s top mechanics and engine man) for $484.30, signed on back by Schmidt. Fine racing collectible.

– BASEBALL – 717

1930s BABE RUTH HAIR SAMPLE ..................... PH $400-600

A 1/16th of an inch piece of Babe Ruth’s hair. Per examination letter from University Archives, hair originally was drawn from a hair brush owned by Ruth’s widow Claire, obtained by her close friend Barry Halper, prior to her passing in 1976.

Accompanying Certificate of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the New York Times, Pawn Stars, and more. All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

718

Three different presentations each featuring a 1/16th hair sample from one of the big three Baseball stars from the 1940s and 1950s: Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.

Various affidavits included, accompanying Certificates of Authenticity by Louis Mushro, renowned authenticator of celebrity hair featured on several media outlets including CNN, the New York Times, Pawn Stars, and more. All provenance included. Ex-Mushro.

719

1930 BABE RUTH AUTOGRAPHED TYPED LETTER ............................................................ PH $5000-7000

Gorgeous typed letter signed ‘Babe Ruth’ in blue ink on the Sultan’s personal stationery (7-3/8"x5-1/8"), dated April 12, 1930, New York. Letter to ‘All America Baseball’ contestant, announcing publication of Babe’s new column in the ‘New York Evening Journal.’ Framed with photo of Ruth in his Yankees uniform. Original transmittal envelope preserved and mounted on reverse. RARE. 721

1952-53 PAIR OF VINTAGE BASEBALL-THEMED MOVIE POSTERS ................................................ PH $350-500

Pair of vintage movie posters, both one-sheet 27"x41", each with baseball themes: first, the 1951 bio-pic titled ‘The Pride of St. Louis’ about pitcher Dizzy Dean, the other, fictional baseball film starring Anne Bancroft titled ‘The Kid from Left Field.’ Both of these films were directed by Harmon Jones and featured actor Dan Dailey in their respective leading roles.

Posters both well maintained, with typical folds, some wear and tear along the edges, and minor foxing. Nice pair for the Sports film collector.

DiMAGGIO & MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

Reproduced iconic 1951 B&W photo (14"x11") of DiMaggio & Mantle with bats across their shoulders, with DiMaggio signature and inscription & signature by Mantle. (Got To Have It/Collectibles Inc COA) 722

DiMAGGIO, MANTLE, WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $500-700

Sepia toned iconic photo (8"x10") of DiMaggio, Mantle & Williams with bats on their shoulders. Autographed with blue sharpie over their image by each ballplayer. (Authentic Autographs Unlimited COA)

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1940s-50s BASEBALL PLAYER HAIR SAMPLES W/ DIMAGGIO, MANTLE & WILLIAMS .............. PH $400-600

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724

1990s MICKEY MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO FRAMED ............................................................... PH $400-600

Oversized (11"x13") B&W photograph of Mickey Mantle, autographed by ‘The Mick’ in the center of the picture under his face, inscribed with #7, in black sharpie. With large frame piece measures 18"x23" total. Authenticated by Drew Max of Authentic Autographs Unlimited (COA attached to reverse).

Signature slightly smeared and photo has some yellowing.

Otherwise very attractive Sports collectible.

725

1980s WILLIE MAYS, MICKEY MANTLE & DUKE SNIDER SIGNED PHOTOS ....................... PH $400-600

Wonderful mini-collection of three 8"x10" portrait photos, one showing The Mick on the field in New York Yankees home pinstripe, one B&W showing Mays in his San Francisco Giants uniform and one showing The Duke batting in his Brooklyn Dodgers uniform, each signed in marker. Great collection, uncommon on the marketplace. Very fine.

726 723

1980s MICKEY MANTLE SIGNED PHOTOS (x5) ........................................................................... PH $1000-1500

Attractive group of 5 different 8"x10" full color photos of Mantle on the field (including rookie image of him wearing #6) in his New York Yankees uniform, each signed ‘Mickey Mantle’ in bold blue sharpie. Blue sharpie indicates later signings, but these are gorgeous and pristine images and a great collection in itself! Very fine.

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MICKEY MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS ... PH $400-600

Three 8"x10" Mickey Mantle autographed photos: (1) B&W, Mantle with bat resting on right shoulder, hand on left hip, looking to left (STAT Authentic COA); (2) color, stretched batter stance, ready to hit (Burczyk COA); (3) color, ‘Mickey Mantle Day Celebration’ with Robert Kennedy & Mrs Gehrig on stadium field (STAT Authentic COA). All very fine. (Sanders Guide #est $900)

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729

731 730X

732

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731

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727

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1980s MICKEY MANTLE & WILLIE MAYS SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $300-400

Choice oversized (16"x20") color photo showing Mets celebrating, having just won the 1986 World Series. Photo signed boldly in silver sharpie by a whopping 35 World Champions, featuring all key signatures, such as: Gary Carter, Ray Knight (World Series MVP), Doc Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Keith Hernandez, Kevin Mitchell, George Foster & Bud Harrelson.

Attractive B&W photo of very young Mantle & Mays with bats in hands on the field in their respective New York Yankees & New York Giants uniforms. Photo signed boldly ‘Mickey Mantle’ and ‘Willie Mays’ in blue sharpie, indicating later signatures. Very fine.

728

MICKEY MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED NY YANKEES RETRO BASEBALL CAP ..................................... PH $250-350

732

Official Authentic Diamond Collection baseball cap signed ‘Mickey Mantle’ in silver on the bill. Very fine. (Stat Authentic LLC #13236 COA) 729

730

1985-98 MARK McGWIRE SIGNED CARD & PHOTO .............................................................. PH $300-400

Nice group of McGwire items, includes 3 baseball cards: (1) Classic Baseball #104 signed across photo (Collectors Alliance COA), (2) 1985 Topps #401 slabbed & graded (Capitol Grading, 10 Gem MINT), and (3) 1987 Topps #366 slabbed & graded (BCCG, 10 Mint or Better); plus autographed color photo (8"x10") of McGwire batting (1998 Collectors Alliance Inc COA); copy of Sept 14, 1998 Sports Illustrated ‘Extra Edition’ with McGwire and ’62!’ on cover. Very fine.

733

1980s MICKEY MANTLE, JOE DIMAGGIO & TED WILLIAMS SIGNED PHOTOS ..................... PH $500-700

Great grouping of 3 individually signed 8"x10" portrait photos, each with bold signature. Includes: The Mick on the field in Yankees uniform, second is close-up portrait of DiMaggio in Yankees uniform and third is B&W portrait of Teddy Baseball in Red Sox uniform. Each signed in sharpie, indicating later signatures, but gorgeous group, offered at auction for first time.

Very fine.

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1990s JOHNNY MIZE SIGNED ORIGINAL LEON WOLF PAINTING (ALSO SIGNED BY WOLF) ................ PH $350-500

Large, 16"x20", one-of-a-kind original oil painting by famed sports artist Leon Wolf, signed ‘Johnny Mize,’ also signed by Wolf. Powerful image of Mize in his Giants uniform, custom framed & ready for hanging. Of note, Wolf (who died in 2012) was world renowned for his sports portrait paintings, which have been exhibited in the Baseball Hall of Fame, on magazine covers and are in many HOFers personal collections.

1961 BASEBALL SCOOPS ROGER MARIS #416 AUTOGRAPHED CARD ....................................... PH $300-400

Bold ‘MARIS NIPS MANTLE FOR AL MVP AWARD’ headline on Baseball Scoops card #416, signed across image of Maris swinging bat. Fine to very fine. (2002 Gotta Have It/ Collectibles Inc COA)

1986 WORLD CHAMPION METS TEAM SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $400-600

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733X

734X

736

737

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734 / 1981 SELECTED PEREZ-STEELE BASEBALL PICTURE POSTCARDS, SOME SIGNED W/ MANTLE ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Selections from Perez-Steele Galleries 5th & 6th Series of HOF player portrait picture postcards with several autographed (plus a few Executives & Umpires portraits). Each card has multicolored portrait of player and information, Series card #, & production #/10,000 on back. Fifth Series includes 30 different cards, 21 unused & 9 autographed with signatures

by Mickey Mantle (CARD 145, #09626/10000), Whitey Ford, Warren Spahn, Buck Leonard, Billy Herman, Yogi Berra, Monte Irvin, Lefty Gomez & Sandy Koufax. Sixth Series includes 26 different cards, 15 unused & 11 autographed with signatures by Duke Snider, Johnny Mize, Willie Mays, Ralph Kiner, Bob Gibson, Al Kaline, Eddie Mathews, Joe Sewell, Ernie Banks, Robin Roberts, & Bob Lemon. Sanders Catalog estimated value for autographs alone approximately $700.

Attractive & colorful postcards, very fine.

735 / 1983 BASEBALL MANAGERS SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER .................................................................. PH $300-400

Impressive First Day Cover featuring a miniature B&W picture of Babe Ruth embedded in the cachet, postmarked July 6, 1983, featuring autographs of 10 major league baseball managers.

Signers include: Yogi Berra (HOF), Tommy Lasorda (HOF), Earl Weaver (HOF), Red Schoendienst (HOF), Walt Alston (HOF), Al Lopez (HOF), Bob Lemon (HOF), Al Dark, Ralph Houk and Danny Ozark. All in different pens, most certainly signed at different occasions. Awesome themed autographed item!

736

739

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1937 BASEBALL SIGNED BY JOE McCARTHY, JOE DiMAGGIO .................................................... PH $400-600

An ‘Official Spalding’ League ball, marked ‘1937 World Series,’ with several different signatures. Among the clearest are Yankees players Joe McCarthy (scarce on ball), a young Joe DiMaggio, and Gus Mancuso. Ball was drilled for mounting at some point, has staining and patina, still nice.

738

1939 FIRST DAY COVER, HACK WILSON AUTOGRAPH ...................................................... PH $750-1000

Scarce autograph of one of the great vintage players, ‘Lewis Hack Wilson’ in his hand, vertically on an attractive 1939 Baseball Centenary FDC. Red & black Linprint cachet, handstamped address, very fine. HOFer Hack Wilson (19001948), a fireplug of a man, was one of the great power hitters of the 1920s-30s, putting together some of the greatest offensive seasons in history. In 1930, he hit 191 RBIs, a major league record which still stands. A heavy drinker, and combative by nature, Wilson died penniless in 1948 at the age of 48.

739

1960 PITTSBURGH PIRATES TEAM AUTOGRAPHED BALL ..................................................................... PH $250-350

Official National League ball with 20 signatures, including: Roberto Clemente, Rocky Nelson, Bill Vindon, Smokey Burgess, Dick Schofield, George Witt, Gene Baker, Roy Face, Bob Sinner, and others. A few faded signatures. Fine to very

AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL W/ SCHALK, FRICK, GILES, CAREY & TERRY SIGNATURES ........... PH $300-400

Semi-Pro League baseball with HOFer signatures in blue pen

by Ray Schalk, Ford Frick, Warren Giles, Max Carey, & W H Bill Terry. Toning setting in, fine to very fine. Submitted to PSA/DNA back in 2004 with response ‘Likely Genuine’. Sold ‘as is’.

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740

1967 TEAM SIGNED LA DODGERS BALL, 1980s TEAM SIGNED TWINS .............................. PH $200-300

Two autographed baseballs: (1) Official National League ball with 21 signatures for 1967 Dodgers, includes: Don Drysdale, Ron Fairly, Dick Schofield, Tommy Dean, Bill Singer, Claude Osteen and more. Most signatures fairly fresh, if not clear; AND (2) Official American League Ball with 27 signatures of 1980s (likely Minnesota Twins) team, with Bert Blyleven and many more (many signatures somewhat faded). Plus bonus ball: Wilson ‘Official League’ ball with signature we cannot read (3 balls total). Fine.

741

1998 NY YANKEES TEAM AUTOGRAPHED WORLD SERIES BALL ........................................ PH $200-300

Red Official 1998 World Series baseball with 18 signatures, including Joe Torre, Ramiro Mendoza, Orlando Hernandez, David Wells, Derek Jeter, and others. Very fine. (Collectors Alliance COA) CARDS 743

1952-54 BOWMAN CARDS GROUP W/ WILLIE MAYS ....................................................... PH $250-350

Small group of 13 baseball cards issued by Bowman, all but one from 1954 issue. The one exception: 1952 Bowman #218 HOFer Willie Mays (condition Good, with crease). Remaining cards from later 1954 issue: #89 Willie Mays (VG-EX, soft corners only), #58 HOFer Pee Wee Reese (VG), #90 HOFer Roy Campanella (Good), #95 HOFer Robin Roberts (Good), and rest commons #s 96, 143, 153, 154, 169 & 187, all in average VG condition.

1980-90s SELECTION OF AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALLS (x18) ...................................................... $400-600

Selection of 18 single & multi-signed baseballs, plus 2 AL Official Balls each with black ‘New York/7’ & Mickey Mantle signature imprint. Single autographs include: ‘David Wells/ P.G-5/17/98’ Perfect Game Baseball; ‘Derek Jeter/R.O.Y ‘96’; Mark McGwire; Joe Torre; Andy Pettitte; Roger Clemens; Cal Ripken Jr; Ken Griffey Jr; ‘John Wetteland/WS MVP’ on Official 1996 World Series ball; Enos Slaughter; Whitey Ford; ‘Don Larsen/10.8.56’; 2 others. Multi-signed balls include: ball with 11 Hall of Famers including Earl Averil, Joe Cronin, Happy Chandler, John Mize, Bob Feller & others; ball with 18 Hall of Famers including Bob Feller, Duke Snider, Phil Rizzuto, Al Kaline & others; ball with 11 signatures including Ted Williams, Mickey Mantle, Eddie Mathews, Ernie Banks & others. Several baseballs have COAs from a variety of internet sellers (Collectors Alliance, The Score Board, Stans Sports & other similar companies). Sold as is. Overall fine to very fine.

744

1953-57 TOPPS CARD GROUP W/ MAYS, WILLIAMS ............................................................. PH $400-600

Group of 34 Topps baseball cards, all from the classic issues 1953-1957. Highlights include the following HOFers: 1954 #1 Ted Williams (VG), 1954 #90 Willie Mays (Good), 1955 #31 Warren Spahn (EX), 1956 #109 Enos Slaughter (VG-EX), and 1953 #151 Hoyt Wilhelm (Good); another highlight, 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers Team Card (#166, VG-EX). Remaining commons include: 1953 #s 19, 81, 96, 105, 116, 126, 163; 1954 #s 64, 76, 78(2), 89; 1955 #s 14, 44, 54, 75, 77, 111, 126, 145, 156(2), 180; 1956 #s 128, 213 (Detroit team), 236 (KC team), 241; 1957 #173. Average condition VG.

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1953 TOPPS #82 MICKEY MANTLE (PSA 1 PR) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

PSA-graded slabbed 1953 Topps #82 Mickey Mantle baseball card. PSA graded card a ‘1’ or Poor. Card has vertical creases, heavy edgewear and soft corners. But, it’s ‘The Mick!’

746

1955 BOWMAN & TOPPS DOUBLEHEADER PSA GRADED CARD SELECTION ...................... PH $400-600

Group of 11 PSA-graded slabbed baseball cards from 1955, 8 from the classic Bowman ‘TV’ set and 3 from uncommon oversized Topps ‘double-header’ series. Highlights of this collection: Bowman #242 Ernie Banks, graded VG+ (3.5), and the Topps #69/70 HOFer Ted Williams and Hal Smith, graded VG (3). Other slabbed cards in this selection, all from 1955: Bowman #1 HOFer Hoyt Wilhelm (Good, 2), #10 HOFer Phil Rizzuto (Good+, 2.5), #23 HOFer Al Kaline (VG-EX, 4), #184 HOFer Willie Mays (Good, 2), #283 HOF umpire Nestor Chylak (VG, 3), and #68 Elston Howard (VG, 3); the remaining two Topps, #129/130 Jim Gilliam and Ellis Kinder (VG, 3), and #25/26 HOFer Jackie Robinson and Don Hoak, graded Good (2).

747

748

1956 TOPPS PHIL RIZZUTO #113 (GRADED 10) .... PH

$300

Attractive Topps Phil Rizzuto card #113. Sharp corners & edges, extremely fine. (PRO #30481488, slabbed, graded 10 Gem-MT) 749

1957-61 TOPPS & FLEER PSA GRADED CARD COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $500-700

Collection of 30 PSA-graded and slabbed baseball cards, mostly Topps, from years 1957, 1959, 1960 and 1961. Highlight here is 1957 Topps #95 Mickey Mantle (PR, 1). Other cards, all HOFers and stars, include following Topps cards: 1957 #10 Mays (PR, 1), #25 Ford (PR, 1), #125 Kaline (VG-EX+, 4.5), #165 Kluszewski (PR, 1), #170 Snider (PR, 1); 1959 #150 Musial (VG-EX, 4, Mis-Cut), #163 Koufax (EX, 5, MC), #202 Maris (VG, 3), #212 Aaron/Mathews (VG-EX, 4, MC), #317 Ashburn/Mays (VG-EX, 4), #338 Anderson (EX-MT, 6), #350 Banks (VG-EX, 4, MC), #360 Kaline (VG-EX, 4), #464 Mays’ catch (Good, 2, MC); 1960 #1 Wynn (VG-EX, 4), #10 Banks (VG-EX, 4, MC), #343 Koufax (PR, 1); 1961 #150 Mays (EX-MT, 6) and #160 Ford (EX-MT, 6). Also includes two cards from 1959 Fleer Ted Williams tribute set: #1 The Early Years (Good, 2) and #2 Ted’s Idol - Babe Ruth (VG-EX, 4).

1956 TOPPS PSA-GRADED CARD COLLECTION W/ MANY HOFERS ............................................ PH $750-1000

Collection of 12 PSA-graded and slabbed cards from classic 1956 Topps set. Most valuable cards, HOFers #5 Ted Williams (VG-EX+, 4.5) and #79 Sandy Koufax (EX-MT, 6). Remaining cards all HOFers, plus some team cards as well: #30 Jackie Robinson (PR, 1), #101 Roy Campanella (EX, 5), #110 Yogi Berra (EX, 5), #113 Phil Rizzuto (VG-EX, 4), #130 Willie Mays (PR, 1), #240 Whitey Ford (EX, 5), #292 Luis Aparicio (VG, 3), #166 Dodgers Team (FR, 1), #226 Giants Team (VG+, 3.5), and #251 Yankees Team (VG-EX, 4). Excellent group!

750

1958 TOPPS TED WILLIAMS #1 (GRADED 8.5) ..... PH

$300

Attractive Topps Ted Williams slabbed card. Sharp corners & edges, centering slightly off on front, more so on back. (PRO #30481264, slabbed, graded 8.5 NM-MT +)

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1970s-2000s SLABBED & GRADED CARD ACCUMULATION & MORE ....................................... $750-1000

Approximately 200 baseball cards, majority slabbed & graded, includes 54 different cards for Derek Jeter (all graded 10), 100 cards slabbed & graded 9 or 10, and about 40 cards in sleeves (not graded). Includes variety of players (several with multiple cards from different manufacturers) with selections from Topps, Donruss, Fleer, Bowman, Upper Deck, Score, and more including specialty cards with pieces of bat, jersey, base, & some with autographs. A few examples (grading company/ grade): 1985 Topps Mark McGwire #401 rookie (Pro Gold, Gem MT 10); 2000 SPX Alphonso Soriano #94 autographed (not graded); 1995 Bowman Vladimir Guerrero #90 (not graded); 1965 Topps NY Yankees #513 (WGG, 9.0 Mint); 2001 Legendary Cuts/Game Uniform Roger Maris #J-RM (Beckett, 9.5); 1977 Topps 1976 Strikeout Leaders #6 (Capitol Grading, 10 Gem Mint); 1985 Topps Roger Clemens #181 rookie card (x3, USA 9.5, & BCCG 10 x2); many more. Clean attractive group, with some better & with useful duplication. PLUS: NY Yankees 2004 Medallion Collection folders (x2) with 14 medallions, 2006 Mini-Baseball Collection folder (empty), & 2007 Pin Collection folder (empty); World Series 2003 Official Program. Overall very fine.

752

1966 TOPPS SANDY KOUFAX #100 (GRADED 9) .................................................................................... PH

$200

Attractive Topps Sandy Koufax card #100. Clean, sharp corners & edges, off center on back. (PRO #30480673, slabbed, graded 9 Mint) 753

1968 TOPPS MICKEY MANTLE #280 (GRADED 9) .................................................................................... PH

$300

Attractive card Topps Mickey Mantle card #280. Clean, sharp corners & edges, very fine. (PRO #30482614, slabbed, graded 9 Mint) 754

1974 BASEBALL IMMORTALS AUTOGRAPHED CARDS W/ MANTLE, BELL & CONLAN ............. PH $250-350

Three attractive 1st Printing 1974 ‘Baseball Immortals’ cards, each autographed, and in clear plastic case. Includes: Mickey Mantle #145, Cool ‘Papa’ Bell #141, & Jocko Conlan #143.

Very fine. (Collectors Alliance, Inc COAs) MICHAEL JORDON AUTOGRAPHED ‘MR. JUNE’ BLACK BASKETBALL ......................................... PH $500-700

This basketball (limited edition of 423) with ‘Mr. June logo’ commemorates Jordan’s successes in June of 1991, 1992, 1993 & 1996. Light signature. (Upper Deck #BRE43133 COA)

Autographed (gold signature) color 8"x10" photo of Jordan high in air making right handed shot (All Pro Sports COA).

And 1996 Limited Edition Space Jam boxed set of 2 with slipcase, includes Jordan & Porky Pig and Jordan & Bugs Bunny on matched numbered (#8424) oversized Celcards (Collectors Alliance COA). Very fine.

– BOXING – 757

CASSIUS CLAY AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO ......................................................... View photo online

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Autographed B&W 8"x10 photo of a smiling Cassius Clay in Olympic jersey with Olympic medal around his neck. Very fine.

(1997 Wall of Fame COA)

– CHESS – 758 / USSR 1960 WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP COVER WITH TAL & BOTVINNIK AUTOGRAPHS ........... PH $300-400

Cover autographed by the 1960 World Chess Championship finalists Mikhail Tal and Mikhail Botvinnik. Match was held in Moscow; Tal won making him the youngest champion at the time. Envelope franked with USSR stamp honoring Russian chess player Chigorin (Scott #2107) and tied by commemorative postmark honoring the Championship in Moscow, additional strike at lower left, both dated the first day of the match, March 15, 1960. Both signatures strong, in blue ink, very fine.

759 / USSR 1966 WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP COVER W/ MULTIPLE SIGNATURES ............................. PH $900-1200

Cover with imperforate Chess stamp of 1963 (Russia Scott #2744 var) tied by special cancel for 1966 World Chess Championship held in Moscow. Envelope covered with about 28 chess player autographs in blue or black ink, including Tal, Botvinnik, Petrosyan, Spassky, Karpov, Korchnoi, Boleslavsky, Lilienthal, Flohr, Averbakh, Bronshtein, Geller, Suetin, Polugaevsky, Vasiukov, Simagin, Liberzon, Kholmov, Krogius and female player Chiburdanidze. A real Who’s Who of European and Soviet chess on one cover; final was played by Spassky and Petrosyan, who won. Very fine.

Official commemorative cover for Argentina’s hosting of 23rd Chess Olympiad, franked with Scott #1200 tied by special cancellation at beginning of event. Two other cancellations dated November 7 nearby. Cover has six autographs in blue ink, including: Polugaevsky, Portisch, Petrosyan, Karpov (added later, as he did not attend this event), Gligoric and Smyslov. Very fine.

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MICHAEL JORDON AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO & SPACE JAM CEL CARDS SET ................................... $400-600

760 / ARGENTINA 1978 23rd CHESS OLYMPIAD, COVER W/ AUTOGRAPHS .................................. PH $150-250

– BASKETBALL – 755

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756

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751

755

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759

760

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761 / ARGENTINA 1978 23rd CHESS OLYMPIAD, COVER W/ AUTOGRAPHS .................................. PH $150-250

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763 / USSR 1979 RIGA INTERZONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COVER WITH MULTIPLE AUTOGRAPHS .......... PH $200-250

Official commemorative cover for Argentina’s hosting of 23rd Chess Olympiad, franked with Scott #1200 tied by special cancellation at beginning of event. Two other cancellations dated November 11 nearby, the end of the match. Cover has five autographs of participants in blue ink, including Polugaevsky, Portisch, Petrosyan, Gligoric and Smyslov. Very fine.

762 / USSR 1979 RIGA INTERZONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COVER W/ MULTIPLE AUTOGRAPHS ............... PH $200-300

Soviet commemorative envelope for Riga 1979 with matching special cancellation. Envelope with 18 signatures in black or blue ink, in various alphabets. Discernible names include: Adorjan (Hungary), Edmar Mednis (USA), James Tarjan (USA), Tony Miles (UK), Slim Bouaziz (Tunisia), Ribli (Hungary), Gruenfeld (Israel), Polugaevsky (USSR), Trois (Brazil), Ljubojevic (Yugoslavia) and others. Very fine.

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Soviet commemorative envelope for Riga 1979 with matching special cancellation. Envelope with 18 signatures in black or blue ink, in various alphabets. Names discernable include Adorjan (Hungary), Edmar Mednis (USA), James Tarjan (USA), Tony Miles (UK), Slim Bouaziz (Tunisia), Ribli (Hungary), Gruenfeld (Israel), Polugaevsky (USSR), Trois (Brazil), Ljubojevic (Yugoslavia) and others. Very fine.

764 / SWEDEN 1980 EUROPEAN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP, SOVIET TEAM MEMBER AUTOGRAPHS .......... PH $400-600

Cover produced by the Skara (Sweden) Philatelic Society for 1980 European Team Chess Championship, franked with Sweden Scott #1154 and tied by commemorative Chess match postmark, additional strike at upper left. Cover has 14 autographs, including all ten Soviet Union team members: Karpov, Tal, Petrosian, Polugaevsky, Geller, Balashov, Romanishin, Vaganian, Yusupov and Kasparov, plus Portisch of Hungary, Ljubojevic of Yugoslavia, possibly Tony Miles of England and Hort of Czechoslovakia. Collector has handwritten in pencil (in Russian) the name by each signature. Very fine.

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766

768

767

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765 / YUGOSLAVIA 1980 BUGOJNO CHESS TOURNAMENT COVER WITH SIGNATURES .... PH $250-350

Commemorative envelope for 2nd International Bugojno (Yugoslavia) Chess Tournament with cachet and two strikes special postmark. Signed in various inks by 13 players, including Karpov, Timman, Polugaevsky, Hort, Ivkov, Larsen, Andersson, Ljubojevic, Kurajica, Kavalek and Gligoric. Very fine. Karpov won, after the tournament being interrupted by Tito’s death and funeral.

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768 / BULGARIA 1983 8th EUROPEAN TEAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP COVER W/ AUTOGRAPHS ..... PH $350-450

First day cover for Bulgaria Scott #2904 with pictorial cancellation dated June 20, 1983, and cachet at lower left.

Autographs in blue or red ink for 19 participants, includes: Petrosyan, Timman, Portisch, Ljubojevic, Gligoric, Polugaevsky, Vaganyan, Belyavsky, Psakhis, Yusupov, Geller and others. Very fine.

769 / USSR 1989 FIRST DAY COVER WITH SIGNATURES ............................. View photo online $150-250

Soviet commemorative 5k envelope honoring chess grandmaster Tigran Petrosyan’s 60th birthday, with pictorial June 17, 1989 first day cancellation. Envelope has 11 signatures in blue or black ink, including Larsen, Lilienthal, Portisch, Hort, Razuvaev, Tseshkovsky and others. Very fine.

766 / USSR 1981 INTERNATIONAL CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP COVER W/ AUTOGRAPHS ..... PH $200-300

Soviet commemorative envelope for 1981 International Chess Championship held in Moscow, with special commemorative postmark. Includes 13 signatures in blue ink: Karpov, Polugaevsky, Kasparov, Smyslov, Balashov, Belyavsky, Petrosyan, Smejkal, Timman, Torre, Andersson, Gheorghiu and Flohr. Very fine. Karpov won the tournament.

767 / YUGOSLAVIA 1982 BUGOJNO CHESS TOURNAMENT COVER WITH AUTOGRAPHS ............................................................................... PH $400-600

Commemorative cover from 1982 Bugojno International Chess Tournament with special pictorial postmark tying Yugoslavia #1489a. Signed in blue ink by 12 participants: Petrosyan, Larsen, Andersson, Spassky, Kasparov, Huebner, Ljubojevic, Ivanovic, Timman, Najdorf, Gligoric and Polugaevsky. Very fine. Kasparov won the tournament.

AUTOGRAPHS 770

1960s AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS OF SELECTED QUARTERBACKS & PLAYERS (x12) ........................ $200-300

Attractive group of autographed 8"x10" photos with 11 color & 1 B&W. Includes: Y.A, Tittle (MRAK Sports COA).

Autographed color photos include: Joe Montana (x2, same photo) with Wall of Fame & All Pro Sports COAs; Joe Namath (Wall of Fame COA); Dan Marino (Wall of Fame COA); Brett Favre (Wall of Fame COA); Phil Sims (Thrill of Victory COA); Drew Bledsoe (Wall of Fame COA); Jerry Rice (x2 different) with 1 Wall of Fame COA; Lawrence Taylor; Mark Bavaro.

PLUS: 10 NY Giants 2005 pins in original packs. Nice group, very fine. (Sanders Guide est $600)

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771

777

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1960s-2000s LARGE COLLECTION OF 250 FOOTBALL PLAYER AUTOGRAPHS .......... PH $500-700

Extremely useful and large lot of football players and coaches.

Full listing not possible here, but virtually all signatures identified and on 3"x5" cards in ink. Some signers include Sammy Baugh, Bud Carson, Charlie Joiner, Cedric Jones, Steve Mariucci, Gale Sayers, Mike Shanahan, Barry Switzer, Lorenzo White, Rosie Brown, Gary Hogeboom, Jeff Rutledge, Jan Stenerud, Randy Wight and many, many more. Many signed in marker, little if any duplication. Complete list of signers accompanies on RR COA.

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– HOCKEY – 775

1970s AUTOGRAPHED HOCKEY PUCKS (x39) ....... $400-600

Selection of 39 autographed hockey pucks (with 33 COAs). A good variety of signatures including Wayne Gretzky (x2), Maurice Richard, Serge Federov, Brett Hull, Gordy Howe, Bobby Orr, Mike Richter, Martin Brodeur, Jari Kurri, Steve Yzerman, Jaromir Jagr and others. Fine to very fine.

776

SELECTION OF COLOR ACTION AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $200-300

Nice group of 4 autographed 8"x10" color action photos.

Autographs include: (1) Wayne Gretzky, Rangers uniform (All Pro Sports COA), (2) Mario Lemieux, Penguins uniform, (3) Patrick Roy, Avalanche uniform (All Pro Sports COA), (4) Mark Messier, Rangers uniform. All very fine.

772 /D 1980s FEARSOME FOURSOME: DEACON JONES, ROSEY GRIER, LAMAR LUNDY & MERLIN OLSON ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Arguably the greatest defensive front 4 to ever play, called ‘the most dominant line in football history,’ by Dick Butkus.

Striking, 19"x26", gold embossed color lithograph titled ‘The Fearsome Foursome, signed by Deacon Jones, Rosey Grier, Lamar Lundy & Merlin Olsen. All 4 autographs especially large, dark, bold & pristine. Very fine.

777

NY RANGERS 1990s AUTOGRAPHED JERSEY ............................................................................... PH $250-350

Extra-large Official NFL NY Rangers white jersey with 21 signatures including: Wayne Gretzky, Alexi Kovalev, Bruce Driver, Darren Langdon, Brian Leetch, and others. Very fine.

(1996 Joe’s Home Plate COA)

773 / 1996-2004 FOOTBALLS & HELMET ................... PH $300-400

Selection of 4 items, includes: 3 autographed footballs (1) Phil Sims on Wilson NFL ball (1997 Copeland Online Auctions COA), (2) Lawrence Taylor on Wilson ‘75’ NFL ball (The Score Board COA), (3) multi-signed ball with autographs of 4 first round Draft includes Eli Manning (signed at 2003 SEC Media Day), Philip Rivers, Ben Riethlisberger & J.P. Losman (all 3 signed at 2004 Senior Bowl). ALSO: Full sized San Francisco helmet signed by Jerry Rice (1996 Joe’s Home Plate COA).

All items very fine.

– OLYMPICS –

CARDS 774

1989-2002 SELECTED SLABBED & GRADED FOOTBALL CARDS (x11) ........................................... $600-800

Selection of 11 slabbed & graded cards. Includes (Grading Service & grade): (1) 1984 Topps Dan Marino #123 (PSA #02059328, MINT 9), (2) 1989 Score Troy Aikman #270 (PSA #09055993, MINT 9), (3) 1989 Score Tim Brown #86 (GEM #A21057796, 10 Gem mint), (4) 1990 Score Update Emmitt Smith #101T (PSA #02071606, MINT 9), (5) 1991 Stadium Club Brett Favre #94 (PSA #02083674, MINT 9), (6) 1992 Stadium Club Brett Favre #683 (PSA #02085676, MINT 9), (7) 1993 SP Drew Bledsoe Foil #9 (PSA #02083670, MINT 9), (8) 1994 Finest Refractor Joe Montana #172 (PSA #05010418, MINT 9), (9) 1994 Upper Deck SP #3 Die Cut Marshall Faulk (AGS, 10), (10) 2002 Finest Jeremy Shockey #87 (PSA #30304997, GEM MT 10), (11) 2002 Sports Card Investor David Carr #1 (BSG #1006102, GEM MINT 10). Nice group. Very fine.

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1936 BERLIN OLYMPIC GAMES GROUP .......... PH $200-300

Three items from 1936 Olympics, includes: Youth of the World Medallion (2¾” diameter), Olympic symbol wall plaque (2¾”x3") and Berlin Olympics rubber hand stamp (4½” long).

Fine condition.

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– BAGGAGE TAGS – 779

OCEAN LINER BAGGAGE LABELS 1900s-70s INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION ................................ $500-700

Interesting collection of approximately 325 mostly UNUSED & different Ocean Liner baggage labels, for ‘Golden Era’ of Trans-Atlantic steamship travel, individually sleeved & in alphabetical order: Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line to Zim Israel Navigation Co Ltd, in long green file box. Includes round, oval, diamond & rectangular labels in various sizes up to approximately 4½”x7" with attractive & colorful labels illustrating a variety of ships and ‘generic’ indicating labels specific to a company/line including travel class (1st, Tourist, Cabin), stateroom/berth area, wanted/unwanted luggage in stateroom & others. A few examples of Lines and some Steamships include: United States Lines ‘Leviathan’ & ‘Washington’; Great White Fleet; Turkish Maritime Lines; Swedish American Line ‘SS Drottningholm’; Red Star Line used ‘wanted’ label for ‘Scythia’; Panama Pacific Line; Osaka Shisen Kaisa; North German Lloyd Line with colorful label & ‘generics’; Dollar Steamship Line; French Line with labels indicating ‘Liberte,’ Ile de France’ & ‘Flandre’; Cunard/White Star Line with unused white & blue diamond shape ‘wanted’ label and illustrations of ‘Aquitania,’ ‘Queen Mary’ & ‘Queen Elizabeth’ & many ‘generics’; Navigation Generale Italian; Munson Steamship Line (x6 different colors); NYK Line; American Export Lines; and many others. Overall fine to very fine.

780

– LAPEL PINS – 782

1960s-90s LAPEL PIN ACCUMULATION ................... $500-700

Large accumulation of a few thousand lapel pins (some tie bars & tie-tacs) in frames (with glass) & on boards. Includes great variety of topics, shapes (some 3 dimensional including tanks & race cars), styles & shapes, in metal, enameled, epoxy & painted. A sampling of topics include: Automobile Racing, Olympics with U.S. Olympic Team 1988 limited edition & others, Militaria including rifles, tanks, battleships, airplanes & submarines, Russian Towns’ Coat of Arms collection of 150 colorful pins, Worldwide Flags, assorted religious, animals, advertising, Lions Club, NFL complete 1980s helmet pins collection of 28 teams in display, town souvenir pins, much more. Colorful & interesting collection with great variety.

Overall fine to very fine.

783

1960s-90s BOY SCOUTS SOUVENIR LAPEL PINS ...................................................................................... $200-300

Collection of approximately 330 mostly different colorful souvenir lapel pins on boards, plus ISRAEL selection of 4 pins, 4 cloth badges & medal. Large variety of USA & some Foreign, enameled & painted pins including: Lodges, Councils, Jamborees, Camporees, Insignia, Order of the Arrow, Camps, Indians, and other Scout related pins. Colorful attractive collection for this popular topic. Overall, fine to very fine.

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Collection of approximately 150 colorful worldwide Hotel baggage labels in a variety of shapes & sizes, with majority individually sleeved. Some highlights: USA (x60 mostly different) with many attractive labels including Brown Swan Club, Schroon Lake, NY; Hotel Savoy, Seattle ‘The Holland House of the West’; Post Tavern, Battle Creek, Mich; ‘America’s Own Spa/Hot Springs/ national Park, Arkansas ‘Rest/ Recreate-Recuperate’; Hotel Jayhawk, Topeka, Kansas ‘Come Nest with Us’; Roberts-MacNab Hotels listing 6 hotels in Neb, Mont, & N.D.; and many others. Foreign include 60 mostly different & individually sleeved labels, plus 67 more, with duplication, in single mylar. Some highlights include: Hotel Rembrandt, London; Park Hotel, Budapest; Luxor Hotel, Egypt; Victory-Hotel, Alkmaar, Holland; Hotel Grande Bretagne ‘Le Petite Palais,’ Athenes; Luitpold Bad, Bad Oberdorf; Hoteles Nogaro, Buenos Aires; Le Grand Hotel.

Paris; and many others. Attractive collection, some duplication.

Overall fine to very fine.

OCEAN LINER BAGGAGE TAGS 1900s-70 INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION ................................ $350-500

Interesting collection of approximately 200 mostly UNUSED & different Ocean Liner baggage tags (with & without string), for ‘Golden Era’ of International/Trans-Atlantic steamship travel, individually sleeved, most in alphabetical order, in long blue file box. Includes round, oval & rectangular shapes in a variety if sizes, with attractive & colorful tags illustrating a variety of ships and ‘generic’ tags specific to a Line, with some indicating travel class. A few steamship Lines and/or steamships include: Norddeutscher Lloyd 1928 leather & celluloid tag for ‘Arion’; Canadian Pacific Line used ‘Duchess of Richmond’ tag; Cunard Line colorful ‘Mauritania’ tag (x3) & others showing 2 different steamships; French Line with tags for ‘France,’ ‘Normandie,’ ‘Ile de France’ & unused Paqueboat tag; Holland American Line with used ‘Rotterdam’ tag; Sun-Way Cruises with tags for ‘Doric,’ ‘Homer’ & ‘Atlantic’; Kansai Line ‘Ruri Mauru’; Matson Navigation Co ‘Lurlina’; Munson Steamship Line used ‘Southern Cross’ tag; United Fruit Company Steamship Service ‘Calamares’; United States Lines ‘Levithan’ & ‘United States’ (x3, 1 used); many others. Some show wear, overall fine to very fine.

1920-50 USA & INTERNATIONAL HOTEL BAGGAGE LABELS COLLECTION ............................................... $300-400

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– PENS –

784

EARLY 1900s GOLD-PLATED FOUNTAIN PENS & PENCILS COLLECTION ................................... PH $300-400

788

Collection of 19 gold-plated vintage early 20th century Pens (x12) and Pencils (x7). Includes pen manufacturer Joseph F, Morrison, Paul W. Johnson, Avon, Laughlin and Moore. All of the pencils Wahl Eversharp. Nice selection.

785

1920s-50s FOUNTAIN PEN CONSIGNMENT BALANCE ............................................................. PH $200-300

Hodgepodge of collectible early to mid 20th century fountain pens and pencil lighters. Manufacturers include Parker (x4), Ronson (pencil lighters, x4), Arnold, Wearever, Eversharp and more. All used with a couple mismatched caps. Worth a look!

1910s AIKEN LAMBERT GOLD-FILLED PEN .... PH $300-400

Aiken Lambert fountain pen, manufactured circa 1910. Very attractive gold-filled snail-patterned overlay. Black cone cap, with minor scratching. Measures 5½” long. Very desirable.

789

1930s-40s SHEAFFER PEN & PENCIL COLLECTION ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Small collection of 8 vintage 1930s-40s era Sheaffer pens and pencils. Colors include blue, black, maroon, with one a miniature (4"). Two of these are pen & pencil sets with original presentation cases, includes carmine-colored pair. Attractive group.

786

1920s MINIATURE FOUNTAIN PEN GROUP ...... PH $200-300

Group of 9 miniature fountain pens from the 1920s, none measuring more than 4" long. Brands include four Peter Pans and three Wahls. A Wahl gold-filled miniature and a Peter Pan ‘Deluxe’ miniature still have original boxes. Used but fine.

787

790

1950s SHEAFFER SNORKEL - SCARCE PEACOCK COLOR .................................................................. PH $250-350

Sheaffer Snorkel fountain pen in highly desirable ‘Peacock’ color. Tested and works. Pen color quite scarce, 5½” long.

Minor marks along surface, otherwise fine-very fine.

1920s WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN GROUP (x4) ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Four classic 1920s Waterman Fountain pens, 3 black and 1 brown. Standout in this group is one that carries a 9 karat gold autographed band. Nice selection for the Waterman collector.

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Coins & Currency

792

793

794

795

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USA COINS 796

– CENTS – 791

Nice looking circulated key date 1921-S Walking Liberty silver half dollar. San Francisco minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded VF20, #3337549-002)

1881-1963 PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS .............. $150-250

Rolls and plastic tubes filled with pennies! Mostly Lincoln Wheats, with some Indian Heads. Rolls are marked for year and mint mark; includes one roll from 1937, 54 rolls of 1940s dates and 82 rolls of 1950s dates (weight: 47 pounds). Pennies mostly in clear plastic tubes, but also some medicine bottles or plastic trays, most labeled by year and mint mark. One container is Indian Heads, generally x3 to x10 per year; Lincolns start at 1913 but are sparse in the first decade. Much more from 1920s up to 1963, the latest tube found (weight 32 pounds). Spot checked and condition ranges from dirty and worn to shiny and uncirculated.

797

1941-45 WALKING LIBERTY HALFS SET (NGC GRADED MS65) ..................................... PH $2500-3500

Complete set of 15 Walking Liberty silver half dollars for years 1941-45. All NGC encapsulated, graded MS65. Good for building a high grade registered set.

– SILVER DOLLARS – 798

1802 DRAPED BUST $1 WITH HERALDIC EAGLE (PCGS GRADED XF40) .................................... PH $3500-5000

Wide normal date variety of this early Draped Bust Silver dollar with Heraldic Eagle, Philadelphia minted. Scarce coin! (PCGS encapsulated, graded XF40, #40087.40/26047589)

– SILVER HALF DOLLARS – 792

1921 S WALKING LIBERTY HALF (NGC GRADED VF20) .......................................... PH $600-800

1861 O SEATED LIBERTY HALF (NGC GRADED MS61) ......................................... PH $400-600

Seated Liberty half silver dollar. Last New Orleans Mint struck for Federal Government before Civil War, also struck for Independent State of Louisiana & Confederate States. All during 1861. High grade but toning on face & along the edges. Unusual coin history. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS61, #3298616003) 793

1910 BARBER HALF PROOF (ICG GRADED PR64) ......................................... PH $900-1200

Barber half dollar Dark Proof. Scarce, only 551 made. (ICG encapsulated, graded PR64, #3707050701) 794

1917 WALKING LIBERTY HALF (NGC GRADED MS65) ....................................... PH $750-1000

Pretty early Walking Liberty Half silver dollar dated 1917.

(NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #1781081-001) 795

1919 WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR (NGC GRADED MS63) ..................................... PH $3000-4000

Nice looking 1919 Walking Liberty silver half dollar. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS63, #2582286-001)

1873 LIBERTY SEATED $1 WITH MOTTO (ICG GRADED MS64) ...................................... PH $4000-6000

A RARE 1873 Liberty Silver dollar, Philadelphia minted, final year for Seated Dollar, some toning. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS64, #3501010301)

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798

801

803

804

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Estimate

1873 TRADE $1 SILVER (NGC GRADED MS64) ........................................................................... PH $3500-5000

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802

Nice example of the 8 tail feathers Morgan 1878 Silver dollar.

Philadelphia minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #1605572-002)

Trade Silver Dollar from the Richmond Collection, first year.

A real beauty! (NGC encapsulated, graded MS64, #1716032001) 801

1878 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH 7/8 TAIL FEATHERS (PCGS GRADED MS65) ...... PH $1700-2200

1878 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR W/ 8 TAIL FEATHERS (NGC GRADED MS65) ................ PH $1200-1500

803

1878 MORGAN $1 SILVER 7/8 TAIL FEATHERS (PCGS GRADED MS65 WITH CAC GREEN) .... PH $1000-1500

Philadelphia minted Morgan 1878 Silver Dollar with 7 over 8 tail feathers weak. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65, CAC Green Sticker, #7070.65/05886985)

Nice Morgan Silver Dollar with 7 over 8 strong tail feathers.

Philadelphia minted. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65, #7078.65/21680928) 804

1878 MORGAN $1 SILVER DOLLAR WITH 7 TAIL FEATHERS (NGC GRADED MS65) .......... PH $750-1000

Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver Dollar. NGC listed as Top 100, VAM-100 Type I obv. Nice looking type with 7 tail feathers. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #337273-005)

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806

807

808

809

810

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805

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808

1879 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (PCGS GRADED MS65) ....................................... PH $700-900

Carson City minted Morgan 1880-CC Silver Dollar with second reverse 7 tail feathers & parallel top arrow feather. Second ‘8’ in date with dash under it. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #1279598-004)

Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver Dollar. Obverse in front of face small area of toning along edge. Reverse is bright. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65, 7084.65/123062878) 806

1879 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR CAPPED DIE (ICG GRADED AU50) ................................ PH $1000-1500

809

Carson City minted Morgan Silver Dollar variety VAM 3 with large CC over small CC, also filled G in GOD. (ICG encapsulated, graded AU50 VAM-3, #440601901) 807

1880 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (PCGS GRADED MS65) ....................................... PH $500-750

Great looking Morgan Silver Dollar, Philadelphia minted.

(PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65, #7096.65/12459572)

1880 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH 8/HIGH 7 (PCGS GRADED MS65) ..................... PH $900-1200

Morgan Silver Dollar variety with 8 over high 7, third reverse with slanted top arrow feather. Carson City minted. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65 8/High 7, #7102.65/06149396) 810

1880/79-CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH REVERSE OF 78 (PCGS GRADED MS64) ....... PH $750-1000

Carson City minted Morgan 1880-CC Silver Dollar with second reverse of 1878, 7 tail feathers, parallel top arrow feather, nice looking. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS64, #7108.64/ 30037157)

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1880-CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH 1878 REVERSE (NGC GRADED MS65) ......... PH $1500-2000

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1880 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH 8/7 LOW (PCGS GRADED MS63) ............................. PH $500-700

Morgan Dollar variety with 8 over 7 low. Carson City minted.

(PCGS encapsulated, graded MS63 8/Low 7, #7104.63/ 10753473) 812

1881 MORGAN $1 SILVER DOLLAR (NGC GRADED MS65) ......................................... PH $600-800

Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver dollar. White with some light toning. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #1512719001) 813

1882 & 1897 TWO MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (NGC GRADED MS65 & ICG MS64) ................... PH $400-600

Two high grade Morgan Dollars: 1882 encapsulated, NGC graded MS65 (#448974-002); and 1897 encapsulated, ICG graded MS64, (#5760211801).

814

817

Carson City minted Morgan $1 Silver dollar. Interesting variety with large bar at left end of tail feathers extending down to wreath. There are some scratches, with biggest on reverse right of lower wing & obverse more like scuffs. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS62 Tailbar, #87198.62/12098569)

1882 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (NGC GRADED MS65) ......................................... PH $400-600

A bright white Carson City minted Morgan Silver Dollar. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS65, #373986-012) 815

1888-90 3 DIFFERENT MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (NGC & PCGS GRADED) ..................................... PH $500-700

Three nice looking Morgan Silver Dollars: two NGC graded 1888 MS65 (#3398316-008) & 1890 MS64 obverse somewhat dull (#961086-007); and PCGS 1889 MS65 (#7188.65/ 12963571).

816

818

819

Scarce Carson City minted Morgan Silver Dollar, light bag marks. (ANACS encapsulated, graded EF40, #2491622)

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1891 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (ICG GRADED MS64) .......................................... PH $700-900

Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver Dollar with black speck near Eagle’s head. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS64, #6077761601)

1889 CC MORGAN DOLLAR (ANACS GRADED EF40) ................................. PH $1500-2500

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1890 CC MORGAN $1 SILVER DOLLAR WITH TAILBAR (PCGS GRADED MS62) .................. PH $1500-2000

1892 MORGAN $1 SILVER DOLLAR (ICG GRADED MS64) ........................................ PH $900-1200

Nice looking Morgan Silver Dollar with attractive toning along edge developing. Philadelphia minted. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS64, #3458560601)

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820

1893 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (ICG GRADED MS63) ........................................ PH $900-1200

Nice Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver Dollar with some light bag marks. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #3192561001) 821

1894 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (NGC GRADED AU55) ...................................... PH $1000-1500

Scarce Philadelphia minted 1894 Morgan Silver Dollar decent condition, but little mint luster. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU55, #1892283-017) 822

1896-1902 3 DIFFERENT P MINT MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (NGC GRADED MS65) ......... PH $700-900

Three high grade Morgan Silver Dollars from Philadelphia Mint: 1896, 1898 & 1902 with two toned areas at top in ‘PLU’ & ‘US dot UN’. All NGC encapsulated & graded MS65. (1896 NGC Cert #3112524-006, 1898 NGC Cert #011595-012, 1902 NGC Cert #3293332-010).

823

829

1922 PEACE $1 VARIETY W/ ‘MOUSTACHE’ (PCGS GRADED MS64) ................................... PH $2000-3000

Rare (only several hundred known) variety ‘Moustache’ VAM 12A, Peace Silver Dollar. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS64 VAM 12A Moustache, Top 50, #133747.64/06982693)

1899-1903 3 DIFFERENT MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (ICG GRADED MS64 & MS65) .......... PH $600-800

– GOLD COINS –

Three high grade Morgan Silver dollars: 1899 & 1900 both bright white, and 1903 light toning. All encapsulated & graded

by ICG. (1899 ICG MS64 #1155030401, 1900 ICG MS64 #1155030501, & 1903 ICG MS65 #2224850401)

830

1842-50 A. BECHTLER $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) ...................................... PH $3000-4000

A. Bechtler $1 Gold piece, 27gr. 21c. listed under Georgia in Yeoman Red Book. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #3570953-005) 831

824

1900 0/CC MORGAN $1 SILVER (PCGS GRADED MS65) ................................... PH $1500-2000

First Federal GOLD dollars. This Liberty Head $1 Gold coin minted at Dahlonega, GA. (PCGS encapsulated, graded AU50, 7507.50/5392274) 832

Scarce New Orleans Mint mark over Carson City Mint mark on Morgan $1 Silver Dollar. Toning along edges with one black speck tip of right wing. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS65, #7268.65/50146235) 825

1921 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR (PCGS GRADED MS66) ....................................... PH $500-700

Philadelphia minted Morgan 1921 Silver Dollar in extremely high grade. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS66, #7296.66/ 25592983) 828

Attractive Philadelphia minted 1851 Liberty head $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS64, #650884-012)

833

1921 SET OF 3 MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (ICG & NGC GRADED) .................................... PH $1500-2000

High grade set of 3, all 3 Mint marks for Denver, San Francisco & Philadelphia of 1921 Morgan series. Includes: 1921-D NGC MS66, with heavily black specked obverse & toned around edge on reverse; 1921-S ICG MS65 some light toning, but attractive; and 1921 ICG MS64 couple of black spots on obverse, otherwise nice looking. All encapsulated. (NGC Denver #1802666-03, ICG Philadelphia #3627480901 & San Francisco #3819591701) 827

1851 LIBERTY HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS64) ......................................... PH $700-900

1901 MORGAN $1 SILVER DOLLAR (NGC GRADED MS61) ..................................... PH $2000-3000

Scarce Philadelphia minted Morgan Silver Dollar. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS61, #1723840-006) 826

1849 D LIBERTY HEAD $1 GOLD (PCGS GRADED AU50) ................................... PH $1700-2200

1853 C LIBERTY HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS60) ..................................... PH $3500-5000

Scarce Charlotte minted Liberty Head $1 Gold piece, only 11,500 minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS60, #1612856- 020) 834

1853 O LIBERTY HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS61) ......................................... PH $500-700

New Orleans minted Liberty Head $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS61, #3568075-005) 835

1854 INDIAN PRINCESS SMALL HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) .......................................... PH $600-800

An attractive Philadelphia minted small head Indian Princess 1854 $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #1920298-001)

1921 PEACE SILVER DOLLAR (ICG GRADED MS65) ...................................... PH $1500-2000

Scarce 1921 Peace Dollar with some toning at top obverse & bottom reverse, otherwise very attractive coin. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS65, #7049220101)

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821

822X

823X

825

826X

827

828

831

832

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834

835

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837

841

838

842

845

843

847

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848

845

1855 INDIAN PRINCESS SMALL HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) .......................................... PH $600-800

New Orleans minted, small date variety of 1843 O Liberty $2.50 gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU55, #3416911-007)

1857 INDIAN PRINCESS LARGE HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADE MS63) ........................................... PH $400-600

Nice Philadelphia minted 1857 large head $1 Indian Princess Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS63, 3006171-002) 840

846

1856 S INDIAN PRINCESS SMALL HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED XF45) ........................................ PH $900-1200

A San Francisco minted 1856 S small head Indian Princess $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded XF45, 3556323.002) 839

1861 INDIAN PRINCESS LARGE HEAD $1 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS63) ......................................... PH $500-700

1850 D LIBERTY HEAD $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU53) ........................................ PH $900-1200

Dahlonega (Georgia) minted Liberty $2.50 gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU53, #3148802-002) 847

1852 LIBERTY $2.50 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ............................................................................. PH $900-1200

Attractive Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $2.50 gold piece.

(ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #7267570201) 848

1856 C LIBERTY HEAD $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED VF35) ...................................... PH $1000-1500

Scarce Charlotte minted Liberty $2.50 gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded VF35, #1779335-004)

Attractive Philadelphia minted, large head Indian Princess $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS63, #327114-003) 841

1843 O LIBERTY HEAD SMALL DATE $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU55) .......................................... PH $400-600

1856 INDIAN PRINCESS LARGE HEAD $1 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) .......................................... PH $500-700

Attractive Philadelphia minted 1856 slanted ‘5’ large head Indian Princess $1 Gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #2151330301) 838

850 Estimate

An attractive Philadelphia minted small head Indian Princess 1855 $1 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #1925540-009) 837

840

844

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836

839

1862 INDIAN PRINCESS LARGE HEAD $1 GOLD (PCGS MS64 W/ CAC GREEN) ....................... PH $3000-4000

Very attractive Philadelphia minted large head Indian Princess $1 Gold piece. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS64 with green CAC sticker, #7560.64/2654804) 842

1836 CLASSIC HEAD $2.50 GOLD, BLOCK 8 (PCGS GRADED XF45) ........................................ PH $600-800

An attractive Philadelphia minted Classic Head $2.50 Gold piece with block ‘8’. (PCGS encapsulated, graded XF45, #97694.45/20975373) 843

1837 CLASSIC HEAD, NO MOTTO $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED VF30) .......................................... PH $500-700

Early US gold 1837 Classic Head gold piece, no motto on reverse. Philadelphia minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded VF30, #3317622-011) 844

849

1861 LIBERTY HEAD OLD REVERSE $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) ...................................... PH $2000-3000

Nice Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $2.50 gold piece with old reverse. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #3094559-003) 850

1861 LIBERTY HEAD NEW REVERSE $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS62) ....................................... PH $750-1000

New reverse on nice Liberty Head $2.50 Gold piece, Philadelphia minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS62, #378114003)

1838 CLASSIC HEAD $2.50 (PCGS GRADED XF45) ............................................................................... PH $600-800

An attractive Philadelphia minted Classic Head $2.50 Gold piece, nice strike. (PCGS encapsulated, graded XF45, #7696.45/ 3711717) (800) 782-0066 • www.RegencySuperior.com

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853

857

859

860

861

863

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1862/1 LIBERTY $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU55) ...................................... PH $3000-4000

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858

Over date 1862 with 2 over 1, Liberty $2.50 gold piece, Philadelphia minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU55, #29533) 852

1873 S LIBERTY $2.50 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU53) .......................................... PH $700-900

1905 LIBERTY HEAD $2.50 GOLD (ICG MS63) ........................................................... PH $400-600

859

1907 LIBERTY HEAD $2.50 GOLD (PCGS GRADED MS64) ....................................... PH $500-700

860

1837 CLASSIC HEAD $5 GOLD (NGC GRADED XF40) .......................................... PH $700-900

An attractive Philadelphia minted Classic Head $5 Gold piece with some wear. (NGC encapsulated, graded XF40, #1621716-009) 861

Nice Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $2.50 gold piece for last year of series. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS64, #7859.64/06125930) 855

1836 CLASSIC HEAD $5 GOLD (PCGS GRADED XF45) ........................................ PH $600-800

An attractive Philadelphia minted Classic Head $5 Gold piece.

(PCGS encapsulated, graded XF45, #8174.45/20977732)

Beautiful Philadelphia minted 1905 $2.50 Liberty gold piece.

(ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #5006210101) 854

1861 INDIAN HEAD $3 GOLD (PCGS GRADED MS62) ................................ PH $7500-10,000

Attractive Philadelphia minted Indian Head $3 Gold piece.

(PCGS encapsulated, graded MS62, #7982.62/24151039)

Nice San Francisco minted Liberty $2.50 gold piece with slight wear. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU53, #3653114-012) 853

855

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851

854

1838 CLASSIC HEAD, NO MOTTO $5 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU55) ...................................... PH $1500-2000

Classic head $5 Gold piece, no motto on reverse. Philadelphia minted. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU55, #3474441-002)

1908 INDIAN HEAD $2.50 GOLD (PCGS GRADED MS62) ....................................... PH $400-600

Attractive Philadelphia minted Indian Head $2.50 gold piece from first year of issue. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS62, #7939.62/25564042) 856

1928 INDIAN HEAD $2.50 GOLD (PCGS GRADED MS64) ....................................... PH $600-800

Nice red gold colored Philadelphia minted Indian Head $2.50 gold piece. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS64, #7952.64/ 5841456) 857

1855 INDIAN HEAD $3 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS61) ..................................... PH $2000-3000

Nice Philadelphia minted $3 Indian Head Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS61, #1650952-005)

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1859 D LIBERTY HEAD $5 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU53) ...................................... PH $3000-4000

A scarce Dahlonega (Georgia) minted Liberty Head $5 gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU53, #3146573-002) 863

1861 LIBERTY HEAD $5 GOLD (NGC GRADED MS62) ..................................... PH $2000-3000

Nice Philadelphia minted Liberty $5 gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded MS62, #2592709-010)

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865

866

867

868

869

870

872

873

874

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864

1893 CC LIBERTY HEAD $5 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ...................................... PH $4000-6000

Scarce Carson City minted Liberty Head $5 gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #5519380201) 865

1901 LIBERTY HEAD $5 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) .......................................... PH $400-600

Nice Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $5 Gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #5304530801) 866

Attractive Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $5 Gold piece.

(ICG encapsulated, graded ICG MS63, #2700610201) 867

1908 INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ...................................... PH $1000-1500

Philadelphia minted Indian Head $5 gold piece with some surface blackening. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #7239280101) 868

870

872

873

1908 INDIAN HEAD $10 GOLD WITH MOTTO (ICG GRADED MS62) ........................................ PH $750-1000

Attractive Philadelphia minted Indian Head $10 gold piece with Motto Gold. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS62, #5445461101) 874

1909 S INDIAN HEAD $10 GOLD (PCGS GRADED AU58) ..................................... PH $900-1200

San Francisco minted Indian Head $10 Gold piece. (PCGS encapsulated, graded AU58, #8864.58/27407818) 875

1861 LIBERTY HEAD $10 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) ...................................... PH $2500-3500

Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $10 gold piece with blackened area on reverse. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #3064773-002)

1897 LIBERTY HEAD $10 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ........................................ PH $750-1000

Attractive Philadelphia minted $10 Liberty Head Gold piece.

(ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #5773300601)

1843 O LIBERTY HEAD $10 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU53) ...................................... PH $2000-3000

New Orleans minted 1843 Liberty Head $10 Gold. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU53, #399156-007).

1888 O LIBERTY HEAD $10 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ...................................... PH $4000-6000

Scarce New Orleans minted Liberty Head $10 Gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #4711820701)

1909 D INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ........................................ PH $750-1000

Nice looking Denver minted Indian Head $5 gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #3344630401) 869

871

1907 LIBERTY HEAD $5 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) .......................................... PH $400-600

1859 S LIBERTY HEAD $20 GOLD (PCGS GRADED XF40) .................................... PH $1500-2000

A pretty Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $20 Gold piece.

(PCGS encapsulated, graded XF40, #8928.40/12273732) 876

1861 LIBERTY HEAD $20 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) ...................................... PH $2500-3500

Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $20 Gold piece. (NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #189429-001) 877

1897 LIBERTY HEAD $20 GOLD (ICG GRADED MS63) ...................................... PH $1500-2000

Nice Philadelphia minted Liberty Head $20 Gold piece. (ICG encapsulated, graded MS63, #5680990602)

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876

877

878 Session I: Wednesday, October 15, 2014

878

881 Estimate

1920 ST. GAUDENS $20 GOLD (PCGS GRADED MS63) ................................... PH $1200-1700

Pretty St. Gaudens $20 Gold piece, Philadelphia minted. (PCGS encapsulated, graded MS63, #9170.63/26671974)

879

1925 S ST. GAUDENS $20 GOLD (NGC GRADED AU58) ...................................... PH $4000-6000

Estimate

– PROOF SETS – 880

Collection of 45 official Mint Proof Sets plus several other Mint sets of various types. Proof sets in original Mint packaging for years: 1958-64, 1968-76, 1977-78 (x2), 1979-86, 1987 (x3), 1988 (x2), 1989, 1990 (x3), 1991-93 (x2), 1994 & 1999 (Red Book $502). Other Mint products include 1966 Special Mint set; 1967-68 dealer-made clear plastic year sets; 1976 Bicentennial Silver Uncirculated set; 1979-80 Dollar Souvenir sets; 1982 George Washington Birthday Silver Proof half; 1991 Uncirculated set; 1992 Silver Proof Set (x2); 1992 White House 200th Anniversary proof dollar (x2); 1992 Olympics proof 2-coin set; and 1999 State Quarters proof set (Red Book for listed items $256).

– TOKENS & MEDALLIONS – 881

A RARE St. Gaudens $20 Gold piece from San Francisco Mint.

(NGC encapsulated, graded AU58, #3472336-002)

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1970s THE BILL OF RIGHTS INGOTS ................ PH $200-300

Attractive display of 10 sterling silver ingots, set in framed display with slipcover. Ingots each with frosted scene representing 1 of the 10 amendments. Total weight of ingots approximately 11oz. Display only, no booklet or certificate.

Very fine.

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USA COIN ACCUMULATIONS 882

1857-1993 WHITMAN FOLDER COLLECTIONS, PENNIES TO HALFS ............................................... $1000-1500

Collection of 26 old blue Whitman coin folders. Includes two Standing Liberty Halfs, one Franklin Half 1929-63 (x68 silver coins); five Washington Quarters 1932-87 (x80 silver coins); Mercury Dime and two Roosevelt Dimes 1916-75 (x171 silver coins); Liberty Head (moldy), Buffalo and three Jefferson Nickels 1883-1986 (x11 Wartime silver); two Indian Head and eight Lincoln Head folders, which include three Flying Eagles 1857-59, and several early Indian Heads, then most Lincolns up to 1992. Some duplicate books so many coins with two examples each. Condition ranges from worn to modern uncirculated. Additional small black coin box with Half Dollars: x24 90% silver (Walking Liberties to 1964 Kennedy), x20 40% silver and x49 clad face value Kennedys to 1993. Much silver value ($95+ face) and some better years bound to be found.

883

885

WORLDWIDE ACCUMULATIONS 886

1790s-1970s WONDERFUL GROUP OF WORLD COINS STRONG IN BRITISH AREA ........................... $400-600

Banker box loaded mainly with lower denomination coins in 2" flips, tubes and loose. Strongest area appears to be Great Britain with lots of large cents and half pennies with quite a few in the late 19th Century and early 20th Century. Canada is also well represented with early to mid 20th Century predominating. Also noted are Fiji, other British Commonwealth, Mexico, Philippines, some Europe, Asia and Latin America. Weight almost ten Kilos. Condition varies with some UNC and lots very fine

1886-2000 COINS IN FOLDERS, PILL BOTTLES & BAGGIES, MANY NICKELS .................................... $250-350

Estate balance of random coins, with large group of nickels.

Many coins stored in envelopes, pill bottles or coin purses.

Noted many pennies and nickels, ranging from 1880s to modern face value pocket change. Container with 10 shiny Sacagawea dollars (2000-P or D); also 1908-O Barber Half (worn). Some Canada, with two Whitman blue folders for Cents and some nickels in 2x2 in red long box, plus more cents in pill bottles.

Largest grouping is Buffalo and Jefferson nickels, sorted in baggies by year, ranging from 1940s-70s. Happy hunting.

1970s-80s SILVER COINS & COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONS .............................................................. $400-600

Selection of 11 silver proof coins, 4 silver commemorative medallions, 6 Mint sets (1975, 1976 x2, 1978, 1979, & Piefort proof 1981) and 6 large bronze medallions, each in individual plastic foldover holder or box. Silver proof coins include (by World Coins Catalog): Independence Day 1976 25L KM #85, 1977 25L KM #88, 1978 50L KM #92.2, 1981 KM 2s #112, and regular 1973 KM #71 & 1974 KM #77; Hanukkah 1975 10L KM #84.2, 1976 10L KM #87.1, 1977 10L KM #91.2, 1978 25L KM #94.2, 1979 100L KM #103.2, 1980 1s KM #110.2, 1981 1s KM #116.2 and regular 1972 KM #69.1 & 1973 KM #75.1; Commemorative Sterling Silver Medallions include: 1981 Holocaust Survivors & 3 larger with Masada (weighs 4.1 oz), 1977 American-Israel Numismatic Association (1.4 oz), & 1979 Peace (1.7 oz). Commemorative Bronze Medallions (weigh 3.4 oz each) include: 1976 Chess Olympiad, 1976 Conference on Soviet Jewry, 1979 Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty, 1981 11th Maccabia Games and undated commemoratives for United Jewish Appeal & Holocaust. Some housings show wear. Very fine.

1857-2006 INDIAN HEAD CENT & 20th CENTURY US TYPE COINS FOLDERS ............ $150-250

Two coin folders, first is Whitman blue folder (x43 coins) Flying Eagle & Indian cents, Flying Eagle 1857 & 1858 large letters (vg-f), 1859-60, 1862-64 cu-ni in g-f, 37 bronze from 1864-1909 (no S mint) some about good to fine (mostly good or lower). Second folder Littleton green archival quality folder with 31 minor or silver coins (NO GOLD), starts with Indian cent & 4 diff Lincoln cents, Nickels with Liberty Head (V), Buffalo & 2 diff Jefferson (one Silver WTN), Dimes Barber, Mercury & 2 Roosevelt (silver & clad), Quarters Barber, Standing Liberty, Washington (silver, clad, Bicentennial & State), Halfs Barber, Liberty Walking, Franklin, Kennedy (silver both 90% & 40%, clad & Bicentennial), Dollars Morgan vg, Peace, Eisenhower clad & Bicentennial, SB Anthony, condition from good to UNC. 884

– ISRAEL –

887

20TH CENTURY FOREIGN ACCUMULATION SORTED BY COUNTRY .............................................. $500-750

Eleven 3-ring binders with plastic pages holding dozens of 2" flips each. Many coins identified by country and date, some with condition and price. Identification sometimes inaccurate.

Condition may have been overgraded by the collector, but there still are many really nice items that are hard to find outside countries of origin. Includes Austria, Vatican, Germany, Morocco, France, Spain, Russia, Italy, Netherlands and Mexico.

Leave plenty of time to peruse this unpicked accumulation.

888

1908-97 SMALL GROUP OF CURRENCY & COINS .... $250-350

Group of 31 coins & 5 currency items. Includes: (1) Lot of 20 Russian coins from 1991-97, Bi-metal coins UNC with 15 different Wildlife 5r to 50r coins, & 3 other 50r & 100r coins, plus 2 different silver 450th Anniversary of Moscow (1r each .25 troy oz silver) attractive group; (2) Coin Wallet with 11 coins (most with silver) 1908 Russia 15k, 1970 Hungary 5f, 1997 Great Britain £2, 1970 Austria Renner 50 schilling, 1959 Mexico 5 peso, 1961 Netherlands 2.50 g, 1964 Denmark 5k, 1973 Israel Hanukka 5 lirot, Finland 3 diff 10 markkaa commemorative coins 1970, 1975, 1977, about 3.8 troy oz. of silver; (3) 5 pieces of paper currency with Germany 20m (1908) circ., France 100fr (1940) AU, Serbia 1000d (1942) AU, & 2 Russia 1912 500r creased & 1917 1000r Unc. Interesting group.

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889

Estimate

1970s SILVER COINS & PROOF SETS ..................... $600-800

Selection of 12 sterling silver proof coins, 6 proof sets including 2 Canada Olympic proof sets each with x2 $5 & x2 $10 sterling silver coins, and 3 mint sets, all individually boxed or in fold over plastic folios. Majority from British Commonwealth with BAHAMAS 1973 & 1976 $2, 1974 $10, 1974 mint set, & 1975 proof set; BARBADOS 1975 $10 & 1974 mint set; BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1974 mint set; CAYMAN ISLANDS 1975 & 1976 $5, 1975 proof set; COOK ISLANDS 1976 proof set; JAMAICA 1975 & 1976 $10, 1970 proof set. ALSO: 4 large coins with PANAMA 1974 20 balboas (x2) & 1977 20 balboas (each weighs 3.85 oz) and NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 25 guilders.

Approximately 35 ounces of sterling silver coins. Very fine.

890

Estimate

1970s SELECTED COINS W/ STERLING SILVER & GOLD ........................................................................ $400-600

Selection of 10 silver & 2 gold coins, includes a set of Hamilton Trust/Our Greatest Americans Group I (5 silver 1 oz ingots), 6 mint sets, and 4 USA pewter Bicentennial medallions, all in individual packaging. Silver proof coins include: BAHAMAS 1976 $10; JAMAICA 1966 5sh, 1972 $10, 1975 $10, and 1969 mint proof set; TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 1975 $10, TURKS & CAICOS 1974 Churchill 20 crowns; USA 1976 National Bicentennial Medal (x2) with 1 sterling silver & 1 gold plated medal, 1975 Lexington & Concord silver medal, and 1964 mint set of 5 coins (1¢-50¢).

ALSO boxed set of 3 with 1977 TURKS & CAICOS 25 crowns silver proof, 1977 CAYMAN ISLANDS $25 silver proof, and TURKS & CAICOS 1977 50 crowns gold proof; 1975 TURKS & CAICOS 25 crowns gold proof; PANAMA 1973 & 1974 mint sets; RUSSIA 1974 & 1975 mint sets. Approximately 17 ounces silver & .21 ounces gold. Fine to very fine.

893

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.

FOREIGN CURRENCY – AUSTRIA – 894

SILVER BULLION 891

S 1864 THREE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY SPECIMENS FOR 50¢ THIRD ISSUE ............................................. PH $1500

1900s GROUP OF SOUVENIR 1 oz. ROUNDS PLUS FOUR MORGANS ........................................................ $600-800

Collection of 35 one troy ounce silver rounds, mostly commemoratives or copies of Classic USA coins, some duplication. Each in plastic sleeve. Additional FOUR raw Morgan silver dollars, dated 1886, 1899-S, 1901-O and 1921.

Thirty-eight ounces of silver.

1920s WORLDWIDE LOT OF AUSTRIAN NOTGELD (x1,200) ................................................................. PH $400-600

Close to 1,200 of these beautiful pieces of currency. Each has an intricate design related to a town or subject matter. Sizes range from tiny to no larger than 5"x3¼”. Images range from castles and crests to pastoral country scenes and villagers. Great for thematic dealer or collector as collateral material for exhibits, perhaps a few German present. Inspection highly recommended, little duplication, with potential value. Few pieces have hinge remnants from mounting in albums. Fine overall.

USA CURRENCY 892

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.

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