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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)

Welcome to our May 2013 Space & Collectibles Public Auction, which is being held Friday, May 24th at 11am (Eastern Time) during the annual NOJEX Show in Secaucus, N.J. (metropolitan NYC area).

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Just over 40 years ago, on December 11th, 1972, Apollo 17 landed in the Taurus-Littrow Valley on the Moon’s

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surface. Mission Commander Gene Cernan and Lunar Module Pilot Harrison Schmitt spent the next three days on the lunar surface. Commander Cernan placed a $20 United States ‘Double Eagle’ gold piece exposed on the lunar surface atop a boulder near the landing site and picked it up and returned it to Earth afterwards, where he gave it to a friend. That gold coin, along with documented provenance signed twice by Cernan, is included in a

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beautiful presentation frame illustrated on the cover of this catalog (Lot 258). Without a doubt, this is the Holy

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Moon’s surface.

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of the kind used to place an Apollo spacecraft into and out of lunar orbit, and for mid-course corrections

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steel helium tanks. Overall, this item weighs about 3,000 pounds and stands taller than 5 feet in height with a

Grail of space and coin collectibles since we believe this is the only gold piece to have been transported to the Another item of considerable note is a ‘Command Module Service Propulsion System rocket engine’ (SPS) between Earth and the Moon (Lot 272). This engine is accompanied by two spherical Service Module stainless maximum diameter of 4.5 feet. Since none of these flown engines returned to Earth – they were jettisoned after

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the fuel was spent and disintegrated in the atmosphere, this is one of the very few in existence and the only one to our knowledge in private hands. This item makes for a fantastic museum display!

Throughout this sale are strong selections of space and aviation related autographs, photos, patches badges

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and stickers individually and in groups, ranging from a signed typewritten letter from Howard Hughes (Lot 17) to Deke Slayton’s hardhat from the Mercury era (Lot 88). You might want to check out the original badges worn for different missions by Kurt Debus, former German V-2 rocket scientist, who became ‘Father of the Kennedy Space Center.' You’ll find them listed with each mission.

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Other hardware, flown and non-flown, as well as covers, photos and other interesting items make up the rest of this impressive space and aviation sale. The Apollo section is perhaps the largest with numerous items (some

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flown) related to Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, as well as to the other manned missions. An Apollo 11 prototype spoon with Neil Armstrong’s name engraved on it is offered as Lot 180.

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Session II featuring Autographs & Documents begins at 5pm (ET). Among the historical documents is one of the most coveted signatures – that of Declaration of Independence signer John Hancock (Lot 699). You’ll

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also find dozens of other collectible autographs, from the American Revolution and the Civil War through

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of political and Presidential material, including many U.S. and Worldwide leaders. There’s even a small piece of

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games (Lots 913-42). These games, most of which were destroyed after the war, are rarely ever encountered with

modern figures, including an original signed Frank Lloyd Wright blueprint (Lot 711). We also have a great deal upholstery from the limo in which JFK was riding Nov. 22, 1963 (Lot 1017).

Another unusual offering is an uncharacteristically large selection of World War II German propaganda this level of variety or in the unusually good condition found here.

This section winds up with a nice selection of coins, currency and numismatic collections, an area that is growing steadily.

The May auction is ready for bidding on our website, www.RegencySuperior.com. Or, better yet, attend the

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auction in person over this beautiful Memorial Day weekend. Lots are available for viewing in the St. Louis

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pre-arrangement). All lots will be available for viewing at NOJEX except for the large and bulky Space &

gallery beginning Saturday, May 4th. There will be NO viewing at our California gallery for this sale (except by Collectible lots.

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

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

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The auction is online at www.RegencySuperior.com.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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Bidding Guidelines for Coins, Sports & Autographs ESTIMATES

COIN CATALOGS

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

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

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

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

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

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

SYMBOLS & ABBREVIATIONS 2 ............................................ Autograph W .................................................... Book � .................................................. Cover ADS .... Autographed Document Signed AL .......... Autographed Letter Unsigned ALS ........... Autographed Letter Signed ANA ........ American Numismatic Assoc AS ................................................ All Star Chk ................................................ Check CL ............................................. Checklist COA ............. Certificate of Authenticity DP ....................................... Double Print DS .............................. Document Signed FDC .............................. First Day Cover HOF ................................... Hall of Fame IPS ................... Inscribed Photo Signed LE ................................... Limited Edition LS ..................................... Letter Signed MC ................................................ Miscut MLB .................. Major League Baseball MK ................................................. Marks MsS ...................................... Manuscript NBA ... National Basketball Association

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

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

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

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

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

Luster may be dull and eye appeal lacking.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Most of the mint luster remains.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Shirley M. Fergerson Executive Secretary to Kurt Debus, Director of KSC Our featured consignor this auction is Shirley Fergerson who was the Executive Secretary to Kurt Debus from the mid 1950s until 1974, in the Office of the Director of Kennedy Space Center. She was regularly a topic for photos and articles in the local newspapers as an influential woman in the space program, and always received the highest praise from Debus for her job performance. She loved her job and was always amazed and excited at all the presidents and celebrities she would meet through her job. Fergerson left NASA in 1974, shortly before her boss’ retirement, to marry Ernest Farino and moved to Amarillo, TX. Together they worked at the Amarillo VA Medical Center and ran their own business, Farino Photography.

On December 3, 1987, Shirley Fergerson, her husband and her daughter while on an African safari, were tragically killed in Rwanda along with nine other Americans when the plane they were in lost control and crashed into a mountain side.

Shirley Fergerson with her boss, Kurt Debus (Lot 491)

Gil Griggs In Memoriam • March 2013 Gil Griggs, actor, entrepreneur, activist and founder of Signature House Autographs died March 13 after a brief battle with cancer.

Although Gil spent many years on the business end of autographs, he cut his teeth in the entertainment world, on the other side of the pen. His wild and wooly background began in the early ‘60s when he worked in Hollywood as an actor in the “Red Skelton Show” television series. You may remember him as the cop who chased Skelton’s character “Freddie the Freeloader” from the park bench, or as the gambler who delighted in fleecing “Dead-eye Dick” in some 25 episodes of the popular variety show. Gil also appeared in the series “Play House 90” and General Electric Theatre,” as well as in many plays. During his stint with “Playhouse 90,” Gil had the pleasure of working with Hollywood notables Angela Lansbury, Hugh Griffith, Stephen Boyd, Boris Karloff and Dame Judith Andersen.

Years later, following an attempt to keep his beloved Colts in Baltimore, Gil championed the new ball park in that city, speaking in front of a Congressional subcommittee on a new sports franchise. He followed this with a campaign for sheriff of Baltimore City. Yet he still found time to indulge his passion for history and – in particular – the American Civil War.

Gil Griggs (left) with Red Skelton

When Gil and his wife, Karen, married in 1991, they spent time looking for something they could do together. With the help of Jim and Pat Smith of Remember When Auctions, Gil and Karen immediately began to acquire and hone their knowledge of autographs and collectibles. They formed Signature House, which grew to be a recognized auction house in the field of autographs and related collectibles.

Gil and Karen sold their business to Regency-Superior Auctions in April 2012, but continued to work with us, both as consultants and, Gil, as a consignment bird dog. His knowledge and enthusiasm for history and the entire field of autographs and documents will be missed greatly.

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Order of Sale SESSION I: Aviation & Space Memorabilia Lots 1-601 • Live web bidding during this auction session.

Live Public Auction begins Friday, May 24th at 11am (ET) Clarion Hotel Empire Meadowlands Hotel • Pearl Room (2nd Floor)

Aviation & Space Memorabilia Astronomy .............................................................. 1 Balloons ................................................................ 2-5 Zeppelin Memorabilia ........................................ 6-9 Aviation ........................................................... 10-24 High Altitude Program ................................. 25-30 Rockets ............................................................ 31-48 Missiles/Boosters ........................................... 49-53 Satellites .......................................................... 54-55 Mercury Program .......................................... 56-94 Gemini Program .......................................... 95-134 Apollo Program .......................................... 135-347

Skylab Program .......................................... 348-363 Apollo/Soyuz .............................................. 364-369 Shuttle Program ......................................... 370-467 Other USA Space ....................................... 468-497 International Space Station ....................... 498-501 Soviet/Russian Program ........................... 502-527 Space Autographs ...................................... 528-575 Space Art ..................................................... 576-579 Space Covers & Stamps Collections........ 580-582 Models ......................................................... 583-593 Literature ..................................................... 594-601

SESSION II: Autographs & Documents, Coins & Currency Lots 602-1125 • Live web bidding during this auction session.

Live Public Auction begins Friday, May 24th at 5pm (ET) Clarion Hotel Empire Meadowlands Hotel • Pearl Room (2nd Floor)

Autographs & Documents Arts .............................................................. 602-644 Entertainment ............................................ 645-767 Judaica ......................................................... 768-836 Militaria ....................................................... 837-948 Political ........................................................ 949-971 Presidents .................................................. 972-1036 Sports ....................................................... 1037-1087 Stock Certificates & Deeds ............................. 1088

Coins & Currency USA Coins .............................................. 1089-1106 USA Coin Accumulations .................... 1107-1111 Foreign Coins ......................................... 1112-1114 Worldwide Coin Accumulations ......... 1115-1119 Bullion ............................................................... 1120 USA Currency ........................................ 1121-1122 Foreign Currency ................................... 1123-1124 Numismatic Literature .................................... 1125

SESSION III: USA Stamps / Singles & Sets Lots 1126-2482 • No live web bidding during this auction session.

Live Public Auction begins Saturday, May 25th at 11am (ET) NOJEX Stamp Show 2013 • Clarion Hotel Empire Meadowlands Hotel • Pearl Room (2nd Floor)

SESSION IV: British & Foreign Stamps / USA & Worldwide Covers and Collections Lots 2483-3217 • No live web bidding during this auction session.

Live Public Auction begins Sunday, May 26th at 11am (ET) NOJEX Stamp Show 2013 • Clarion Hotel Empire Meadowlands Hotel • Pearl Room (2nd Floor)

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Tri-fold souvenir folder commemorating the first balloon crossings of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Contains a cover for each flight, postally canceled at departure and arrival cities, colorful cachets and signatures of balloonists. Double Eagle II flight flew from Presque Isle, Maine on Aug 12, 1978, landed at Miserey, France, Aug 17, #519 of 1000. Signed Maxie Anderson, Ben Abruzzo and Larry Newman. Includes 4cm x 3cm swatch of silver balloon material. Double Eagle V flight from Nagashima, Japan on November 9, 1981, landed at Covelo, California, on November 12, #492 of 1000. Signed by Ben Abruzzo, Larry Newman, Rocky Aoki and Ron Clark.

Includes folder produced by Calhoun’s Collectors Society. Very fine.

1990-99 FLOWN HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE MLI FILM IN LUCITE ............................................ PH $500-700

A lucite display (4½”x3½”x1") containing a small section of aluminized polymide film from an MLI blanket covering the exterior of the Hubble Space Telescope. This film section first was flown into space in 1990 on STS-31 and was returned to Earth after Hubble repairs aboard STS-103 in 1999, after having flown approximately 1.5 billion miles in space. This HST lucite is number 16 of only 75 produced. Excellent condition in its box.

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Attractive & scarce early unused Balloon postcard for ‘Katchen Paulus’, with planned ascent date of 14 JUNI 1903. A cute postcard, very fine. Makes for a great showpiece!

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Pre-printed Balloon mail card with text on back and illustrated address side. A pretty card. Very fine and attractive. Franked with two Luxembourg Queen Charlotte stamps 5c & 25c.

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1938 AIRSHIP HINDENBURG JEWELRY BOX .... PH $150-250

Attractive mahogany stained 10"x6¾”x2¼” wooden box with attached 3½”x2" metal plaque with airship depiction and lettering in tablet: ‘Hindenburg/LZ127/1938-37’, all in high relief. Most unusual and in good condition.

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2000s LZ-127 GRAF ZEPPELIN MODEL AIRSHIP SKELETON ........................................................... PH $100-150

Model Graf Zeppelin skeleton 1/1000 LZ127 C001 micro WING series manufactured in Japan. 9" long in Lucite 11¾”x2¾”x3¼” case. Very attractive.

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1929 GRAF ZEPPELIN GAME: WITH GRAF ZEPPELIN AROUND THE WORLD ...................... PH $600-800

Very rare Graf Zeppelin game commemorating the Graf Zeppelin’s historic first Round-the-World Flight (the first by any airship) in August 1929, financed by William Randolph Hearst. Captained by Dr. Hugo Eckener, the LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin flew over parts of Siberia that had never before been seen by modern explorers, and the trip included the first-ever nonstop flight of any kind over the Pacific. This game, titled ‘With Graf Zeppelin Around The World’, contains thick 3"x4" oversized cards, each with actual photographs from the world trip. Each card shows a photograph and has commentary.

Examples are: the Graf Zeppelin flying above Los Angeles City Hall, photos of desolate Siberia and picturesque Japan taken from the airship, and various photos of the interior rooms of the airship. Game is standard German ‘quartet card game’, contains 48 cards in sets of 4, a detailed instructions booklet, and is complete. Box slightly larger than cards. Both box and cards in excellent condition.

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

A pre-printed balloon postcard with photo of the balloon ‘Niederschlesien’, printed information on address side. The balloon was piloted by C.R. Mann and ascended on 7/12/1914, card was dropped from the balloon, found on 7/14/14, and mailed the same day in Guben, to Penig. Very fine and RARE usage.

1928 GRAF ZEPPELIN FABRIC PIECE .............. PH $150-200

Small swatch of material from outer fabric of Graf Zeppelin.

Piece was given by Dr. Hugo Eckner as souvenir to the eccentric widow Clara Adams, who was seen traveling on all the latest modes and routes, culminating in a commercial round­ the-world trip in 1939. She was the only female passenger on the 1928 maiden voyage across the Atlantic. Piece measures roughly 4x2½cm and is mounted on notarized Schmitt COA, attesting to the fact this item came from Clara Adams’ estate.

Certificate is soiled from poor storage, swatch is not affected, very fine.

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� c.1910 GERMANY ILLUSTRATED EARLY AVIATION POSTCARDS ...................................... PH $500-700

Beautiful, colorful group of 6 postcards with multi-colored illustrations of early airplanes, six different with original envelope titled ‘Vltime Invenzioni del Volo’. Manufactured for Liquor Strega of Benvento, Italy. All unused, fresh, very fine and attractive. Rare group.

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Interesting collection of a few dozen items related to Charles A. Lindbergh. Includes newspaper and magazine articles, photographs, philatelic covers, and several autographed notes by individuals who knew Lindbergh. Signatures include Lowell Thomas (x2) including a handwritten note on personal stationery stating ‘Lindbergh was one of the greatest! In fact he was a phenomenon! Lowell Thomas’; other notes signed by: Douglas (Wrong Way) Corrigan, John B. McPherson (Lt. General), Curtis E. LeMay, Ira Eaker, James Gavin, Barry Goldwater, J. H. Doolittle, Paul W. Tibbets, etc.; signed covers

by Juan V. Trippe (x2), and more. Great group for the Lindbergh historian. Newspaper articles aged, most of balance fine to very fine or better.

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1927 CHARLES A. LINDBERGH CUFFLINKS ........................................................................... PH $1200-1700

Gold toned cufflinks, round stud type, approximately ½” in diameter, with ‘C.A.L.’ initials engraved on all 4 faces. Accom­ panied by authentication letter signed by noted Lindbergh expert Ev Cassagneres, dated Nov 12, 2007, stating cufflinks ‘could be the ones that were donated to Lindbergh at Fargo, North Dakota, on, or about August 26, 27, 1927, during his 80 city goodwill tour of the United States in his Spirit of St. Louis.’ Item was later purchased by family friend of Anne Morrow Lindbergh. (University Archives LOA).

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� 1930 AUGUST 30 INTERRUPTED TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRST FLIGHT, BRAZIL TO USA ............................. PH

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Signed by pilot, Captain Lewis A. Yancey, with Brazil franking tied by blue oval ‘Correio Aereo 30 Ago 1930, Succ. No 7-Rio’ and additional USA single franking tied by September 10 1930 Miami, FL cancel. Lancaster PA backstamp. AAMC #1116, RARE cover as only 10 carried bearing blue oval handstamp.

‘First flight from/Brazil to U.S.A. by/land plane’ typed at top left. Insignificant corner crease on one Brazil stamp, fine to very fine.

15 £/� 1930s-80s AMELIA EARHART RELATED AUTOGRAPHS & COVERS ................................. PH $350-500

Photos, articles, FDCs, etc., mainly related in some way to Amelia Earhart with many signed by aviatrix’ of her era. We note a nice 8"x10" B&W of Jacqueline Cochran with her Lockheed TF-104G Superstar fighter, a TLS & cover signed

by Gill Robb Wilson, also items signed by Douglas Corrigan, Elly Beinhorn, Col. V.L. Burge, Joan Merriam Smith, Gred G. McElwain, Jerrie Cobb, Jesse G. Johnson, J.H. Doolittle, Trudy Cooper, Jeana Yeager, Virginia Britt, Charlie Yeager and more.

A number of duplicates of signatures included but mainly on different sorts of items making this an interesting and desirable assortment. Mainly very fine.

16 £/� 1936 AMON CARTER AUTOGRAPH ON CLIPPER FLIGHT COVER ......................................................... PH

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� 1930 NEWFOUNDLAND AIRSHIP ‘COLUMBIA’ SECOND TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT, CREW SIGNED ............................................................. PH $2500-3500

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

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Airmail envelope franked with three Pacific Clipper Airmail 25¢ stamps, tied by two strikes 10/16/36 Honolulu duplex cancels. At upper left corner is signature of ‘Amon G. Carter,’ Fort Worth, Texas, newspaper owner and larger-than-life figure.

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

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Complete history of 1938 National Air Mail Week in Virginia (May 15-21) in a scrapbook prepared for the Governor of Virginia, who worked on it personally. Scrapbook, beginning with March 8, 1938 Post Office Department/Virginia Head­ quarters announcement of ‘National Air Mail Week’ includes (mounted on 85 double sided pages): hundreds of original Post Office announcements & brochures; newspaper clippings, with newspaper & date noted, from all over Virginia; more than two hundred different cachets on UNUSED airmail envelopes including 13 different for Eastern Airlines and group of 25 unmounted cacheted used covers (in page protector); map of ‘LOCATION, LAYOUT, RUNWAY LENGTHS, AND/ GENERAL FACILITIES OF VIRGINIA/AIRPORTS’; 13 original photos, airmail etiquettes and more. A unique collection with everything you would want to know about 1938 Air Mail Week in Virginia. A few flaws, overall fine to very fine.

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

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

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

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

Amtorg, a New York-based international trading company founded in 1924, was initially used as cover for military espionage, (University Archives LOA).

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c.1940s CHARLES A. LINDBERGH OWNED GOLD WING PIN ................................................... PH $400-600

Gold wing pin measuring 1" across, from the collection of Charles A. Lindbergh. The pin is a United States Air Force Command Pilot wings, circa WWII. This item was acquired from a close personal friend of Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

(University Archives LOA; 2007 Ev Cassagneres LOA).

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D 1958 REPORT OF NEIL ARMSTRONG’S TEST FLIGHT OF LOCKHEED F-104A, FLIGHT 14 .... PH $2500-3500

UNIQUE item, manilla folder tabbed ‘F-104A-734 / Flt 14 / 1-17-58 Basic’ containing original documents relating to Neil Armstrong’s Jan 17, 1958, test flight of F-104A #734 Starfighter at Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Stapled to inside is official carbon (8"x10½”) of typed report stamped ‘CONFIDENTIAL’ in ink at top and bottom, signed in type ‘Neil A. Armstrong / Aeronautical Research Engineer / and Pilot.’ In folder are five printed forms, all 8"x10½” graph paper, filled out in pencil with hundreds of figures relating to Flight #14. Armstrong filled out 8½”x11" form in pencil headed ‘Zero Correction Sheet,’ including flight number and date. Several other single paper documents present relating to this test flight, but unknown if any of this is in Armstrong’s hand. Outstanding set of documents.

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£ 1960s EDDIE RICKENBACKER AUTOGRAPHS (x4) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

Great items related to ‘Ace of Aces’ Eddie Rickenbacker, includes an 8"x10" B&W glossy signed and inscribed by the great pilot showing him next to his 1915 plane. He has added 1915/1964 next to his signature. Also includes two signed first day covers (USA 4¢ Project Mercury stamps dated Feb 20, 1962 and General Pershing 8¢ issue of Nov 17, 1961) and one 1968 signed & illustrated advertisement. A magazine style biography and brochure for painting of his plane are also included. Lastly is an unsigned, hand painted FDC for both the Purple Heart stamp issue of 1982 and the Medal of Honer issue of 1983. The artist initialed this cover ‘JRBY’ and numbered it 22/41. Very fine group with some minor handling dents on the photo.

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D 1958 REPORT OF NEIL ARMSTRONG’S TEST FLIGHT OF LOCKHEED F-104A, FLIGHT 16 .... PH $2500-3500

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

Unknown if any of this writing is by Armstrong’s hand. Also includes photocopy of Neil Armstrong’s official report of the test flight, filled out by him on an 8½”x11" printed form.

Flight Manual from McDonnell Douglas for the F-4C/F-4D Phantom, dating to 1975 and consisting of at least six Change documents (revisions) with a total of about 500 pages. Change numbers include 3,4,7,8,9 and 10. Second item is change orders for F-15A, dated April 1986, with more than 100 pages of illustrations and information. Both in good condition.

24 £/� 1987 LEIGH WADE SIGNED PHOTO, LETTER & COVERS ............................................................ PH $200-300

Four signed items & one initialed by Leigh Wade, one of the Army pilots who flew on the first Round the World flight by the Army Air Corps in 1924. This group includes a B&W glossy photo card (5"x7") of him and other Round the World pilots in front of Douglas World Cruiser January 1924; two 1980s signed covers honoring Eddie Rickenbacker; one two-sided handwritten letter on personal stationery dated 1987 and handwritten and initialed note on the front of an envelope. The photo card has a signed two paragraph note by Wade on the reverse. Great group written and signed by the historic early aviator late in his life. With interesting content.

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D 1975-84 F-4 & F15 FLIGHT MANUAL & CHANGE ORDER .................................................................. PH $150-250

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Helium Pressure Regulator from X-15 rocket aircraft measuring about 8"x5" with North American Aviation data nameplate and assembly date of 2nd quarter 1964. The nuts are wired to prevent backing out from vibration during flight. Very probably a flight item and possibly flown.

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£ 2002 X-15 SCOTT CROSSFIELD SIGNED HANDWRITTEN LETTER .................................... PH $150-250

Typed letter 8½”x11" from Special Education teacher to Scott Crossfield asking questions about his X-15 career. Crossfield kindly answered the questions with detail on the reverse side in blue pen and signed with full signature at bottom. Unusual item with interesting information in his responses.

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1959-70 X-15 HELIUM PRESSURE REGULATOR, FLIGHT ITEM ........................................................ PH $600-800

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1959-70 X-15 HELIUM PRESSURE REGULATOR, FLIGHT ITEM ........................................................ PH $500-700

Helium Pressure Regulator from X-15 rocket aircraft measuring about 7"x7" with North American Aviation data nameplate, Spec No. NA5-4026-7, with pick-up lead still attached.

Stamped elsewhere with date 11-6-63. The nuts are wired to prevent backing out from vibration during flight. Very probably a flight item and possibly flown.

£ 2000s SCOTT CROSSFIELD SIGNED X-15 COLOR PHOTO .................................................... PH $100-150

Copy of color photo 10½”x8" image size of Crossfield standing near X-15, boldly signed and inscribed by him.

27 £/� 1960s-90s X-15 PILOT AUTOGRAPHS ............... PH $400-600

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Group of William Knight autographs (x9), Scott Crossfield (x4), Bill Dana (x8), Robert Rushworth (x3). Some on photos, some covers, some 3"x5" white cards. Includes several 8"x10" B&W photos or lithos. Very fine.

28 £/� 1962-63 PILOT SIGNED X-15 COVERS (x2) ...... PH $100-150

Two X-15 signed Edwards Air Force Base covers, first dated Oct 23, 1962 & signed by Robert Rushworth and second dated Oct 29, 1963 & signed by Milt Thompson. Pristine.

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1960s-2000s ROCKET & MISSILE GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 200 ........................................ PH $200-300

About 200 original 8"x10" rocket & missile color and B&W glossy photos with some duplication - majority in color. Images range from early to late and include Atlas, Titan, Delta, and many Air Force rockets. Many with captions on the back and most in excellent condition.

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32 £/� 1993 DC-X LAUNCH COVER SIGNED BY CHARLES CONRAD ............................................. PH $150-250

– GERMANY – D 1939 WIFO DOCUMENT ...................................... PH $200-300

Partially printed document 8"x12" for Wirtschaftliche Forschungsgesellshaft (WIFO) that produced and stored fuel for V-2 rockets and tanks. Contents a bit unusual as it concerns one Georg Wagner who wants a promotion, but needs to produce more proof of his Aryan ancestry to get it. Usual wear & aging.

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A 14"x24½ WWII German V-2 rocket metal access panel. Looks like the original paint which has begun to flake off with age.

Relatively lightweight, number 110375 written on the front. Rare.

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� NETHERLANDS 1934 KATWIJK AAN ZEE FIRST FLIGHT ‘ORION’ ....................................... PH $200-300

Cover with proper red circular flight cachet showing NRB rocket & map, 2 boxed gray ‘Orion P.7 NRB’ handstamps, one of which ties 6c stamp (Scott #B72), manuscript ‘Proefraket Orion’ at top. Cover is numbered 175 (of 200) and signed by Karl Roberti. Cover is on Roberti’s Pyrotechnic Institute stationery, some wrinkles but in excellent condition considering most were destroyed in the rocket explosion. (E-Z 1C1)

� SIKKIM 1935 FOUR DIFFERENT FLIGHTS WITH MOUNTAIN CLIMBER LABELS .......................... PH $350-500

Four different flight covers from Sept 27-Oct 1, 1935, in Gangtok, Sikkim. Each franked with 9p George V stamp and tied by Gangtok postmark, with various 2 rupee labels showing mountain climber, dog and Himalayas, and various manuscript and handstamp markings and signatures. Includes E-Z #10C1 Rocket 83 with violet label overprinted ‘Parcel,’ 190 flown; #11C1 Rocket 84 wtih blue label overprinted ‘Livestock,’ 155 flown; #14C1a Rocket 87 with three labels (violet, blue, red); #15C1 Rocket 88 with violet label overprinted ‘Parcel,’ only 160 flown. All very fine.

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� SIKKIM 1935 SURUMSA ROCKET PARCEL EXPERIMENT ....................................................... PH $400-500

Card on thin paper, sent by rocket but not in the mails. Green Jubilee Rocketgram label affixed at upper left, with Sikkim overprint, ‘MAIL’ crossed out with manuscript ‘PARCEL’.

Violet handstamps, including ‘Over River/Ranakhali’ and ‘April 10th.35/Surumsa to Ray’. Slightly different from E-Z 6C1 as signatures include Smith and two others (not C.E. Dudley as listed).

On back is handwritten listing of parcel contents, including medicines, cigarettes, matches, tea, sugar & toothbrush and 50 of these cards sent also notated. Fine to very fine.

1940s WWII GERMAN V-2 ROCKET ACCESS PLATE ................................................................... PH $500-700

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� NETHERLANDS 1934 KATWIJK AAN ZEE FIRST FLIGHT ‘KOMEET’ ............................................... PH $200-300

Cover with proper blue circular flight cachet showing NRB rocket & map, 2 boxed red ‘Komeet P.8 NRB’ handstamps, one of which ties 6c stamp (Scott #B72), manuscript ‘Proefraket Komeet’ at top. Cover is numbered 89 (of 200) and signed by Karl Roberti. Cover is on special NRB stationery, light singing at upper left margin, but in excellent condition considering most were destroyed in the rocket explosion, as attested by purple explosion handstamp on back. (E-Z 2C1)

Launch cover of the McDonnell-Douglas DC-X (Delta Clipper Experimental), printed cachet, postmarked Aug 18, 1993, White Sands Missile Range, NM, signed by astronaut and DC-X Flight manager Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad. Very fine.

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� SIKKIM 1935 THREE DIFFERENT JUBILEE ROCKETGRAMS .................................................. PH $300-400

Three different Sikkim rocketgrams: (1) Gangtok experimental flight on 4/7/35 with proper Jubilee label, fancy cachet, stamp and Stephen Smith signature. Only 200 were flown (E-Z 1C1); (2) Orange Rocketgram card with green Jubilee imprint with red overprint, purple ‘On Sikkim Darbar Service’ and ‘Tashinamgyal/Field 8/4/35’ handstamp. Not mailed, 388 produced (E-Z 3C1); (3) Cover with Jubilee label and overprint, fancy rocket mail cachet, ‘Over River Rungpo’ handstamp, stamps postmarked 4/13/35 in Rangpo. Only 100 flown (E-Z 9C1). All very fine.

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� INDIA 1935 DAMOODAR LIVESTOCK FLIGHT .... PH $125-150

One of 189 paper Rocketgrams sent by rocket ‘David Ezra’ on June 29, 1935. Also sent in rocket were Adam and Eve, a rooster and hen. Proper purple rocket handstamp and red on orange imperf stamp, overprinted ‘R. No. 65/Live Stock.’ George V Jubilee 9p stamp tied by Burnpur postmark. Very fine. (E-Z 12C1)

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� INDIA 1935 DAMOODAR PARCEL FLIGHT ........ PH $125-150

One of 160 paper Rocketgrams sent by rocket ‘No. 66’ on June 29, 1935. Also sent in the rocket were bread, butter and some tablets. Proper oval purple rocket handstamp and red on blue imperf stamp, overprinted ‘R. No. 66.’ George V Jubilee 9p stamp tied by Burnpur postmark. Very fine. (E-Z 13C1) 43

� INDIA 1936 MUKTAPUR FLOOD DESPATCH ..... PH $200-300

Cover with current 9p George V green stamp tied by 6/9/36 Intally, Calcutta postmark. Proper black ‘Telescopic/Rocket, 126.’ handstamp tied black on buff imperf ‘Flood Despatch’ label, black ‘Rocket Fee Rs. 2/-’ handstamp and signature of Stephen H. Smith. 6/10/36 Park Street/Calcutta receiving postmark on back. Fine to very fine. Only 80 covers flown.

(E-Z 16C1)

� INDIA 1935 DIAMOND HARBOR JUBILEE FLIGHT .................................................................. PH $125-150

Cover franked with 9p George V stamp, tied by 3/23/35 Diamond Harbour postmark. Additional blue & yellow Rocketgram label tied by proper violet flight cachet with Jubilee message and crowns. Signed by Stephen H. Smith. Receiving postmark on back, light marks from previous mounting, otherwise very fine. Only 180 covers flown (E-Z 9C1).

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� INDIA 1937 BEHALA ROCKET TRAIN COVER ............................................................................... PH $125-175

Rocketgram (postcard) franked with current 9p green George VI margin single, tied by 9/22/37 Park Street, Calcutta postmark. Additional blue & red imperf label showing Rocket Train in flight, tied by proper purple round flight cachet. Back side lists contents of each of the four parts in the rocket train (including mice, whiskey, tea and postcards). 300 cards flown in total, signed by Stephen H. Smith. Very fine. (E-Z 31C1)

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� USA 1959 ‘U.S.S. BARBERO’ MISSILE MAIL COVER COLLECTION ....................................... PH $900-1200

Group of 6 covers from Mark I and Mark II OPEL rocket flights on Sept. 30, 1961, near Sparks, Nev. Each has proper red & white label showing rockets, plane and ’31 Years to Space’; blue flight cachets; and each franked with 7¢ red Airmail stamp tied by Reno, Nev, cancellation. Includes Mark I flight with perf label (E-Z #48C1), 738 flown; Mark II flight with perf label (48C2), 687 flown; Mark II flight with imperf label (48C2a), 750 flown; 3 different damaged Mark I flight covers, each with perf labels and blue boxed handstamp ‘Damaged/ by/Rocket Impact’: one with machine postal cancellation (48C1b only 13 known), one with handstamp postal cancellation (48C1c only 9 known) and one that received no postal cancellation due to too much fire damage (48C1e only 2 known). Very fine.

Interesting little collection includes original Barbero cover, a sample cover distributed to the press, and additional material.

First is the original USS Barbero cover (rounded flap), with 'U.S.S. Barbero, June 8, 1959, 9:30 AM' hand cancel and a Jacksonville, FL 10:30 AM backstamp, addressed to Honorable L.H. Fountain, House of Representatives, Washington, DC (these covers were all sent to government officials), plus original enclosure. Second, there is an unaddressed cover (rounded flap) with the same cachet, with dateless handstamp plus two-line black handstamp on reverse: 'SAMPLE COPY FOR REPRODUCTION PURPOSES ONLY'. Finally, there are 6 additional covers or promotional pieces, including a B&W photo postcard of the rocket launch, 2 souvenir brochures that fold to postcard size and a few other covers/cards. USS Barbero was a submarine which fired the missile transporting two Post Office Department mail containers. Very fine, scarce and interesting material. Ex-Captain Frank Hoak III, US Navy Retired.

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� USA 1961 DYNATHERMIC ASSOCIATES FLIGHT COVERS, SOME BURNT ....................... PH $300-400

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� GERMANY 1959-64 COVER & CARD SELECTION .... $400-600

Gorgeous, carefully mounted and annotated collection of 50 items, mainly cacheted covers and cards but also includes a few souvenir sheets & other paper ephemera. Mainly flown aboard German rockets of the period, mounted on beautiful custom pages. Most identified by E-Z number. Pristine condition.

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� USA 1959-81 ROCKET MAIL COVERS ..................... $400-600

Group of 38 American rocket mail covers. Includes various flights, cachets, labels and postal cancellations. Many listed in Ellington-Zwisler catalog: #26D1a with official seal (only 30 exist); S.O.A.R. I #30C1-2; S.O.A.R. III #33C1, 33C1b, 33C1d & 33C1e; Recovered in Swamp covers #44C1a (x2); Yuma, Arizona #50C1; Pyramid Lake, NV #56C1, 56C1a, 56C1c, 56C2, 56C2a; China Lake, CA #58C3; Roswell, NM #60C1a; 1966 McAllen, TX flight with stamps & designs on back, damaged by water #68C2a & 68C6a; Gerlach, NV #101C2a; 1968 Mojave Desert 8th flight RRS, damaged in flight #108C1; 1971 Apollo 15 launch day #153C1f (x4) & 153C1h (x6); Apollo 16 launch date cover with 1947 silver dime #163C1d plus two similar for RRI anniversary with 1947 silver quarter & 1972 Kennedy half. Not listed in E-Z include two commemorative covers 1959 postmarked both in McAllen, TX and Reynosa, Mexico (not flown) plus 1961 brochure honoring friendship between the two cities; 1977 Point Mugu, CA cover with cachet honoring 25th anniversary of Flight #31, first warhead evaluation launch; and 1981 cover with cachet honoring 35 years of U.S. Navy operations at Point Mugu.

Overall very fine.

1959-65 EARLY TITAN 1 ROCKET FLIGHT CERTIFIED GEARBOX ASSEMBLY & SOLENOID ............ PH $1200-1500

Early Titan 1 rocket Flight Certified gearbox assembly and electrical solenoid mechanism measuring 16"x13"x9" and weighing about 25 pounds. Nameplate data on gearbox has the manufacturer as Futurecraft and a manufactured date of Aug 1960, plus stamped on is “Flight Certified”. The attached Electrical Solenoid, also by Futurecraft bears a tag with cure date of 1st quarter 1959 and also the words “Flight Certified”.

The gearbox data nameplate bears the contract number AF04(645)-56, which is an early contract number for the Martin Company’s design and development of the Titan 1 rocket. Excellent hardware from early Titan 1 rocket.

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1979 MISSILE ‘SAFETY PIN’ ............................... PH $200-300

This 4" long steel pin is attached by braided wire loop to red aluminum plate (3"x2"), which in turn is attached to red 9½”x3" safety plastic streamer by another braided cable. Streamer reads: ‘WARNING / Remove safety plate with safety wire before loading weapon in launcher or on bomb rack’. This pin was removed prior to missile being fired in a test from the ‘USS Radford DD968’. It flew 59 miles before impacting on the ‘USS Lansdown DD486’. Unusual and seldom seen outside of the military.

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Set of 5 different early Titan III Student Study Guides from The Martin Co. dating to 1963-64 with about 500 total pages of photos, illustrations, blueprints, charts and information. The 5 titles are Propulsion System, Propellant Transfer, ITL Familiarization, Transporter System and Vehicle and Payload.

Used at the time but still good shape. Scarce.

c.1960s EARLY ROCKETDYNE PROTOTYPE ABLATIVE VERNIER THRUSTER ................... PH $1500-2000

Overall 14" long early prototype ablative vernier-type thruster made by Rocketdyne but that was never in production. Very similar to the Rocketdyne 1964 Titan III Ablative Transtage thruster. Thruster inlet lines clearly marked as Hydrazine and Nitrogen Tetroxide along with other auxilliary lines attached.

Nozzle body measures 8" with outlet diameter of 3", with ablative material still present in the nozzle. No real nameplate data is attached, but from Rocketdyne for sure. Excellent display piece.

� 1963-64 SET OF EARLY TITAN III STUDENT STUDY GUIDES .................................................... PH $300-400

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� 1960-90 USA SATELLITE COVER BONANZA, 1800+ COVERS ........................................................... $400-600

More than 600 different Satellite Event covers including Explorer, Pioneer, Surveyor, Mariner, Viking, Voyager, Helios, Intelsat, Bio-satellites, etc. Exactly 3 covers of every individual type making a total of over 1800 covers from Cape Canaveral, KSC, Vandenberg, Wallops, White Sands and even foreign launch sites carrying US satellites. Every satellite program stocked into chronological order in 3 boxes. All carefully selected covers in the very best available cachet quality.

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1974-92 ROCKETDYNE LR101-11 VERNIER ROCKET CUTAWAY ......................................... PH $2800-3000

1970-2000 SATELLITE & PAYLOAD NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x225) .................................... PH $200-300

About 225 original 8"x10" satellite and payload color NASA glossy photos with probably some duplication - a couple B&W photos in as well. Vast majority look to be satellites and other rocket payloads. Some with captions on back and most in excellent condition.

A 15" long cutaway sectional of a Rocketdyne LR101-11 venier rocket - an actual rocket that has been sliced in half for display.

The LR101-11 was introduced into service in 1974 on Delta rockets, and completed service in 1994. This model from Rocketdyne weighs about 5 pounds & is quite attractive for display.

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Early Atlas D rocket Hydraulic Vernier Cylinder and Servovalve mechanism measuring 12½”x5"x5" and weighing about 5 pounds. Nameplate data on the cylinder reads Clemco Aero Products as the manufacturer and the servovalve as Cadillac Gage Co. The servovalve’s data plate bears the contract number AF04(647)-507, which is a number associated with the Mercury Atlas D rockets, which were launched from 1960 to 1963 including the 4 manned Mercury flights. Date stamped on the cylinder is Jan 13, 1962 and on the servovalve as 1st quarter 1961. Excellent hardware from an Atlas D Mercury Program rocket.

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Group of 7 covers postmarked between 1962 and 1987, all signed by Mercury astronauts including Cooper(x3), Glenn(x3) and Carpenter.

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BY SCHIRRA & COOPER (x7) ............................. PH $200-300

Group of 7 Mercury items signed by astronauts Schirra and Cooper. Includes Cooper’s signature on 2 covers and 2 post­ cards and Schirra’s signature on 2 covers and a Mercury stamp plate block. All in very fine codition.

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1961-63 MERCURY-ATLAS FUEL TANK HELIUM PRESSURE REGULATOR ................................... PH $600-800

An 11"x11"x6" Atlas Fuel Tank Helium Pressure Regulator from Convair made by B.H. Hadley bearing the contract number AF04(647)299. It has two stickers still attached with one reading “Rocket Fuel” and the other “Project Mercury, General Dynamics Aeronautics” (Convair was a division of GD). It weighs about 15 pounds and looks to be a flight item.

Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

£ 1962-63 SCHIRRA, CARPENTER, COOPER SIGNED PHOTO ................................................... PH $150-200

An 8"x10" Kodak-type B&W glossy photo signed by Mercury astronauts Scott Carpenter, Wally Schirra and Gordon Cooper.

Excellent condition.

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1960-63 MERCURY ATLAS D ROCKET HYDRAULIC VERNIER CYLINDER & SERVOVALVE .............. PH $400-500

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1961-63 ATLAS FUEL TANK HELIUM PRESSURE REGULATOR ........................................................ PH $600-800

An 11"x11"x6" Atlas Fuel Tank Helium Pressure Regulator from Convair made by Stratos bearing the contract number AF04(645)-4. A sticker attached bears the cure date of Jan 1960 and an additional sticker reading “Rocket Fuel” indicates the fuel inlet. It weighs about 10 pounds and looks to be a flight item. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

63

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

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

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

64

1964 ATLAS ROCKET LIQUID OXYGEN VALVE ASSEMBLY .............................................. PH $600-800

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

59

1959-67 ATLAS MA-2 STAGE ROCKETDYNE XLR-89-5 ROCKET ENGINE TURBINE ASSEMBLY ...... PH $2000-3000

Turbine Assembly in its original wooden crate for a Rocketdyne XLR-89-5 rocket engine used in the Atlas rockets, including the Atlas D which launched the Mercury astronauts into space. The turbine weighs over 50 pounds and comes with a period tag and 4-page Bench Test paperwork – the date on the paperwork is August 1962 and it indicates this Turbine is from the MA-2 stage. The turbine assembly measures approximately 13" diameter and 11" in depth. The first Atlas was launched in 1957 and used two of the XLR-89-5 engines.

The last using these engines was launched in 1967.

– MR-1 – 65

Rare Mercury-Redstone MR-1 Pre-Countdown and Countdown Procedures manual dated 26 October 1960 with 87 pages of countdown information and procedures. MR-1 was a test launch of the Mercury-Redstone configuration and failed in a strange fashion - the rocket lifted off 4" before settling back, and the escape tower fired away without taking the spacecraft with it. Used at the time with annotations inside, but still in fine condition.

– MR-2 – 66

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Rare Mercury MR-2 Pre-Countdown and Countdown Pro­ cedures manual dated 17 January 1961 with 87 pages of countdown information and procedures. MR-2 was a test launch of the Mercury-Redstone configuration and carried aboard Ham the chimp. Used at the time with period annotations inside but still in remarkably good condition.

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£ 1961 MR-3 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MERCURY SPACESUIT NASA GLOSSY PHOTO ................. PH $400-600

An early 8"x10" B&W NASA glossy photo of Alan Shepard in his Mercury spacesuit and signed by him with an early signature type. A binder clip indention near the top left corner and a ding in the top right corner but otherwise fine condition.

68

� 1961 MR-3 U.S.S. LAKE CHAMPLAIN PRIME RECOVERY SHIP COVER ............................... PH $1500-2000

One of the most important and desirable of all flight recovery covers, USS Lake Champlain unaddressed cover with mimeo­ graphed (as are all) 4-line cachet, franked with 4¢ Lincoln and tied with 5/5/61 Lake Champlain handstamp. Very fine and scarce. (1979 APS Cert #37590). Bonus reference lot: In 1975, space cover dealer Charles Riser plead guilty to mail fraud and was sentenced to 4 years probation. Charges and investigation stemmed from his creation and use of forged US Naval cancels, such as the USS John Pierce and other recovery vessels. Three of these Riser forged covers are indelibly marked on reverse, each has different cancellation and cachet, one 'signed' by Scott Walker (Commander of USS Lake Champlain). These forged covers are collectible in their own right. Fascinating article (photocopy) by Frank Hoak, 'U.S. Space Recovery Ship Cancels & Charles Riser' details circumstances of this story. Very fine group waiting to be exhibited. Ex-Captain Frank Hoak III, US Navy Retired.

70

£ 1961 MR-4 VIRGIL ‘GUS’ GRISSOM SIGNED MERCURY SPACESUIT NASA GLOSSY PHOTO ............. PH $1500-2000

An early 8"x10" B&W NASA glossy photo of Gus Grissom in his Mercury spacesuit and signed by him with an early signature type ‘Virgil I. Grissom’. A binder clip indention near the top left corner and minor flaws in the top right and bottom right corners, but otherwise very fine condition. Grissom signed Mercury spacesuit photos are quite scarce.

– MR-4 –

71

69

£ 1961 GUS GRISSOM SIGNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTO ............................................................. PH $1500-2000

An 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photo signed by Mercury astronaut Gus Grissom with a very early signature type ‘Virgil I. Grissom’. A partial NASA photo number showing on the top right edge (the photo is not trimmed - it was originally cut that way). Blue caption on the back and in excellent condition.

A vintage 8"x10" NASA glossy photo of Gus Grissom with Paul Donnelly during the erection of MR-4 at Pad 5. Signed

by Grissom in blue ballpoint pen with an early signature type 'Virgil I. Grissom'. Some handling flaws mostly along top and left edge but still good shape. Caption on the back.

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£ 1961 GUS GRISSOM SIGNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $700-900

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1961 RARE MR-4 GRISSOM ACCESS BADGE ... PH $350-500

Rare MR-4 Mercury-Redstone 4 access badge for Gus Grissom’s Mercury flight in 1961. Used at the time with a badge clip mark at the top and a bottom right corner ding. A highly desirable badge.

74

1961 KURT DEBUS’ MR-4 ACCESS BADGE FOR GUS GRISSOM’S MERCURY-REDSTONE FLIGHT ............................................................................... PH $350-500

Vintage MR-4 (Mercury-Redstone 4) access badge owned and worn by Kurt Debus and his launch team during Gus Grissom’s MR-4 mission in July 1961. The badge has a staple hole and a top edge flaw from being in a protective sleeve at one time.

Debus’ name is written in pen in the top right corner. Debus was later named the first Director of Kennedy Space Center in 1962. (From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson) 75

72

1961 MERCURY-REDSTONE MR-4 PRE-LAUNCH & COUNTDOWN PROCEDURES MANUAL, GRISSOM ......................................................... PH $1000-1500

Rare Mercury-Redstone MR-4 Pre-Launch and Launch Countdown Procedures manual dated 15 June 1961 with 141 pages of countdown information and procedures. MR-4 was Gus Grissom’s Mercury suborbital flight, and was America’s second manned mission. Used at the time and still in remarkably good condition.

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� 1961 MR-4 USS ALSTEDE GRISSOM RECOVERY MISSION COVER ................................................. PH $100-150

Designed and signed by Jim Lewis, head of recovery operations for Mercury and the Command Pilot for Hunt Club One, the code name for the helicopter assigned to recover Astronaut Gus Grissom and the Liberty Bell 7 capsule. Lewis was forced to release the space capsule, subsequently lost at sea, when a warning light showed a danger of imminent engine failure.

Postmarked 7/20/61 USS Alstede, handstamp cachet, signed

by Lewis, very fine.

– MA-6 – 76 £/� 1962 JOHN GLENN SIGNED COVERS (x6) ........ PH $200-300

Group of 6 covers all postmarked in 1962 and signed with early signature type by Mercury Astronaut John Glenn. Some minor flaws scattered about, but most very fine condition.

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79 77

80 Session I: Friday, May 24, 2013

81

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81

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77

1961 JOHN GLENN NASA PHOTOS (x24) .......... PH $150-200

Group of 24 different John Glenn-related NASA glossy photos and lithos 8"x10", includes 15 NASA numbered B&W glossies, 4 color lithos and the remainder miscellaneous, all showing Glenn and scenes from his Mercury mission and afterwards.

Most in fine condition.

78

82

80

£ 1962 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED B&W GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $150-200

An 8"x10" Kodak-type B&W glossy photo of Scott Carpenter, signed by him, adding ‘Project Mercury Aurora 7 Recovery Training’. Excellent condition.

83

£ 1962 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED NASA B&W GLOSSY PHOTO ........................................ PH $150-200

An 8"x10" NASA numbered B&W glossy photo of Scott Carpenter, signed by him, adding ‘Aurora 7 Recovery Operations 24 May 1962’. A couple minor corner dings but otherwise excellent condition.

– MA-7 – £ 1961 SCOTT CARPENTER TLS ON PROJECT MERCURY STATIONERY .................................... PH $250-350

M. Scott Carpenter autograph on an Oct 5, 1961 typed letter on Project Mercury/Space Task Group stationery that reads, in part: “As a young lady, I would think that there are better places for you to learn to fly than as a member of the Woman’s Air Force. However, this is something your father could help you with much better than I.” Small tape stains top and bottom and file holes at left, which should not detract. Project Mercury letterhead is extremely scarce.

£ 1962 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED B&W GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $150-200

An 8"x10" Kodak-type B&W glossy photo of Scott Carpenter signed by him and adding ‘Mercury Astronaut’. Excellent condition.

1962 MERCURY FRIENDSHIP 7 LAPEL PIN ...... PH $100-200

Mercury Friendship 7 lapel pin commemorating John Glenn’s MA-6 orbital mission, given out only to those who worked on the mission. A ruby adorns the center and in great condition.

Not in its original case.

79

82

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– MA-8 – 84

£ 1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED NASA GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photo signed by Mercury astronaut Wally Schirra with a very early signature type ‘Walter M. Schirra, Jr.’. Blue caption on the back and in excellent condition.

£ 2005 SCOTT CARPENTER SIGNED AURORA 7 PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

B&W 8"x10" photo of Carpenter entering ‘Aurora 7’ spacecraft and boldly signed by Carpenter in silver (2005 detailed Astronaut Autographs Club COA).

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85

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£ 1962 WALLY SCHIRRA SIGNED 1962 NASA LETTER ................................................................ PH $200-300

A December 11, 1962 typewritten letter on early NASA letterhead signed by Mercury astronaut Wally Schirra, and signed with a very early signature type ‘Walter M. Schirra, Jr.’. The letter is 8"x10½” and has a NASA/MSC letterhead.

The top edge has flaws, but otherwise the letter has no creases and in fine condition.

Estimate

– OTHER MERCURY – 88

Original astronaut Deke Slayton’s Mercury era yellow hard hat with his name stenciled on the front and NASA on the back. The remains of a NASA meatball logo are also still visible.

Made by Hard Boiled, it still retains its head band. A piece of tape with D. Slayton written on it is attached to the inside.

Great item.

– MA-9 – 86

1959-60 DEKE SLAYTON’S MERCURY ERA HARD HAT .......................................................... PH $750-1000

1963 KURT DEBUS’ MA-9 OBSERVER ACCESS BADGE FOR GORDON COOPER’S MISSION ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Vintage MA-9 (Mercury-Atlas 9) Observer access badge owned and worn by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus in the Launch Operations Center(LOC) during Gordon Cooper’s Mercury mission in May 1963. The badge, stamped no.71 on the back, has a small circular indention on the top edge from being in a protective sleeve at one time. Debus was named the first Director of Kennedy Space Center in 1962.

From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

87

£ 1963 GORDON COOPER SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................................. PH $100-200

An 8"x10" B&W glossy photo signed by Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper. Excellent condition.

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1960 EARLY MERCURY SPACESUIT TRAINING GLOVE ........................................... PH $3000-4000

Early Mercury training glove measuring 13½” long and 8" at its widest with a tightening strap at the end. A small light is mounted at the end of the middle finger, with its switch and battery compartment on the back of glove. Rare for sure.

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92X

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1960-63 NEARLY 1000 ORIGINAL MERCURY PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES ............ PH $750-1000

Large group of about 800-1000 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all aspects from the Mercury program including the chimpanzee flights, the unmanned flights, the manned missions, Little Joe, rocket tests, etc. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication that we can see. Originally from major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

91

1961-63 EARLY MERCURY PROGRAM PHOTO INDEX SHEETS (x24) ........................................... PH $200-300

A group of 24 vintage 8"x10" Mercury program NASA photo index pages used at one time at a NASA center to show visitors what photos were available for reproduction. Printed on heavy paper stock and the “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back.

These date no doubt from the 1960s and are hand-labeled.

Each index sheet contains a maximum of 24 small images, some quite uncommon along with the photo number. Present are photo indexes from MR-1 through MA-9, but not a complete run, although all Redstone and manned Atlas missions are represented. Most in great condition.

94

b 1962-63 MERCURY ORBITAL MISSION RESULTS NASA BOOKS ..................................... PH $200-300

Set of 4 early Mercury Results softbound NASA books, consists of the four orbital missions: MA-6, 7, 8 and 9. Some cover age toning, but all in at least good condition.

GEMINI PROGRAM – FLOWN – 95

1965-66 LARGE FLOWN SECTION OF GEMINI HEATSHIELD ........................................................ PH $400-600

Large heatshield core taken from a Gemini spacecraft after reentry. The core sample measures 2" diameter and 1½” in thickness, and shows clear charring from reentry. Some markings on the core sample can be made out such as “175 CORE 3” and ‘AFT END’. We cannot determine a specific flight associated with this heatshield, but it was flown in space.

– AUTOGRAPHS – 96 £/1 1965-66 GEMINI ASTRONAUT SIGNED COVERS (x3) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Group of 3 Gemini covers signed by astronauts including a Gemini 5 cover signed by Conrad & Cooper, a Gemini 7 by Borman, and a Gemini 9 by Stafford. All in very fine condition.

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1961-63 MERCURY NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x38) ...................................................................... PH $100-200

Group of 38 different 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos from the Mercury program showing astronauts, training, recovery ships, etc. Most in fine condition and some numbered on front.

Also included are 4 Gemini photos.

1961-63 MERCURY PROGRAM NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x32) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Nice group of 32 different and period 8"x10" NASA color & B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Mercury program.

Nine are early color glossies printed on heavy paper stock and the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark on the back. Images include launches, training, recovery and several of the early monkey flights. About half with captions on the back. Some corner dings present along with an edge fault or two, but most in great condition.

92

Estimate

93

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90

94

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102

98

101

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103 Estimate

£ 1966 FOUR GEMINI ASTRONAUT SIGNED DOLLAR BILLS .................................................... PH $350-500

Four USA 1963 one dollar bills signed by Gemini astronauts and crews including bills bearing the Gemini 9 crew (Stafford and Cernan), Gemini 11 (Conrad and Gordon), Gemini 12 (Lovell and Aldrin) and a bill signed by Gordon only. The bills have all been laminated with a clear adhesive film on the top to protect the signatures.

Estimate

– GT-3 – 100

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the crew of Gemini 3, Gus Grissom and John Young. Nearly crisp condition.

101£/1 1965 GEMINI 3 LAUNCH COVER, SIGNED

BY SCHIRRA ........................................................ PH $200-300

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

– EQUIPMENT – 98

1960s EARLY TITAN I & II ROCKET ENGINE THRUST CONTROL TEST SET .......................... PH $600-800

A vintage 11"x12"x18" metal case from Aerojet-General containing an early Rocket Engine Thrust Control Test Set for a Titan I and Titan II rocket engine. Instructions on the inside of the lid refer to engines XLR-87 and XLR-91 which were the rocket engines used on the Titan first and second stages.

Cords behind the lid bear tags with the date 1960. This Test Set appears to be in great condition.

99

1965-66 GEMINI ERA FUELING SCAPE SUIT ... PH $300-400

This vintage Self Contained Atmospheric Protective Ensemble (SCAPE) suit was utilized by missile silo and launch-pad team members engaged in fueling and de-tanking of storable liquid propellants affiliated with the Titan launch vehicle and spacecraft reaction control systems. The suit would have included its own backpack with breathing oxygen to isolate the wearer from the hazards of hypergolic fuel and oxidizer (the propellants were extremely toxic and carcinogenic). The material surrounding the hoses has disintegrated, as they all have.

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£ 1965 GEMINI 3 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ............................................................................. PH $750-1000

– GT-4 – 102

1965 KURT DEBUS’ GEMINI 4 MCC VIEWING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ..................................... PH $300-400

Gemini 4 Mission Control Center Viewing Room access badge once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

103

£ 1965 GEMINI 4 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ............................................................................... PH $200-300

A 1963 US one dollar bill signed by the crew of Gemini 4, McDivitt and White. The bill has been laminated with a clear adhesive film on the top to protect the autographs.

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105

107

108

109

110

111

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112

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– GT-8 –

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– GT-5 – 104

107

1965 FLOWN GEMINI 5 GOLD PLATED STERLING ‘FLITELINE’ MEDALLION ................... PH $1000-1500

Beautiful and scarce flown medallion carried aboard Gemini 5 on the orbital flight of Astronauts Cooper & Conrad. This 1 inch diameter circular medallion shows very little wear. Engraved on the reverse ‘August 21-29, 1965’. These were carried on the Gemini missions for the wives of the astronauts and were produced in extremely small quantities.

105

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the crew of GT-8, Armstrong and Scott. The bill has been laminated with a clear adhesive film on the top to protect the autographs.

– GT-9 – 108

109

£ 1965 GEMINI 6 AUTOGRAPH GROUP – SCHIRRA & STAFFORD ...................................... PH $200-300

Group of 5 photos and covers signed by the Gemini 6 astronauts including a GT-6 cover signed by Stafford & Schirra, a GT-6 recovery Kodak glossy also signed by both (the Schirra signature is featured), and 2 more Gemini Kodak glossies signed by Schirra only (one of those is feathered as well). Also Mercury spacesuit litho signed by Schirra. Excellent condition.

110

£ 1966 GEMINI 9 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ............................................................................... PH $100-150

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the crew of Gemini 9, Stafford and Cernan. The bill is in used condition.

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£ 1966 GEMINI 9 STAFFORD & CERNAN SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $300-400

Official NASA 8"x10" color glossy photo with red serial number S-66-15621 of the crew of Gemini 9 in white spacesuits. Signed boldly by Stafford and Cernan with no inscription. Very fine and scarce. Lower right corner creased, but does not affect image. Ex-Al Bishop Estate Collection.

– GT-6 – 106

£ 1966 GEMINI 9 STAFFORD & CERNAN SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH ..................................................... PH $400-600

Official NASA 8"x10" color photo with red serial number on front of the two astronauts in white spacesuits. Very fine, other than small corner crease at lower left. Ex-Al Bishop Estate Collection.

1965 LARGE SECTION OF FLOWN GEMINI 5 PARACHUTE MATERIAL ..................................... PH $200-300

Large 20"x35" silk section of the Gemini 5 parachute collected by a man involved in the recovery. Unfortunately, no paperwork associated with this item.

£ 1966 GEMINI 8 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ............................................................................... PH $200-300

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115

113

116

117

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118

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– GT-10 – 111

– GT-12 –

b 1966 GEMINI 10 ‘GEMINI NOTES’ TRAINING MANUAL FROM THE GMS .................................. PH $400-600

A 3¼”x8" Gemini Notes Gemini 10 training book used by astronauts Young and Collins in the Gemini Mission Simulator(GMS) at KSC. It consists of 13 heavy card stock pages with topics like Agena Operations, Computer Failure, Platform Failure, Radar Failure, etc. One topic reads GT-X CMD Pilot Procedures (Gemini 10). Some pages dated June 1966, a month before the mission. Used heavily at the GMS with possibly astronaut annotations inside.

112

1966 GEMINI 10 MISSION CONTROL CENTER VIEWING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ..................... PH $300-400

A Gemini 10 Mission Control Center Viewing Room access badge, once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

114

£ 1966 GEMINI 10 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL .. PH $200-300

A 1963 US one dollar bill signed by the crew of Gemini 10, Young and Collins. The bill has been laminated with a clear adhesive film on the top to protect the autographs.

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£ 1966 GEMINI 12 BACKUP CREW SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO – CERNAN & COOPER .......... PH $300-400

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo of Gemini 12 backup crew, signed by Gordon Cooper and Gene Cernan. Excellent condition and uncommon image.

– OTHER GEMINI – 116

b 1966 GEMINI 12 PROCEDURES BOOK USED IN GMS .................................................................. PH $400-600

A Gemini 12 Procedures Book used by astronauts Lovell and Aldrin in the Gemini Mission Simulator at KSC. Is 5½”x8" and consists of about 50 pages with apprioximately 25 tabs like Agena Cntl, Un-Dock, Fuel Cell, etc. Heavily used in training with some notations inside, and quite rare.

b 1966 GEMINI 10 GEMINI OPERATIONS HANDBOOK, SECTIONS II & III .......................... PH $400-600

Two rare Gemini Operations Handbooks for Spacecraft 10 (Gemini 10). One is Section II for Controls and Displays dated 7-1-66 and the other Section III Spacecraft Operation Procedures dated 7-28-66. Each consists of about 200 pages and details the operation of the spacecraft as it relates to the crew with foldouts, illustrations, charts and information. Each Handbook with 9 tabbed sections including Sequential, Electrical, Control, Navigation, Communications, etc. Both used extensively by the astronauts and operators in the Gemini Mission Simulator at KSC. Age spotting and toning mostly on the covers and tabs. Quite scarce.

113

115

117

b 1963 RARE GEMINI LAUNCH VEHICLE FAMILIARIZATION MANUAL ............................... PH $400-600

Rare manual from the Martin Company dated March 1963 with about 135 pages of illustrations and imformation. Main chapters include Project Gemini - General, Propulsion & Pressurization, Propellant Transfer, Electrical System, Flight Control System, Hydraulic Systems, Launch Control System, etc. Cover shows use and age spotting, but inside nice shape.

The first of these we have ever seen.

118

1964-66 NEARLY 800 ORIGINAL GEMINI PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES .............. PH $600-800

Large group of about 700-800 vintage 4"x5" NASA color transparencies covering all aspects from the Gemini program, includes manned and unmanned missions from GT-1 to GT-12.

Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite compre­ hensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

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1964-66 GEMINI PROGRAM EARLY PHOTO INDEX SHEETS (x35) ........................................... PH $300-400

Group of 35 vintage 8"x10" Gemini program NASA photo index pages used at one time at a NASA center to show visitors what photos were available for reproduction. Printed on heavy paper stock and the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark on the back. These date no doubt from the 1960s and all hand-labeled. Each index sheet contains a maximum of 24 small images, some quite uncommon along with the photo number. Present are photo indexes from GT-1 through GT-11, with the GT-3 and GT-4 missions being complete. Rare and most in great condition.

120

Estimate

122

Other Gemini –Gemini Program, cont.

119

123

A vintage 3" diameter NASA vector logo patch of the type worn on the spacesuits of the Gemini astronauts. Production of these were relatively few and limited to only select group of NASA personnel. Bare cloth backing and in excellent condition. An example of this patch has sold for over $1,300 in the past.

Quite rare.

124

1965-66 KURT DEBUS’ GEMINI MISSION CONTROL CENTER ACCESS BADGE ............... PH $300-400

A Gemini Mission Control Center access badge for access to all areas belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with its pocket clip.

From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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1965-66 KURT DEBUS’ GEMINI AREA PERMIT ............................................................................... PH $300-400

A heavy, laminated Gemini Area Permit access badge belonging to and worn by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. This badge was worn in conjunction with a person’s regular photo ID badge. Great condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

1964-66 GEMINI PROGRAM BOOKS & CHARTS (x3) ........................................................................ PH $200-300

1965-66 RARE GEMINI SPACESUIT NASA VECTOR LOGO PATCH ..................................... PH $750-1000

1965-66 GEMINI PROGRAM NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x25) ...................................... PH $350-500

Beautiful group of 25 different and period 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos all pertaining to the GT-4 through the GT-12 missions. All are printed on heavy paper stock, all but 5 are numbered on the front, all bear the “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back and all have captions. Photos are mostly from Gemini 7/6 and with other missions represented. Some corner dings and wear present along with an edge fault or two, but most in great condition.

Vintage ‘Gemini Systems’ 1964 McDonnell booklet with 40+ pages of information, as well as a Gemini Summary Conference softbound book and a Gemini 12 Earth Orbit Mission Chart.

Various conditions but overall good shape.

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124

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1965-66 GT-4 TO GT-8 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x25) ........................ PH $300-400

Beautiful group of 25 different 8”x10” NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from Gemini 4(x8), Gemini 5(x3), Gemini 7/6(x11) and Gemini 8(x3). All but one are numbered on the front, all have captions on the back and all have the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. Mostly spacewalk and rendezvous scenes. Most in excellent condition.

126

1965-66 GEMINI PROGRAM SPACE FOOD: SHRIMP WITH SAUCE ......................................... PH $200-300

A 14" long sealed pouch of Shrimp with Sauce, Gemini-era space food with a small velcro patch attached. Dried up but the pouch is still in good condition.

128

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1965-66 GEMINI PROGRAM SPACE FOOD: BEEF & GRAVY .................................................... PH $200-300

1965-66 GEMINI PROGRAM SPACE FOOD: CHICKEN SALAD ................................................. PH $200-300

A 13" long sealed pouch of Chicken Salad Gemini-era space food with a small velcro patch attached. Dried up but the pouch is still in good condition.

130

1965-66 GEMINI SCRIPTO MECHANICAL PENCIL .................................................................. PH $150-250

A vintage Scripto mechanical pencil used in training by the Gemini astronauts and complete with velcro attached near the top for use in a weightless environment. Still in operating condition.

1965-66 GEMINI PROGRAM NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x60) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Nice group of 60 period 8"x10" NASA color & B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Gemini program. Images are mostly from the early Gemini missions and include orbit, launch, training, etc. Some corner flaws present and a few have the owner’s sticker on the back, but most in very fine condition.

127

131X

129

131

1966 GT-9 to GT-12 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x27) ........................ PH $300-400

Beautiful group of 27 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from Gemini 9(x4), Gemini 10(x3), Gemini 11(x11) and Gemini 12(x9). All but two are numbered on the front, all have captions on the back and all have the “A Kodak Paper” watermark. Mostly spacewalk, earth and rendezvous scenes. Quite a few signature-ready images of Cernan, Gordon and Aldrin during their spacewalks. Most in excellent condition.

A 13" long sealed pouch of Beef and Gravy Gemini-era space food with a small velcro patch attached. Dried up but the pouch is still in good condition.

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b 1968 GEMINI SUMMARY CONFERENCE, NASA SP-138 ........................................................ PH $200-300

Published by NASA, Washington, DC, 1968, 2nd printing, soft back, 8"x11", 345pp, illustrated with diagrams & photos. The authoritative summary of the Project Gemini flights coming out of a Houston conference. Presentations by Buzz Aldrin on rendezvous, Tom Stafford and Pete Conrad on flight and simulation experience, medical results from Charles Berry, space photography, scientific experiments, EVA and more. A scarce volume, very good.

133

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

Similar lot. A large 34"x74" foldout, heavy cardboard Gemini spacecraft promotional display for the 1998 HBO miniseries ‘From The Earth To The Moon’. Some nicks and scratches mostly at the folding joints, but overall very fine condition.

1967 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD ACCESS BADGE (APOLLO 1 FIRE) ..... PH $300-400

Original Apollo 204 Review Board (Apollo 1) access badge owned and worn by KSC Director Kurt Debus. The review board was established shortly after the spacecraft fire that killed astronauts Grissom, White and Chaffee. Excellent condition.

Badge does not bear Debus’ name, but it originates from collection of Shirley Fergerson, Debus’ long-time executive secretary, and comes with a Regency-Superior COA stating this fact.

136

D 1967 KURT DEBUS’ SENSITIVE DOCUMENTS FOR CHANGES AFTER APOLLO 1 FIRE ........... PH $300-400

Group of seven 5"x8" typed notes on card stock pertaining to the changes to be made for SC-101 (Apollo 7) and the Block II spacecraft in aftermath of Apollo 1 fire. For example, approved changes include a quick-opening hatch, cable harness protection, and more. Note is attached and addressed to Shirley (Fergerson) stating these cards are from Petrone and contain “Sensitive Information.” Other cards pertain to status of AS-501 (Apollo 4) and LM-1 (Apollo 5). From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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

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

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Two Apollo 1 Tragedy covers, each hand cancelled at Cape Canaveral, Jan 27, 1967. One with unofficial NASA cachet in black (color test) and other in blue (regular color). Pristine.

Nice group of 25 different and period 8"x10" NASA color & B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Apollo 7 mission. Ten are color glossies on heavy paper stock of which 8 are numbered on the front. Photos mostly about orbit, launch and training.

Some corner dings present and a couple have the owner’s sticker on the back, but most very fine condition.

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1968 FLOWN APOLLO 7 STAR FROM USA FLAG ..................................................................... PH $200-300

143

1968 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 7 ACCESS BADGES (x3) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Apollo 7 Flight Readiness Review, Apollo 7 Launch Readiness Review, and Apollo 7 DCR access badges once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center.

Excellent condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

A 3"x5" card bearing a cutout star from a USA flag flown in space on the Apollo 7 mission. Before the launch, 50 people in Crew Training put their initials on each of the 50 stars on a flag, the flag was flown, and afterwards the stars were individually cut out for these presentations. Great condition.

AUTOGRAPHS 139

1968 GROUP OF APOLLO 7 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x25) ...................................................... PH $200-300

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£ 1968 APOLLO 7 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ............................................................................... PH $300-400

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the Apollo 7 crew of Schirra, Eisele and Cunningham. A minor section of scotch tape remains on the back that does not show to the front, and otherwise the bill is in great condition.

AUTOGRAPHS 144

£ 1968 APOLLO 8 CREW-SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ....................................................................... PH $400-600

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the Apollo 8 crew of Borman, Lovell and Anders. Excellent condition.

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1960s APOLLO 7 COMMAND MODULE CONTROL PANEL BLUEPRINT ........................... PH $500-700

Original 84"x12" blueprint of the Apollo 7 Command Module Control Panel. An important original North American Rockwell document whose official title is ‘Design Layout - Main Display Control Command Module 101’. Rare, very fine.

141

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

145

1968 APOLLO 8 CONTINGENCY FEEDING MOUTHPIECE ASSEMBLY .................................. PH $200-300

A 7" long lightweight metal Contingency Feeding Mouthpiece Assembly intended for use on the Apollo 8 mission but was withdrawn 2 weeks before the mission. Red NASA ‘Withhold’ tag dated 12-6-68.

Vintage Apollo 7 AS-205 Design Certification Review Docu­ mentation manual dated 5-24-68 with about 300 pages of charts and information. Purpose of this comprehensive review was to certify the design adequacy of critical elements involved in a manned launch mission. Some insect damage mostly on the front cover and thick edges, but still good shape and complete. Scarce.

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1968 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 8 READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x2) ........................ PH $300-400

Apollo 8 Flight Readiness Review and Apollo 8 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used

by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

149

1968 APOLLO 8 PRESS KIT ................................ PH $100-200

A vintage Apollo 8 Press Kit with more than 100 pages of illustrations and information. Some minor age toning but still very fine condition.

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£ 1965-69 JIM MCDIVITT SIGNED ITEMS (x5) ..... PH $150-250

Five items signed by Apollo 9 Astronaut Jim McDivitt, includes two white spacesuit portrait lithos, two Gemini 4 crew lithos, and one VIP card. All uninscribed. One of the portrait lithos has a significant ding near the top center, but others in excellent condition.

153

£ 1969 APOLLO 9 RUSTY SCHWEICKART SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO ..................... PH $150-250

Kodak-type 8"x10" color glossy photo of Rusty Schweickart during his Apollo 9 mission, signed by him, adding ‘Apollo 9 EVA’. Excellent condition.

154

1968 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 8 MCC VIEWING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ..................................... PH $200-300

An Apollo 8 MCC Viewing Room access badge from MSC Houston owned and worn by KSC Director Kurt Debus during the Apollo 8 mission. The lamination is crinkled vertically in places but does not detract. Debus was named the first Director of KSC in 1962 and was in that position during the Apollo program. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

£ 1969 APOLLO 9 RUSTY SCHWEICKART SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO ..................... PH $150-250

Kodak-type 8"x10" color glossy photo of Rusty Schweickart during his Apollo 9 mission, signed by him, adding ‘Apollo 9 EVA 1969’. Excellent condition.

155

£ 1969 APOLLO 9 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ... PH $300-400

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the Apollo 9 crew of McDivitt, Scott and Schweickart. Some scotch tape remains on the front left edge, otherwise the bill is crisp.

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1968 APOLLO 8 NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x43) ...................................................... PH $500-700

Beautiful group of 43 different and period 8"x10" Apollo 8 related NASA color glossy photos. Most have NASA numbers on the front and all are on heavy paper stock with captions and “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back. Topics include launch, moon views, training, equipment, and also a few nice artist conceptions of the mission. Some corner dings present, but most in excellent condition.

148

Vintage 8½”x11" Apollo 8 Lunar Orbital Mission Profile booklet with 21 pages of photos, illustrations, timelines and information. Some left edge age toning on the cover, but otherwise excellent condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

1968 APOLLO 8 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x144) .................................................................... PH $500-700

Large group of 144 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 8 NASA B&W glossy photos with only a small amount of duplication. Images cover all areas of the mission including launch, orbit, recovery, training, portraits, roll-out, etc. Maybe 15% have small owner’s sticker on the front and several on the back. Vast majority with captions and in great condition.

1968 APOLLO 8 LUNAR ORBITAL MISSION PROFILE BOOKLET ............................................ PH $100-200

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156£/1 1969 APOLLO 9 CREW MEMBER SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .................................................. PH $200-300

Apollo 9 launch cover postmarked Cape Canaveral March 3, 1969, signed by McDivitt and Schweickart, plus backup Dick Gordon. McDivitt signed in green ink, which has a small smudge, the other two in blue ink. Very fine.

OTHER 157

1960s FIVE VINTAGE ACCESS BADGES APOLLO 9 & LMS ................................................ PH $200-300

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b 1969 LUNAR MODULE 3 APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK .......................................................... PH $400-600

Original Lunar Module 3 (LM-3) ‘Apollo Operations Hand­ book’ from Grumman latest revision dated March 1, 1968, with approximately 500 pages of illustrations, charts, foldouts and information on all aspects of Apollo 9 Lunar Module. Two major sections Spacecraft and Subsystems Data. Used at the time but still good shape and appears complete. Quite scarce.

Group of 5 different vintage access badges with three being for Apollo 9, one for Gemini 9 and one rare example for Simulator Access (Lunar Module Simulator). Used condition.

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1969 RARE APOLLO 9 TEXAS ART EMBROIDERY PATCH – NO RED “D” ................ PH $300-400

Vintage 4" diameter Apollo 9 mission emblem patch from Texas Art Embroidery with no red “D” in McDivitt’s name. Bare cloth backing. This one is a bit oval from years of storage and looks a shade soiled, but certainly can be cleaned up. Rare in any condition.

160

1969 APOLLO 9 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x63) ...................................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 63 period 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Apollo 9 mission. Images include onboard, recovery, training, the Saturn V rocket, launch day, etc. Very little duplication. Most if not all with captions on the back.

Some corner flaws present and several have the owner’s sticker on the back, but most in great condition.

161

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 9 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $200-300

An Apollo 9 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

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Group of 120+ period 8"x10" NASA color & B&W glossy photos all pertaining to Apollo 10 mission. Images include lunar orbit, portraits, training, the Saturn V rocket, recovery, more, with some duplication. There are 24 color glossies on heavy paper stock, with 16 bearing NASA numbers on the front, and about 100 B&W. Most if not all with captions on reverse. Some corner and edge flaws present and several have owner’s sticker on back. Most are in great condition.

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 9 READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x2) ........................ PH $200-300

Apollo 9 Flight Readiness Review and Apollo 9 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used

by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Good condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

166

AUTOGRAPHS £ 1969 APOLLO 10 TOM STAFFORD SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ........................................... PH $150-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 10 astronaut Tom Stafford. Excellent condition.

164

£ 1969 APOLLO 10 CREW SIGNED PHOTO MONTAGE ............................................................ PH $500-700

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

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

1969 KURT DEBUS’APOLLO 10 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE & AREA PERMIT ........ PH $200-300

An Apollo 10 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Also included is Debus’ Apollo 10 Area Permit(stamped as badge #1 on the back).

Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team and was named the first Director of KSC in 1962, and in the case of the PFRA badge, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

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1969 APOLLO 10 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x120) .................................................................... PH $500-600

167

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 10 MCC VIEWING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ..................................... PH $200-300

An Apollo 10 MCC Viewing Room access badge from MSC Houston owned and worn by KSC Director Kurt Debus during the Apollo 10 mission. Excellent condition. Debus was named the first Director of KSC in 1962 and was in that position during the Apollo program. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

168

b 1971 ANALYSIS OF APOLLO 10 PHOTOGRAPHY & VISUAL OBSERVATIONS ................................. PH $200-300

Popular and difficult to obtain volume (especially with complete set of maps included). 226 pp. paper bound with illustrated cover, contains numerous pictures, table and diagrams related to observations taken during the Apollo 10 mission in May of 1969 paving the way for the first lunar landing. Well read but undamaged. Fine.

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£ 1969 APOLLO 11 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo signed by Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin. Excellent condition.

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£ 1969 APOLLO 11 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo signed by Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin. Excellent condition.

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� 1969 APOLLO 11 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ....................................... PH $1500-2000

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon. Some minor point indentations near top edge, but otherwise excellent condition.

� 1969 APOLLO 11 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ....................................... PH $1500-2000

An 8"x10" color NASA litho signed by Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon. Very bold signature and inscription. A couple minor bottom corner flaws, but otherwise fine condition.

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� 1980s NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED COLOR PHOTO .............................................................. PH $1000-1500

An 8"x10" NASA color photo of Neil Armstrong in his Apollo spacesuit. Signed and inscribed in black Sharpie. Very fine.

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� 1969 APOLLO 11 MICHAEL COLLINS SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................... PH $200-300

A 9"x12" Apollo 11 20th Anniversary booklet signed on the cover by Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin. The signatures were obtained in-person at the event by a Lunar Module Simulator Technician who helped train the astronauts. Some age spotting near the top section and the right edge, and does intrude a bit into the Armstrong and Collins signatures. Otherwise great condition.

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo signed by Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins. Very minor printing point flaw near top right corner, but otherwise excellent condition.

175

� 1969 APOLLO 11 MICHAEL COLLINS SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ........................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho of the Apollo 11 crew signed by Michael Collins - signature has faded a bit with age. Armstrong and Aldrin signatures are autopens. Small crinkle about Collins’ head but otherwise nice condition.

OTHER

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� 1969 APOLLO 11 CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ................................................................... PH $3000-4000

� 1969 APOLLO 11 BUZZ ALDRIN & MICHAEL COLLINS SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ....... PH $150-200

An 8"x10" modern NASA color glossy photo of the Apollo 11 CSM on the launch pad and signed by astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. NASA description plate on the back.

Excellent condition.

178�/� 1970 APOLLO 11 ASTRONAUT CAPCOMS SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $250-350

1969 NEIL ARMSTRONG APOLLO 11 CDR NASA SPOON ................................................... PH $2000-3000

A 6¾" long stainless steel dinner spoon made by Community and engraved on handle 'Neil A. Armstrong, Apollo 11 CDR' and with NASA logo. Spoon is prototype for style used on later Apollo missions. Quite possibly the only Armstrong spoon ever offered for sale. Excellent condition.

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by the Apollo 11 crew of Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin. Small sections of tape remains on the right and left edges (probably can be removed), otherwise the bill is in excellent condition - almost crisp.

177

� 1989 APOLLO 11 CREW SIGNED 20TH ANNIVERSARY BOOKLET .............................. PH $1500-2500

181

1969 ORIGINAL APOLLO 11 NASA TRANSPARENCIES, ABOUT 1000 .................. PH $1000-1500

About 900-1,100 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all aspects of Apollo 11 mission. Probably half EVA related. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from a major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

First Anniversary of Apollo 11 launch cover, signed by CAPCOMS Ron Evans, Al Worden & Charlie Duke, all of whom went on to fly later Apollo missions to the moon. Very fine.

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1969 BADGE NUMBER 01, APOLLO 11 VIP LAUNCH ACCESS BADGE .................................. PH $500-600

This is it, the very first VIP access badge printed for the launch of Apollo 11, originating from office of Kurt Debus the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Stamped in red on the back “No. 01,” it was the first badge of thousands ordered for launch and was, of course, on top of pile. Being there, it received some slight wear, including four soft corners and an age spot in the bottom left corner. Great shape otherwise with no rips, tears, creases or bends. There will be other badges like this for sale in the future, but never again badge number 01. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, Kurt Debus’ long-time executive secretary and comes with a Regency-Superior COA stating this fact.

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� 1969 SA-506 (APOLLO 11) SATURN V FLIGHT MANUAL FROM MARSHALL .............................. PH $600-800

A vintage Apollo 11 SA-506 Saturn V Flight Manual from Marshall Space Flight Center dated 10 June 1969 with more than 200 pages of illustrations and information. Maybe the most highly sought after manual from Apollo 11. Some age toning on the cover but otherwise nice condition inside. Quite uncommon.

1969 APOLLO 11 NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x28) ...................................................... PH $400-600

Beautiful group of 28 different and period 8"x10" Apollo 11 related NASA color glossy photos. All are printed on heavy paper stock and many are numbered on the front glossies. All bear the “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back and most have captions. Topics include mostly lunar surface and EVA. Some corner dings and age toning present, but most in very fine condition.

188

1969 APOLLO 11 LUNAR MODULE DESCENT MONITORING CHART ......................................... PH $400-600

An 8½”x82" long (about 6ft) Apollo 11 LM Descent Monitor­ ing Chart for Landing Site #2 (the actual one used), 2nd Prototype Edition. The chart folds out to show the Apollo 11 landing site near the Sabine craters and the Lunar Module’s descent path to it, as well as craters and landmarks along the way. It is made from flexible plastic and was used in training

by Armstrong and Aldrin in the Lunar Module Simulator at KSC. Excellent condition and quite scarce.

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1969 APOLLO 11 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 200 ......................................................... PH $600-800

About 200 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 11 NASA color and B&W glossy photos with only a small amount of duplication. Images cover all areas of the mission including launch, orbit, moonwalk, recovery, training, portraits, rollout, etc. Vast majority with captions and most in great condition.

184

Four consecutively numbered Apollo 11 VIP access badges issued for launch, originating from office of Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Each is stamped in red on the back from “No. 02” to “No. 05” and they were the first badges of thousands ordered for launch. Couple of very slight soft corners on badges 02 and 03, but otherwise all are in excellent condition. Probably never used, but kept back as mementos by Debus. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, Kurt Debus’ long-time executive secretary and comes with a Regency-Superior COA stating this fact.

� 1969 APOLLO 11 FINAL FLIGHT PLAN .......... PH $1000-1500

An Apollo 11 Final Flight Plan dated July 1, 1969 with several hundred pages of timelines, information, illustrations and charts. Sections include Detailed Timeline, Detailed Test Objectives, Consummables and Summary Flight Plan. Used in training at the Lunar Module Simulator at KSC, the front and back covers are a bit dirty from use, but the interior pages are nice shape.

1969 APOLLO 11 VIP LAUNCH ACCESS BADGES NUMBERS 02 THROUGH 05 ............................... PH $500-700

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� 1969 APOLLO 11 LAUNCH MISSION RULES MANUAL ............................................................... PH $400-600

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Vintage Apollo 11 Launch Mission Rules manual from NASA dated June 20, 1969 with over 200 pages of mission rules for the first attempt to land on the moon. Age toning on the covers, but nice condition inside. Quite scarce.

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An Apollo 11 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 11 MCC VIEWING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ..................... PH $350-500

An Apollo 11 MCC Viewing Room access badge from MSC Houston owned and worn by KSC Director Kurt Debus during the Apollo 11 mission. The badge has a slight wave in it from storage and is toned a bit from age. Debus was named the first Director of KSC in 1962 and was in that position during the Apollo program. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

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1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 11 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $350-500

192

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 11 FLIGHT READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGE ............ PH $300-400

An Apollo 11 Flight Readiness Review access badge once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with the pocket clip missing.

From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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1969 NEARLY 60 UNUSED APOLLO 11 MFA MEDALLION CERTIFICATES .............................. PH $300-400

1969 APOLLO 11 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x13) ...................................... PH $200-300

Beautiful group of 13 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from the Apollo 11 mission. All bear NASA numbered on the front margins, eight have captions on the back and all have the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. A launch and some orbit scenes are present, with the remainder EVA photos. Most in excellent condition.

195

202

A 2½” diameter stainless steel medallion made from a die carried to lunar surface by the Apollo 11 astronauts and complete with its presentation letter. Uncommon.

1969 APOLLO 11 CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION INITIAL SAMPLES + MORE ................................ PH $200-300

Two 6"x8" Apollo 11 Certificate of Participation awards that clearly served as samples for Kurt Debus to approve, one with 2 signatures (for contractors) and one with his signature only (for civil servants). Also included is Shirley Fergerson’s personal Certificate of Participation along with its presentation letter.

Letter has edge faults but certificates are in excellent condition.

Nice lot helping to define origins of these common certificates.

From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

197

1969 APOLLO 11 NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x20) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Vintage group of 20 smaller sized 8"x8" NASA color glossy photos from Apollo 11 showing 9 different images with duplication. Blank on backs except for ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. Great condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

198

1969 MIKE ACKERMAN TROPHY TO BUZZ ALDRIN ................................................................. PH $100-200

Imposing 20" tall gold colored trophy awarded to ‘Edwing(sic) E. Aldrin, Jr. for Achievement in space photography by the South Florida Space Photographers Assoc’. Last sold in Superior’s January 1993 Space Memorabilia auction. Hand and flash to be reattached at top, otherwise very fine.

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1969 FLOWN APOLLO 12 STAR ON PRESENTATION CARD ....................................... PH $300-400

A laminated 2½”x4" card bearing a gold star sticker flown to the Moon aboard Apollo 12. The lamination beginning to peel in a couple places, but otherwise great condition.

AUTOGRAPHS 205�/� 1969 APOLLO 12 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED COVERS (x3) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Group of three Apollo 12 covers each signed by Charles Conrad.

Group includes a landing cover, a lunar liftoff cover and a recovery cover. Very fine condition.

� 1969 APOLLO 11 TECHNICAL INFORMATION SUMMARY FROM MARSHALL ........................... PH $200-300

Vintage Apollo 11 Technical Information Summary from MSFC dated June 25, 1969 with 92 pages of illustrations and information. Age toning on the cover but still very fine condition and uncommon.

200

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

Vintage Apollo 11 Department of Defence Press Kit with more than 60 pages of illustrations and information on the expected recovery operations. Great condition and uncommon.

206

� 1969 APOLLO 12 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x2) ............................................... PH $150-300

Two 8"x10" NASA color lithos signed by Apollo 12 Astronaut Charles Conrad, includes him in a white spacesuit (inscribed, soft corners, small tear at bottom margin), and a photo of Alan Bean on the surface (printing flaws in the black background).

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1969 BUZZ ALDRIN’S DAISY CO2 PISTOL ....... PH $200-300

Personal CO2 pistol in apparent working order (not verified).

Some wear. Sold in Superior’s January 1993 Auction along with numerous other personal items from Astronaut Buzz Aldrin.

199

1969 PLAQUE FOR 7TH COLUMBUS DAY AWARDS ............................................................... PH $150-250

Metal on wood plaque 13"x16", awarded to Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on Oct 10, 1969. Inscribed: ‘The Columbus Day Association, Columbus, Ohio presents its 7th Annual Columbus Award to Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr.’Award is presented annually to the person who, by striking out in new directions and uncharted fields of endeavor, has made a great contribution to the knowledge and welfare of mankind. Last sold by Superior in the January 1993 Space Memorabilia auction. Smithsonian inventory tag attached at upper right. Very fine.

1969 APOLLO 11 STAINLESS STEEL MEDALLION MADE FROM DIE CARRIED TO MOON ............. PH $200-300

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1969 SALAAM TEMPLE AWARD PLAQUE TO BUZZ ALDRIN ...................................................... PH $150-250

Heavy 12"x16" brass on wood plaque presented to: ‘Noble Col. Edwin Eugene Aldrin, Jr. by the Ambassadors of Salaam Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. in recognition of his courage in extending the boundaries of mankind-in the universe-December 13,1969’.

Some natural corrosion on the metal below engraved portion of plaque, otherwise very fine. This plaque was last offered by Superior in the January 1993 Space Memorabilia Auction. One of the awards LMP Aldrin received following his historic mission.

Group of nearly 60 unused 8½”x11" Apollo 11 certificates intended for awarding a Manned Flight Awareness medallion which was made in part from metal flown on the mission. No medals present, but plenty of certificates. Most in great condition.

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195

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201

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� 1969 APOLLO 12 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $100-200

� 1969 APOLLO 12 CHARLES CONRAD SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $100-200

An 8"x10" Kodak glossy photo of Apollo 12 astronaut Charles Conrad signed nicely by him near the bottom. Excellent condition.

209

216

Nice group of 11 8"x10" photos and lithos signed by Apollo 12 Astronaut Richard Gordon. Included are 5 NASA lithos, 1 Kodak glossy and 5 paper-like litho reprints. Mixture of inscribed and uninscibed. All in nice condition.

217

Two covers signed by the crew of Apollo 12 Conrad, Gordon and Bean. One is a launch cover and the other a Local Post type cover. Very fine condition.

211

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� 1969 APOLLO 12 CREW AUTOGRAPHED POSTER ................................................................ PH $200-300

AUTOGRAPHS 219

Three different Apollo 12 Moonwalk covers, each signed by the crew of Conrad, Gordon and Bean. All in excellent condition.

1969 APOLLO 12 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x100) .................................................................... PH $400-600

Group of more than 100 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 12 NASA color and B&W glossy photos with only a small amount of duplication. Images cover all areas of the mission including launch, orbit, recovery, training, portraits, rollout, etc. Several with small owner’s sticker on the back. Vast majority with captions and in great condition.

220

� 1970 JACK SWIGERT SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $400-600

An 8"x10" color NASA litho signed by Apollo 13 astronaut Jack Swigert. Some minor handling flaws on the left edge and at the bottom, but otherwise fine condition.

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� 1970 APOLLO 13 FRAMED POSTER WITH FRED HAISE SIGNED NOTE ............................... PH $250-350

Large, framed poster artwork, approximately 30"x20", with mounted note written and autographed by Fred Haise, reading ‘6/8/98 / Dear Bill, / At the time of the explosion I was in the Lunar Module without a “headset” on. Jim was in the tunnel between the two spacecraft. Jack Swigert made the first call of, “Houston, We have a problem.” Because Mission Control did not respond, Jim repeated the call. / Best Wishes, / [signed] Fred Haise / Apollo 13 LMP.’ Very fine and attractive.

OTHER 214

� 1970 FLOWN APOLLO 13 CSM SWATCH ON CREW-SIGNED PRESENTATION CARD .......... PH $750-1000

A 5"x7" presentation card bearing a 1" square swatch from the Apollo 13 Command Module flown on the Apollo 13 mission.

The card is signed by the crew of Lovell, Swigert and Haise and is in great condition.

Large poster, approximately 19"x22", black & white photo of Conrad on the lunar surface, signed by all three crew members Conrad, Gordon and Bean. Mounted on poster board, corner bumps, otherwise very fine.

213�/� 1969 THREE DIFFERENT CREW SIGNED APOLLO 12 COVERS .......................................... PH $200-300

1969 APOLLO 12 CREW PATCH, VARIANT 2 .... PH $100-200

Vintage 4" diameter Apollo 12 mission emblem crew patch, Variant 2 as identified at ‘crewpatches.com’. Bare cloth back­ ing and in great condition.

� 1969 CONRAD, GORDON & BEAN SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTOS ............................................... PH $200-300

Three 8"x10" Kodak color glossy photos, one of each for Apollo 12 astronauts Conrad, Gordon and Bean. Each photo signed nicely by the respective astronaut and all in excellent condition.

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 12 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $200-300

An Apollo 12 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

� 1969 APOLLO 12 RICHARD GORDON SIGNED PHOTOS (x11) ...................................................... PH $200-300

210�/� 1969 CREW SIGNED APOLLO 12 COVERS (x2) .. PH $300-400

1969 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 12 VIP BADGES, ALL STAMPED BADGE NO. 1 (x4) ..................... PH $300-400

Four Apollo 12 VIP access badges for the launch that origi­ nated from the office of Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. What’s extraordinary is that each badge is stamped on the back as badge #01 of its kind. Each a different color and in excellent condition in a pocket clip sleeve. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

An 8"x10" Kodak glossy photo of Apollo 12 astronaut Charles Conrad on the lunar surface and signed nicely by him near the bottom with blue ink. A couple small printing flaws in the black background, but otherwise excellent condition.

208

209X

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213X

215

216

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225

� 1970 APOLLO 13 MOON LANDING CREW SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTO ................................... PH $300-400

Group of 50 period 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Apollo 13 mission. Images include onboard, recovery, training, the Saturn V rocket, the SM after jettison, etc. Little if any duplication. Some corner flaws present and several have the owner’s sticker on the back, but most in very fine condition.

Original 8"x10" NASA glossy photo of the Apollo 13 crew signed by Lovell and Haise to a member of the Lunar Module Simulator team who helped train them to fly the Lunar Module.

It reads in part, ‘...trying to make us ready to fly a LM. We feel ready which is a tribute to your instruction.’Very nice condition.

222

� 1970 APOLLO 13 SIGNED DOLLAR BILL .......... PH $200-300

226

A 1963 USA one dollar bill signed by TWO astronauts from the Apollo 13 crew, Lovell and Haise. Excellent condition.

1970 FRED HAISE APOLLO 13 LMP NASA SPOON ................................................................ PH $750-1000

A 6¾" stainless steel dinner spoon made by Community and engraved on the handle 'Fred W. Haise, LM-7 LMP' and with the NASA logo. Made for Haise's Apollo 13 mission for use in the Lunar Module (LM-7), but probably just used in training.

Comes in its NASA plastic pouch with blue velcro attached (blue is for LMP) for securing in zero gravity. Was likely created as flight-ready spare. Excellent condition.

224

1970 JIM LOVELL APOLLO 13 LM-7 CDR NASA SPOON ..................................................... PH $750-1000

A 6¾" stainless steel dinner spoon made by Community and engraved on the handle 'James A. Lovell, Jr., LM-7 CDR' and with the NASA logo. Made for Lovell's Apollo 13 mission for use in the Lunar Module (LM-7) but probably just used in training. Comes in its NASA plastic pouch with red velcro attached (red is for CDR) for securing in zero gravity. Was likely created as flight-ready spare. Excellent condition.

227

1970 APOLLO 13 RELATED MATERIALS .......... PH $200-300

Group of five Apollo 13 items including a Press Kit (139 pgs, excellent condition), a Pre-launch Mission Operation Report with the cover letter attached (46 pgs, excellent condition), an Apollo 13 VIP handout addressed to Dr. Debus (good shape), a vintage photocopy of the humorous invoice sent from Grumman to Rockwell for towing services (substantial edge flaws), and an MFA crew sheet (edge flaws). A nice grouping of Apollo 13 materials. From the Shirley Fergerson collection, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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1970 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 13 READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x2) ........................ PH $300-400

Apollo 13 Flight Readiness Review and Apollo 13 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used

by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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1970 APOLLO 13 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x50) ...................................................................... PH $300-400

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1970 APOLLO 13 NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x12) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Beautiful group of 12 different and period 8"x10" Apollo 13 related NASA color glossy photos. All are printed on heavy paper stock, have NASA numbers on the front, bear the “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back and have back captions.

All photos are images taken in-flight. Some corner dings present, but most in great condition.

229

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1971 FLOWN TO LUNAR SURFACE APOLLO 14 SAFETY LINE PRESENTATION .......................... PH $500-700

A 2½”x3¾” laminated presentation card bearing a 1" section of safety line flown to the lunar surface during the Apollo 14 mission. This roll of safety line was carried on the astronaut’s lunar surface pull-cart and was to be used to rescue a fellow astronaut that may have, for instance, fallen into a deep crater.

This roll of line was supposed to be left on the moon, but was brought back to earth where these cards were made for space workers in appreciation of their efforts. Excellent condition.

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

Attractive VIP launch card, franked with USA 6¢ Apollo 8 stamp, tied with 4/11/70 Kennedy Space Center 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.

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1970 APOLLO 13 LUNAR MODULE SIMULATOR MOONSCAPE SECTION ...................................... PH $200-300

A 12"x15" heavy plaster moonscape section form made for the Apollo 13 mission and used to make the actual piece of moonscape used in the Lunar Module Simulator for moon landing training. The section shows all the craters to scale in that small part of the moon. Marked on the back “Apollo 13 Sample”. Very fine condition.

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� 1971 APOLLO 14 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MATTED DISPLAY PRESENTATION W/ PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Overall 14"x15" matted display containing a color glossy photo of Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard on the Moon by the US flag, which is matted above his signature in gold ink on a dark background. Excellent condition, very attractive and ready for framing.

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� 1971 APOLLO 14 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MATTED DISPLAY PRESENTATION W/ PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

Overall 14"x15" matted display containing a color glossy photo of Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard on the Moon performing his famous golf shot, which is matted above his signature in gold ink on a dark background. Excellent condition, very attractive and ready for framing.

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� 1971 APOLLO 14 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED MATTED DISPLAY PRESENTATION W/ PHOTO ................ PH $200-300

238

Overall 14"x15" matted display containing a color glossy photo of Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard on the Moon’s surface, which is matted above his signature in gold ink on a dark background. Excellent condition, very attractive and ready for framing.

235

Four 3"x5" packets of sample Jelly that were under test for the Apollo 14 mission. A letter from the Food Laboratory in Natick, MA dated 23Dec70 included with this lot, and presents two of the packets to replace the other two (all four are present). It reads in part, “...samples of jelly under test for Apollo 14 use.

These samples are to replace those mailed to you yesterday”. The jelly is still soft inside all four and probably still good to eat.

� 1971 JACK SWIGERT SIGNATURE ON APOLLO 14 MFA BOOKLET + OTHERS ................................. PH $300-400

An 8"x5" Apollo 14 8-page Manned Flight Awareness program booklet signed by several of the attendees including Swigert (some background flaws), Scott, Duke, Petrone, Holmquest and Chuck Berry. Some age spotting and toning but still fine condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary of Kurt Debus.

236�/� 1971 APOLLO 14 ASTRONAUT SIGNATURES ON THREE COVERS ............................................ PH $200-300

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D 1971 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 14 PRESS KIT .... PH $200-300

Apollo 14 Press Kit with 108 pages of illustrations and information once belonging to Kurt Debus, Director of KSC. Debus’ name is written on the top page, probably by his secretary. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Debus.

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1971 APOLLO 14 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, ABOUT 90 ............................................................. PH $300-400

About 90 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 14 NASA B&W glossy photos (a few color) with some duplication. Images cover all areas of the mission including launch, orbit, moonwalk, recovery, training, portraits, rollout, etc. Vast majority with captions and most in great condition.

� 1971 APOLLO 14 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the Apollo 14 crew of Shepard, Roosa and Mitchell. The litho has a loss of surface on the top and right edges, as well as some corner dings and discoloration near the bottom. Great signatures however.

1971 APOLLO 14 BACKUP CREW ‘BEEP BEEP’ PATCH ................................................................... PH $400-600

Vintage 4" diameter Apollo 14 backup crew ‘Beep Beep’ patch with a gold outer border. Bare cloth backing and the A-B Emblems sticker still on the back. A small stain on the front that can no doubt be removed, but otherwise great condition.

Three Apollo 14 covers all bearing signatures of the astronauts.

The one cover that is signed by all three has had its flap cut off, but otherwise all are in good condition.

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1970 FOUR PACKETS OF APOLLO 14 PROTOTYPE JELLY ............................................ PH $200-300

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Apollo 14 Flight Readiness Review and Apollo 14 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used

by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time secretary to Kurt Debus.

243

246

Beautiful group of 24 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from the Apollo 14 mission. All but one numbered on front, all but one have captions on the back and all have the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. A launch and recovery scene are present, but most of the remainder are EVA photos. Most in excellent condition.

1971 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 14 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $200-300

An Apollo 14 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

1971 APOLLO 14 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x24) ...................................... PH $200-300

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� 1971 APOLLO 15 UNINSCRIBED JIM IRWIN SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ............................ PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 15 moonwalker Jim Irwin. Non-inscribed Irwin signatures are quite uncommon.

The litho is of heavier than normal paper stock. Couple of soft corners but otherwise nice condition.

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� 1971 APOLLO 15 DAVE SCOTT SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ........................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 15 astronaut Dave Scott. Some age toning in margins and soft corners.

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� 1971 APOLLO 15 CREW SIGNED COVER ......... PH $300-400

An Apollo 15 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was named the first Director of KSC in 1962 and was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

Attractive cover with printed blue & red cachet and multicolored Apollo 15 sticker, signed by all three crew members Scott, Worden and Irwin. Fresh, very fine.

248

� 1971 DAVE SCOTT SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 15 astronaut Dave Scott in 1986. Some minor flaws but overall very fine condition.

249�/� 1971 APOLLO 15 ASTRONAUT SIGNED COVERS (x7) ........................................................ PH $200-300

1971 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 15 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $200-300

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Group of 7 different covers all bearing signatures of at least one Apollo 15 astronaut. Includes one signed by Irwin, one by Scott, one by Scott & Worden, and four by Worden. All in very fine condition.

� 1971-72 APOLLO 15 LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE 1 TEST & CHECKOUT PLAN ................................. PH $200-300

An 8½”x11" Test And Checkout Plan for LRV-1 (Lunar Roving Vehicle) dated 9-15-70 and with 37 pages of information.

LRV-1 was the Lunar Rover to be used on the Apollo 15 mission. Very fine condition and scarce.

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1971 APOLLO 15 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (125+) .................................................................... PH $400-500

Group of more than 125 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 15 NASA color and B&W glossy photos with only a small amount of duplication. Images cover all areas of mission including launch, orbit, recovery, training, portraits, rollout, more. Vast majority with captions and in great condition.

251

1971 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 15 READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x2) ........................ PH $300-400

Apollo 15 Flight Readiness Review and Apollo 15 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used

by Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with the pocket clips attached. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

� 1972 APOLLO 16 MOONWALKERS SIGNED MATTED PHOTO .................................................. PH $200-300

A 10"x12" overall matted presentation signed on the matte below by the Apollo 16 moonwalkers Young and Duke. Some minor edge flaws and age toning throughout, but still good condition.

255

� 1972 APOLLO 16 CHARLIE DUKE SIGNED PHOTOS (x4) ........................................................ PH $150-250

Nice group of 4 different 8"x10" photos signed by Apollo 16 moon walker Charlie Duke. Includes launch NASA litho, spacesuit NASA litho, and 2 Kodak color glossies of him on the Moon and in his spacesuit. All very fine.

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1972 APOLLO 16 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 140 ......................................................... PH $400-600

Group of about 140 vintage 8"x10" Apollo 16 NASA B&W glossy photos with some duplication. Images cover all areas of the mission including launch, orbit, moonwalk, recovery, training, portraits, rollout, etc. Vast majority with captions and most in great condition.

1972 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO 16 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGE ........................ PH $200-300

An Apollo 16 Permanent Firing Room Access badge which was owned by and worn on launch day by the Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badge bears his name on a small sticker on the back. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for the launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

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258£/D 1972 APOLLO 17 FLOWN TO LUNAR SURFACE GOLD COIN, SIGNED PHOTO & LETTER

BY CERNAN .............................................................................................................................................. PH $25,000-50,000

Incredible framed presentation piece containing the personal $20 gold coin carried to the Moon's surface by Gene Cernan and placed on a lunar boulder by him for 3 days during his Apollo 17 mission. Plus four more objects included in display: Cernan signed photo, Cernan signed typed letter (TLS) and Apollo 17 mission patches(x2). Central to the lot is a lightly circulated $20 Double Eagle gold coin (date unknown), carried to the Moon by Cernan and placed atop a lunar boulder near the landing site.

Lot also includes 23"x14" color photo taken by Cernan of Harrison Schmitt on Lunar surface, inscribed 'To Frank Jameson – with Respect & Love for a Man I'm Proud to call my Friend. Gene Cernan Apollo XVII Dec. 1972.' Also includes Dec. 3, 1981, typed signed letter (TLS) on Cernan Energy Corporation letterhead to Jameson, with the following text: 'Finally found the picture you had asked for several months ago – so many that I'm sure you don't even recall asking! Anyway, here it is. If you look just to the right of the top of the boulder you will see the place your (our!) $20 gold piece lived for three days. Sorry I missed out on your invitation to BAJA. Remember me next time. Remember my love to Eva. Sincerely, Gene.' Unique and wonderful keepsake of an object that not only flew, but laid on the lunar surface for 3 days during America's final manned mission! One of the holy grails of the Moon walkers. We have seen no other United States gold coins that have been on the surface of the Moon. Very fine.

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1972 APOLLO 17 FLOWN TO LUNAR SURFACE FOOD BAG ASSEMBLY ................. PH $7500-10,000

A remarkable 10"x12"x3" heavy beta cloth bag assembly for food that was flown to the lunar surface aboard Lunar Module Challenger on Apollo 17 mission. North American Rockwell parts removal tag bears S/C-114, which was the Apollo 17 Command Module, part number 14-0121-302 and removal date of 1-4-73 - a little more than 3 weeks after splashdown. This part number appears twice in Apollo 17 Stowage List published by NASA on 12-12-72. It appears on page 62 under heading ‘LM Earth Launch Stowage List’ and again on page 96 under ‘LM Lunar Launch Stowage List,’ meaning it was stowed in the LM for launch, was carried to lunar surface and was still stowed in LM for lunar liftoff and later transferred to the CSM. Bag looks to be in great condition with a few minor grayish dark smears(!) especially on straps and the seams.

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1972 FLOWN TO THE MOON APOLLO 17 CONTINGENCY FEEDING ASSEMBLY .............................................................. PH $4000-6000

Exceptional 7"x8"x2" assembly containing 3 beta cloth Food Restrainer Pouches with food zippered in, flown to the moon aboard Command Module America on Apollo 17 mission. North American Rockwell parts removal tag bears S/C-114, which was Apollo 17 Command Module, the assembly part number SEB39104484-301 and removal date of 1-4-73 - a little more than 3 weeks after splashdown. This part number appears twice in the Apollo 17 Stowage List published

by NASA on 12-12-72; on page 16 under heading ‘CM Launch Stowage List’ and again on page 144 under ‘CM Entry Stowage List,’ meaning it was stowed in CM for launch, was carried to the Moon, was not needed for use, still stowed in CM upon re-entry and removed after mission. Bag assembly looks to be in great condition as well as the 3 Food Restrainer Pouches inside.

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� 1960s-70s ELEVEN APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $300-400

Eleven different signatures all by Apollo astronauts including six 8"x10" NASA color portrait lithos signed by Haise, Schmitt, Gordon, Schweickart, Worden and Duke, 2 Apollo 17 crew lithos, one signed by Evans and the other by Schmitt, an 8½”x11" Apollo 17 RCA sheet signed by Cernan and a 6"x9" appearance flyer signed by Evans. Various conditions but mostly fine shape.

� 1969-72 APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNED GLOSSY PHOTOS (x5) ........................................ PH $200-300

Nice group of five 8"x10" Kodak glossy photos signed by Apollo astronauts including Mitchell(one recovery and one on the moon), Duke(2 full length spacesuit) and Bean(spacesuit). All in excellent condition.

266�/� 1972 APOLLO 17 ASTRONAUT SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .................................................................. PH $400-600

Apollo 17 launch cover cancelled with Dec 7, 1972 Kennedy Space Center machine cancel, official blue KSC stamped cachet, signed by flight crew members Ron Evans & Harrison Schmitt, and backup crew member Charlie Duke. Very fine.

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� 1972 APOLLO 17 CREW SIGNATURES ON PERSONAL PHOTO ............................................. PH $100-200

A 5"x7" Apollo 17 rollout glossy personal photo signed by Cernan, Evans and Schmitt. Two of the autographs spotted a bit because of the pen. Age toned but otherwise excellent condition.

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� 1972 APOLLO 17 RON EVANS SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by Apollo 17 astronaut Ron Evans. Three or four minor edge flaws but otherwise fine condition.

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Group of 7 different Apollo covers individually signed by Conrad, Schmitt, Duke, Mitchell(x2), Borman and Schirra. All in very fine condition.

� 1972 GENE CERNAN SIGNED APOLLO 17 EVA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO ............................ PH $150-200

An 8"x10" Kodak-type color glossy photo of Gene Cernan during his Apollo 17 lunar EVA, signed by him, adding ‘Last Man on Moon Apollo XVII.’ Excellent condition.

� 1968-72 APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNATURES ON COVERS (x7) .................................................. PH $200-300

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1972 THREE APOLLO 17 DINNER SPOONS FOR CDR, LMP & CMP .................................... PH $1000-1500

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Three 6¾” stainless steel dinner spoons made by Community (Oneida) and engraved on the handles ‘Apollo 17 CDR’, ‘Apollo 17 LMP’ and ‘Apollo 17 CMP’, and each with an engraved NASA logo. Made for the crew of Apollo 17 for use during the mission, but probably just used in training. A complete set of spoons and all in excellent condition.

Two 6¾” stainless steel dinner spoons made by Community and engraved on the handles ‘LM-12 CDR’ and ‘LM-12 LMP’ respectively, and also each with an engraved NASA logo. Made for the Lunar Module moonlanding crew of Apollo 17, Cernan and Schmitt, for use during the mission but probably just used in training. Both in excellent condition.

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1972 GROUP OF APOLLO 17 NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x40) ...................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 40 period 8"x10" NASA B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the Apollo 17 mission. Images include lunar EVA, portraits, training, the Saturn V rocket, etc. Several color glossies included and with very little duplication. Most if not all with captions on the back. Some corner and edge flaws present and several have the owner’s sticker on the back, but most in great condition.

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1972 TWO APOLLO 17 LUNAR MODULE DINNER SPOONS FOR CDR & LMP ............... PH $1000-1500

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1972 APOLLO 17 ‘WHITE EAGLE’ MISSION EMBLEM PATCH .................................................. PH $200-300

Vintage 4" diameter Apollo 17 mission emblem patch of the ‘white eagle’ variety from A-B Emblems. Very uncommon and complete in its original packaging. Bare cloth backing and with the A-B Emblems sticker still on the back.

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ENGINE Lot 272: 1968-75 APOLLO SERVICE MODULE SPS ROCKET ENGINE WITH TWO SM HELIUM TANKS – ESTIMATE $750,000-1,000,000 A never before offered article of USA space history.

An exceptional opportunity to own a genuine Apollo Service Module Service Propulsion System rocket engine (SPS) of the kind used to place an Apollo spacecraft into and out of lunar orbit, and for mid-course corrections between Earth and the Moon. With the rocket engine are two large Service Module helium tanks.

SPS engines functioned flawlessly on all Apollo and Skylab missions, but none that were launched ever returned to Earth. This SPS engine was made by Aerojet-General Corp. in Sacramento, Calif, and according to the attached nameplate data, it was assembled on 5-11-64. The engine stands more than 5 feet in height, 4½ feet in width at the widest, and weighs close to 3,000 pounds.

This engine produced a nominal thrust of 20,500 pounds using hydrazine as fuel, nitric oxide as the oxidizer and was capable of being stopped and restarted multiple times during a mission.

The two, large Service Module helium tanks were positioned in a vertical tunnel above the SPS engine, and used to pressurize propellants, eliminating the need for a turbo pump. The spherical tanks are made from stainless steel and each measure 40 inches in diameter. Helium held in these tanks at a pressure of 3,600 psi, pressure-fed propellants to the SPS engine. Both were made by North American Aviation under contract number NAS 9-150 (stamped on both tanks) with manufacturing dates of 5-14-64 and 7-28-65 respectively.

Since all flown SPS engines were jettisoned with the Service Module before re-entry, the few remaining now exist only in museums. We believe this to be the only engine of this type in private hands. (Subject to export permit if shipped outside the USA)

This is a chance to own a museum-quality piece of history from the Apollo moon program!

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

Apollo-era Master Control cabinet (12"x9"x10") for a movable platform likely at the Mobile Launcher(ML) or the Multiple Service Structure(MSS). A Marshall data nameplate on the front and an inspection stamp on the side dated 11-15-65. All the lights are intact.

273

1961-65 SATURN I S-IV SECOND STAGE FUEL TANK VENT & RELIEF VALVE .............. PH $2000-3000

Relatively lightweight Fuel Tank Vent & Relief Valve for the early Saturn I second stage, the S-IV. Manufactured by the Calmec Mfg. Corp., its data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-1, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft Co. to build the S-IV second stage of the Saturn I rocket. It measures approximately 22"x17"x11" and weighs about 15-20 pounds. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch. The Saturn I was an early version of the S-IB, and flew from 1961 to 1965.

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1966-75 SATURN J-2 ROCKET ENGINE PROPELLANT UTILIZATION VALVE ACTUATOR ....................................................... PH $1200-1700

A Propellant Utilization Valve Actuator (13"x13"x5") from a Saturn J-2 rocket engine, bearing a North American Aviation data nameplate with the NAA Spec# NA5-26726-1L and a date of 6-1-67. J-2 engines were used on the Saturn IB and the Saturn V rockets, and were produced by Rocketdyne.

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1961-65 SATURN I S-IV SECOND STAGE OXIDIZER TANK VENT & RELIEF VALVE ...... PH $1800-2300

Relatively lightweight Oxidizer Tank Vent & Relief Valve for the early Saturn I second stage, the S-IV. Manufactured by the Calmec Mfg. Corp., its data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-1, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft Co. to build the S-IV second stage of the Saturn I rocket. It measures approximately 16"x9" and weighs about 15-20 pounds. The Saturn I was an early version of the S-IB, and flew from 1961 to 1965. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

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A 8"x10" Anti-Debris Fill & Drain Butterfly Valve (3" diameter) from Fairchild Hiller bearing a Marshall data nameplate with the NASA contract number of NAS7-101, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V rocket. The date of manufacture is 6-65, and this valve is most probably a flight item. Many of the nuts and screws are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB CONTROL SYSTEM HELIUM STORAGE TANK ............................... PH $2500-3000

A 12" diameter Helium Storage Tank for control system usage on the Saturn V S-IVB third stage. Data stamped on the sphere indicates that this was manufactured by Airtek Dynamics under the contract number NAS7-101, which was the contract number for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB. Model no.

1A49963-501. The sphere weighs about 15 pounds, and comes with a stand which has been fitted into the sphere’s existing outlet port - can be easily unscrewed and removed. The stand was added because this very sphere was used as a desk prop in a Star Trek movie. Excellent condition.

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1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE OXIDIZER TANK VENT & RELIEF VALVE ...... PH $2000-3000

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE ANTI-DEBRIS FILL & DRAIN VALVE .............. PH $1500-2000

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE FILL & DRAIN BUTTERFLY VALVE ......................... PH $1200-1700

A 9"x10" Fill & Drain Butterfly Valve (3" diameter) from Fairchild Hiller bearing a Marshall data nameplate with the NASA contract number of NAS7-101, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V rocket. The date of manufacture is 6-66, and the valve is stamped twice in red “Not For Flight”, indicating that this is indeed a flight item, but not to be used as such. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during intense vibration.

An approximately 9"x 10" relatively lightweight Oxidizer Tank Vent and Relief Valve made by Ametek and bearing a Marshall data nameplate with the NASA contract number of NAS7-101, which was the contract for Douglas Aircraft to build the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V rocket. The date of manufacture is 5-71, and the valve is definitely a flight item. Many of the nuts are wired to prevent them backing out during the intense vibration of launch.

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

An 8"x2½” 2-Position Solenoid Valve from the Marotta Valve Corp. bearing a Marshall data nameplate with the NASA contract number NAS8-5608, which was the contract for Boeing to build the S-IC first stage of the Saturn V rocket. The date of manufacture is 3-66, and the valve bears a small orange sticker reading ‘Critical To Manned Flight’. This valve was for air, helium or gaseous nitrogen service up to a pressure of 3500 psig. Very probably a flight item.

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1967-73 SATURN V THIRD STAGE FUEL TANK RELIEF VALVE ...................................... PH $1000-1500

Saturn V rocket third stage Fuel Tank Relief Valve for the liquid hydrogen storage tank and the fuel distribution system. Weighs approximately 5 pounds and measures 9"x8"x5". The Marshall nameplate has the manufacturer as Wallace O. Leonard company in California, and NASA contract # NAS7-101, which was the contract number for Douglas Aircraft to manufacture the S-IVB Saturn V third stage. This component was part of the rocket’s vent and relief system designed to relieve all excess pressure during propellant fill and flight operation.

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1968-72 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE TEMPERATURE SENSOR ................................... PH $500-700

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

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1968-72 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE HELIUM RCS CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY ......... PH $500-700

Overall 4½” long lightweight Check Valve Assembly for the RCS helium system for the Apollo Command Module(CM).

The data stamped on the part indicates it was made by Accessory Products Co. in Whittier, CA under the order number NAS9-150, which was the NASA contract number to North American Aviation to build the CM. Complete with Accessory Products paperwork reading that this part was made on 9-9-64.

Excellent condition.

1967-73 SATURN V S-II SECOND STAGE INERT SAFETY & ARMING DEVICE .............................. PH $600-800

A 6"x3¼” diameter Saturn V S-II second stage Inert Safety and Arming Device manufactured by the Douglas Aircraft Co. The data nameplate bears the NASA contract number of NAS7-200, which was the contract for Douglas to build the S-II second stage of the Saturn V rocket. A date found on the nameplate reads 10-68. This particular Inert device was probably only used during stage shipment and is not a flight item.

289

1969-72 LUNAR SURFACE SAMPLE COLLECTION BAG ....................................................................... PH $300-400

An 8"x8" flat plastic bag used for collecting soil and rock samples on the lunar surface. This bag was used in training by the astronauts and has a thin aluminum rim that can be twisted closed around any sample. Numbered 444 on both sides. Photos have been provided showing these bags being used on the lunar surface. Scarce.

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1967-73 SATURN V S-II SECOND STAGE RECIRCULATION VALVE .................................... PH $600-800

A 10"x11"x5" relatively lightweight 2" Recirculation Valve manufactured by B.H. Hadley and bearing a North American Aviation(NAA) data nameplate with the NASA contract number of NAS7-200, which was the contract for NAA to build the S-II second stage of the Saturn V rocket. A date stamped on the valve reads Aug 12, 1965. Very probably a Flight Item.

1968-75 APOLLO COMMAND MODULE SHUTOFF VALVE FOR ECU ............................ PH $2000-3000

Apollo Command Module shutoff valve and actuator made by AiResearch for North American bearing NASA contract #NAS-9-150, which was the contract number for North American to build the CSM. This valve probably was a part of the Command Module’s Environmental Control Unit (ECU) which AiResearch built. Weighs 2½ pounds and measures 5"x6". Dated on the valve flapper 9-22-4(64). Command Module parts are quite desirable and rare.

1967-73 SATURN V S-IVB THIRD STAGE FUEL TANK FILL & DRAIN DISCONNECT, GSE ........ PH $800-1000

A 12"x13" Saturn V S-IVB third stage Fuel Tank Fill & Drain Disconnect made by Fairchild Stratos with a Marshall data nameplate bearing the NASA contract number to Douglas Aircraft to build the third stage, NAS7-101. Date of manu­ facture is 6-64 and it weighs 20.5 pounds. Surely Ground Support Equipment(GSE). It has a circular handle for quick manual connection to the fuel fill port, and the fill line diameter is 4".

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1969-72 LUNAR SURFACE SOIL SAMPLE BAG FOR SCOOP ......................................................... PH $300-400

A 5"x6" plastic bag made for use at the end of a long scoop for collecting a lunar sample without an astronaut having to bend over or leave the Lunar Rover. It has a thin aluminum rim that can be easily twisted closed on a sample. This one is numbered as bag ‘36’. Used in training by future moon walking astronauts and quite uncommon.

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An 8"x8" flat plastic bag used for collecting soil and rock samples on the lunar surface. This bag was used in training by the astronauts (there are signs of use) and has a thin aluminum rim that can be twisted closed around any sample. Photos have been provided showing these bags being used on the lunar surface. Scarce.

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1969-72 LUNAR SURFACE SOIL SAMPLE BAG FOR SCOOP ......................................................... PH $300-400

A 5"x6" plastic bag made for use at the end of a long scoop for collecting a lunar sample without an astronaut having to bend over or leave the Lunar Rover. It has a thin aluminum rim that can be easily twisted closed on a sample. This one is numbered as bag “35”. Used in training by future moon walking astro­ nauts and quite uncommon.

293

1998 APOLLO ASTRO SEXTANT USED IN ‘FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON’ MINISERIES ...................................................................................... $200-400

An Apollo astro sextant manufactured for and used as a prop in the 1998 miniseries ‘From The Earth To The Moon’. The sextant measures 9½”x7½”x6" and being a visual prop, it is quite lightweight. A photo of Buzz Aldrin holding an actual sextant has been provided for reference.

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1998 LAPEL PINS USED IN FILMING ‘FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON’ MINISERIES (x3) ......... PH $200-300

An 11"x3½” heavy beta cloth Food Restrainer Pouch for use by a Lunar Module Pilot (blue designates the LMP). A food item, such as orange drink is inserted into the pouch, the mouth tube stuck up through the opening and then zipped up. The zipper still operates. No markings on the pouch, and some staining on the front and back from use. Probably not flown but instead used for training. Very uncommon.

Three lapel pins manufactured for and used as props in the 1998 miniseries “From The Earth To The Moon”, and indeed appearing on camera. Pins include a Silver Snoopy pin, an Astronaut pin, and an Apollo-NASA pin. All in excellent condition.

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

An Apollo era 6"x3x4" vacuum-sealed ‘Day 1 Meal B’ food package of the type that was flown aboard the Apollo missions.

This packet contains all an astronaut would need for one meal with 4 to 5 individually sealed food packages all sealed together. Several of the packets can be identified inside such as Cream of Chicken Soup, Orange Drink, PineappleGrapefruit Drink(x2) and Germicide Tablets. A small piece of white Velcro (white is for the CMP) on the outside for securing in weightless environment. This was probably a spare or used in training. Great condition and rare.

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1960s APOLLO PERSONAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM (PLSS) ENGINEERING DRAWING ............. $400-600

Engineering drawing, 96"x36" in size. The PLSS was the engineering marvel that allowed the Apollo lunar explorers to leave their spacecraft and leave man’s first footprints on the Moon. The large backpack worn by all moonwalkers contained oxygen and cooling water supplies that sustained the astronaut in the harsh environment of space. This large blueprint is taken from original Hamilton Standard drawings and shows the major components and configuration of the PLSS. An important document. Very fine, rolled in poster tube.

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1960s APOLLO SEALED PACK OF FOOD – TURKEY & GRAVY .............................................. PH $300-400

An Apollo era 4½”x8x1" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Turkey and Gravy’ and is of the type flown aboard the Apollo missions. Looks like two separate sealed packs inside - one for the turkey and the other for gravy. Red Velcro on each pack (red is for the CDR) for securing in weightless envi­ ronment. Part #SEB 39104128-304 and Serial #10018. This was probably a spare or used in training. This must be sealed extraordinarily well because both packets inside still mushy like they should be if new. Great condition.

301

1960s APOLLO/SATURN EARLY PHOTO INDEX SHEETS (x28) ........................................... PH $300-400

A group of 28 vintage 8"x10" Apollo program and Saturn NASA photo index pages used at a NASA center to show visitors what photos were available for reproduction. Printed on heavy paper stock and the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark on the back. These date no doubt from the 1960s and all hand-labeled. Each index sheet contains a maximum of 24 small images, some quite uncommon along with the photo number. Present are photo indexes from SA-1 to AS-202, Saturn V unmanned launches, Apollo 1, 7, 9 & 10. Three sheets for AS-204 Apollo 1. Rare and most in great condition.

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1960s-70s APOLLO ERA FOOD RESTRAINER POUCH .................................................................. PH $300-400

A 12"x3½” beta cloth Food Restrainer Pouch for use by Apollo astronauts. A food item, such as orange drink is inserted into the pouch, the mouth tube stuck up through the opening and then zipped up. The zipper still operates. No markings on the pouch, and some staining on the front and back from use.

Probably not flown but instead used for training. Very un­ common.

1960s SEALED MEAL PACK OF APOLLO FOOD - DAY 2, MEAL A ....................................... PH $600-800

An Apollo era 6"x3x4" vacuum-sealed ‘Day 2 Meal A’ food package of the type that was flown aboard Apollo missions.

This packet contains all an astronaut would need for one meal with 4 to 5 individually sealed food packages all being sealed together. This meal was meant for breakfast and a couple packets can be identified inside such as Sugar-Coated Corn Flakes and Orange Drink. A small piece of white Velcro on the outside (white is for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial# FAE 393, and this packet was probably a spare or used in training. Great condition and rare.

1960s-70s LUNAR MODULE PILOT FOOD RESTRAINER POUCH ......................................... PH $300-400

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1960s ABOUT 500 ORIGINAL NASA TRANSPARENCIES + STEREO SLIDES .................................................. PH $300-400

Balance of transparency consignment. Large group of approximately 500 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies mostly pertaining to topics such a Command Module, Lunar Module, Lunar Rover, LLTV and many other miscellaneous things. Many seldom seen images. Very little if any duplication that we can see. Also a box of 15 Apollo 12 moon surface stereo slides. Originally from major NASA center, all handlabeled and in very fine condition.

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1960s APOLLO SEALED PACK OF FOOD – BUTTER COOKIES .............................................. PH $200-300

An Apollo-era 3"x5" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Butter Cookies’ and of the type that was flown aboard the Apollo missions. Serial# BBE325. This package stamped ‘Training’.

White Velcro on the package (white is for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Great condition.

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

An Apollo-era 5"x5½” vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Germicide Tablets’ and of the type flown aboard Apollo missions for food waste treatment. Velcro on the package for securing in weightless environment. Great condition.

1960s SEALED PACK OF APOLLO FOOD – CANDY COATED PEANUTS ................................ PH $200-300

An Apollo-era 3"x5" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Candy Coated Peanuts’, which are really peanut M&M’s, of the type that was flown onboard the Apollo missions. Serial# ABW665.

This package was probably used in training or was a spare.

Blue Velcro (blue is for the LMP) on the package for securing in weightless environment.

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

An Apollo-era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Orange Drink’ and of type flown aboard the Apollo missions.

Blue Velcro on the package (blue for the LMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial #FAV707, and this was probably a spare or used in training. The breakfast has hardened after all the years, but package still in great condition.

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

An Apollo era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Orange-Grapefruit Drink’ and is of the type flown aboard the Apollo missions. White Velcro on the package (white is for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial# FAU745, and this was probably a spare or used in training.

The breakfast has hardened after all these years, but the package still in great condition.

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

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An Apollo-era 3½”x15" vacuum-sealed package labeled ‘Instant Breakfast’ and of type flown aboard the Apollo missions. White Velcro on the package (white for the CMP) for securing in weightless environment. Serial #FAZ325, and this was probably a spare or used in training. The breakfast has hardened after all the years, but the package still in great condition.

309

310

314

1960s-70s APOLLO SPACESUIT BETA CLOTH IN-SUIT FOOD DISPENSER ................................ PH $200-300

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

311

Very fine accumulation of over 2500 Apollo event covers from SA-201 to Apollo 17, and includes SA-3 in 1962. Present are at least 10 launch covers from each of those missions, and with 10 rare Apollo 1 tragedy covers from Cape Canaveral dated 1-27-67. All with fine art printed cachets. A huge selection of covers from Cape Canaveral, KSC and Houston representing major events from launch to landing (5-10 covers each), recovery ships (up to 10+ per mission) and tracking covers (up to 5 each). About 400 different types in all. Sorted in chronological order.

1960s-70s APOLLO ERA TUBE OF TOOTHPASTE & DENTAL FLOSS ................................................ PH $200-300

A vintage tube of toothpaste and a roll of dental floss of the kind flown on the Apollo missions. These two particular items were probably spares or used in training. Housed in the usual two-ended NASA snap-close plastic pouch. Great condition.

1960s-70s APOLLO ERA SKIN CLEANING TOWEL .................................................................. PH $100-200

1961-69 NEARLY 1,000 EARLY APOLLO PROGRAM NASA TRANSPARENCIES ............ PH $750-1000

Large group of about 800-1000 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all aspects from the first early Saturn test launch, SA-1 in 1961 to the Apollo 10 mission in 1969.

About 200 each for Apollo 8, 9 and 10. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication that we can see. Originally from a major NASA center, all are hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

315

� 1962 EARLY SATURN S-IV STAGE HANDBOOK FROM DOUGLAS ................................................. PH $300-400

Vintage 5"x7½” Saturn S-IV Handbook from Douglas in a faded flexible vinyl notebook dated October 1962. The S-IV was the Saturn S-1 rocket second stage. It consists of 162 pages in 6 tabbed sections including Vehicle, GSE, Production, Testing, AMR and Transportation. Rare for sure and used at the time, but still very fine condition.

316

1962 KURT DEBUS’ THREE SA-2 ACCESS BADGES, RARE ................................................... PH $300-400

Three vintage SA-2 (Saturn/Apollo 2) access badges owned and worn by KSC Director Kurt Debus. All three were used at the time with paperclip or badge protector indentions on the top edges. Debus’ name does not appear on badges, but this lot comes with a Regency-Superior COA stating that these were part of the Shirley Fergerson collection. Fergerson was Debus’ long-time executive secretary. SA-2 was an early Saturn test and was launched April 25, 1962.

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� 1962 EARLY SA-3 LAUNCH COUNTDOWN MANUAL FROM MARSHALL .............................. PH $400-600

Vintage MSFC Launch Operations Directorate Countdown Manual for the SA-3 Saturn rocket dated 11-5-62 with about 75 pages of countdown procedures. Contained in an attractive vinyl notebook. The notebook is a bit wavy from storage and the manual has age spotting and toning throughout, but still complete and in good condition.

Vintage 2"x3" sealed package containing a small, folded Apollo-era skin cleaning towel of the kind flown on the Apollo missions. This one was probably a spare or used in training. A small piece of blue Velcro attached (blue was for the CDR)for securing in a weightless environment. Very fine condition.

312

� 1962-72 GROUP OF 2,500+ APOLLO COVERS ........................................................................... PH $1000-2000

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314

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1963-73 NASA 16MM FILMS FOR APOLLO 12 & 13 .................................................. PH $100-200

Large group of vintage 16mm films from NASA, most in canisters, dealing with several areas of the space program. There are 9 larger ones including Apollo 12 onboard and Shuttle move from OPF to VAB (1982), Apollo 13, The Cape 1963, Cape Kennedy 1965, Space Quest ’64, Apollo 15 MSC Manage­ ment Briefing, Skylab Space Science Experiments and 2 unidentified but early. There are also 9 smaller ones such as OGO launch, OGO tracking, etc. Nice historical group of early NASA films.

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1964-72 RARE LUNAR MODULE SIMULATOR PATCH ................................................................... PH $500-700

Original 3"x5" KSC Lunar Module Simulator patch. Bare cloth backing and embroidered on a felt background. Interpretation of the symbols basically means that ‘we fly the world blindfolded (the simulators), in order to land on the moon, via a data stream and bit bucket’. The bar sinister (red bar) represents that the KSC team was viewed as a secondary outfit compared to the Houston setup and the data stream represents the punch tape used to load the computers at the simulators.

The felt is toned with age, but overall very fine condition.

Extremely rare and available only to simulator personnel.

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� 1964 SATURN 1B LAUNCH VEHICLE ORDNANCE SYSTEMS MANUAL ............................................ PH $400-600

Group of 10 Lunar Module Guidance Computer 4"x6½” booklets dating from 1967, includes early versions of LM software such as Sunflower and Sundance, and on up to Luminary 69 which was used on Apollo 11. These booklets were used at the Lunar Module Simulator at KSC to interpret codes from the simulator to the LM guidance computer. Also includes 3 similar sized AC Electronics Guidance & Navigation booklets, two of which are for Apollo 11 and 13. Various conditions and quite scarce.

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

320

� 1964-78 ASSORTED DOCUMENTS W/ APOLLO 11 & 16 REPORTS ...................................... $125-175

326

Interesting selection of items, includes: approximately 20 company newspapers ‘McDonnell Airscoop’ for years 1964-66 plus assorted other printed items box; ‘Apollo 11 Mission Report’, ‘Apollo 16 Preliminary Science Report’, 1978 McDon­ nell Douglas ‘Jupiter Atmospheric Entry Probe System’, two different 8½’x11" B&W rocket launch photos & three same size color photos (one with four images the others with six).

Color photos titled (1) Earth Re-Entry Systems Programs (2) Missile BGRV System (3) Related MCASTRO Studies. Overall items fine to very fine.

321

1967-69 TEN LUNAR MODULE COMPUTER SIMULATOR BOOKLETS & MORE .................... PH $400-600

1967-68 APOLLO 4 & APOLLO 6 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x18) ........................ PH $200-300

Beautiful group of 18 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from the unmanned Saturn V missions including Apollo 4 (x8), Apollo 6 (x8) and AS-500F (x2). All are numbered on the front, all have captions on the back and all have the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. Some launches, rollouts, recovery and earth scenes are present. Most in excellent condition.

� 1965 SATURN 1 SA-8 COUNTDOWN MANUALS, VOLUMES 1 & 2 ................................................... PH $400-600

Set of vintage countdown manuals for the SA-8 launch of the Saturn 1 rocket in 1965. Volume 1 is Countdown Demon­ stration Test, and Volume 2 is actual Launch Countdown. Used condition, but still complete and good shape. Quite scarce.

322

� 1965 SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLES ASTRIONICS SYSTEM HANDBOOK FROM MARSHALL ........ PH $400-500

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

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

323

1965-73 LARGE GROUP OF MOSTLY APOLLO LITERATURE ........................................................ PH $200-300

Large group of mostly Apollo literature, including Apollo 9 Press Kit (top 2 pages missing), Apollo 9 Countdown and Mission Profile booklet, 1967 Space Pioneers yearbook, 3 Gemini mission Fact Sheet booklets, Viking materials, On The Moon With Apollo 16 booklet, 3 different editions of The Kennedy Space Center Story book and more. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

324

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1968-72 LUNAR MODULE B7 STORAGE LOCKER ........................................................... PH $2000-3000

A remarkable 8½”x4½”x4¾” lightweight metal Lunar Module stowage locker labeled B7. This locker is not a spare but was used in training by all the Apollo crews at the Lunar Module Simulator at KSC. Stenciled ‘Non-Flight Hardware’ inside and out, the opening mechanism still works perfectly. Excellent condition and obviously quite rare.

1966 KURT DEBUS’ AS-500F ROLLOUT CEREMONY ACCESS BADGE ............................ PH $200-300

An AS-500F Rollout Ceremony access badge belonging to and worn by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. A photo has been provided, in the online catalog, showing Debus with von Braun during the rollout, and with Debus wearing this exact badge. Debus’ name does not appear on the badge, but came directly from the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

328

1968-70 APOLLO 8,10,12 & 13 NASA NUMBERED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x20) ........................ PH $300-400

Beautiful group of 20 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos on heavy paper stock from the Apollo 8 mission as well as Apollo 10, 12 and 13. All but one are numbered on the front, all but 3 have captions on the back and all have the ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark. Some launches, orbit, earth and earthrise scenes are present. Most in excellent condition.

329

1968-72 KURT DEBUS’ FLIGHT & LAUNCH READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x4) .... PH $300-400

Four access badges once belonging to Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. Includes Apollo 6, Apollo 10, Apollo 17, and one unknown mission badge. All in excellent condition.

From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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328X

325

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330

333

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1968-69 APOLLO 8, 9, 10 & 11 NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x26) ...................................... PH $300-400

Group of 26 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos from Apollo 8(x3), Apollo 9(x6), Apollo 10(x11) and Apollo 11(x6).

The Apollo 9 & 10 photos all bear a red NASA number on their fronts and consist of moon and earth views, orbit shots and one of McDivitt onboard, while the Apollo 8 & 11 photos have only a couple red numbers. “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back of all and 4 total with captions. Soft corner can be found on most photos, but still overall very fine condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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� 1968 LUNAR MODULE WATER TRANSFER GRUMMAN PUBLICATIONS (x3) ........................ PH $300-400

Three vintage Grumman booklets all pertaining to the Lunar Module Water Management & Transfer system. Present is a scarce Spacecraft Test and Checkout Procedures manual dated 7-31-68 with about 25 pages with annotations, a Water Transfer Servicing Unit Support Manual dated 15 Jan 1969 with about 50 pages, and a Water Pressure Regulator Calibration manual from 2 Feb 1970. All in used condition.

Large group of 54 mostly launch covers from Apollo & Skylab belonging to and many addressed to Shirley Fergerson and the Office of the Director of KSC. Includes covers from Apollo 8(x3), Apollo 11(x7), Apollo 12(x3), Apollo 13(x2), Apollo 14(x2), Apollo 15(x5), Apollo 16(x1), Skylab 2(x1), Skylab 3(x4), Skylab 4(x3), and Apollo-Soyuz with no addresses(x14).

Also 9 other FDCs and various covers. Fine to very fine. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

333

1968-72 KURT DEBUS’ APOLLO ACCESS BADGES (x2) ........................................................ PH $200-300

Two access badges once belonging to Kurt Debus, the Director of Kennedy Space Center. The first is an Apollo Permanent Firing Room Access badge with his name on a small sticker on the back and marked as badge #4 (all his PFRA badges of this type are #4). Also included is Debus’ LC-39 Parking Permit badge. Both in excellent condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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� 1968-73 APOLLO/SKYLAB COVERS (x54), KSC DIRECTOR’S OFFICE ................................. PH $200-300

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340 Session I: Friday, May 24, 2013

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1968-72 ASSORTMENT OF APOLLO ITEMS ..... PH $200-300

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338

Miscellaneous Apollo related items, includes two Apollo 11 bronze ashtrays, a Skylab MFA medallion, an LRV pinback button, 10 & 20 year NASA service pins, an Apollo 11 Launch Team tieclip, etc. Nice assortment.

335

1968-72 TWO SETS OF APOLLO MISSION EMBLEM PHOTO POSITIVES ............................. PH $100-200

Two almost complete sets of 4"x5" color Apollo mission emblem photo positives with both sets ranging complete from Apollo 7 to Apollo 16 (no Apollo 17). In addition, there are 2 positives of Mercury 7 emblem and 2 more showing all 8 Gemini mission patches (GT3 and GT4 had no patch). Total of 24 color positives and all in excellent condition.

336

1969 LARGE GROUP OF LUNAR RECEIVING LABORATORY MANUALS & PHOTOS ............... PH $300-400

1969 BUZZ ALDRIN’S PERSONAL AEROSPACE NDT WINDBREAKER .................................................. $200-300

Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin’s personal lined windbreaker with Aerospace NDT stitched on the back and his name on the front. Size large in excellent condition.

339

1969-72 LUNAR MODULE REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT TAG ......................................................... PH $200-300

A 1¼”x3" Remove Before Flight heavy plastic tag for use on the Lunar Module. Velcro on the back for attachment and a Grumman LDW part number. Excellent condition.

340

� 1969 ANALYSIS OF THE APOLLO HEAT SHIELD PERFORMANCE VOL. 1-2 ................................... PH $150-250

Two volumes paper bound produced by Boeing for NASA MSC in March and April 1969. 111 pp & 188 pp respectively. Some pencil notations inside and filing notes on covers. Actually used by scientists in the program. Fine to very fine.

1969-71 ABOUT 800 ORIGINAL APOLLO 12, 13 & 14 NASA TRANSPARENCIES ................... PH $750-1000

Large group of approximately 800 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all mission aspects from the Apollo 12, Apollo 13 and Apollo 14 missions. Many seldom seen images, and looks to be quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication that we can see. Originally from major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

337

341

341

� 1970 LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE OPERATIONS HANDBOOK, PRELIMINARY ............................... PH $400-600

Vintage Lunar Roving Vehicle Preliminary Operations Hand­ book dated August 14, 1970 and prepared by Boeing in Huntsville, and containing about 120 pages of illustrations and information. Some age spotting and toning on the front cover, but overall fine condition. Scarce.

Large group of Apollo Lunar Receiving Laboratory(LRL) materials including MSC booklets LRL Facility Description, LRL Certification Manual, LRL Apollo 12 Operation Procedure, The Role of the LRL, LRL Comprehensive Biological Protocol and more. About 1,000 pages total. Also about 20 vintage NASA color numbered glossy photos of the LRL. Great collection of LRL information.

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342

344

345 Session I: Friday, May 24, 2013

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Other Apollo – Apollo Program, cont.

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1970 INDIUM WIRE FOR USE DURING APOLLO PROGRAM ............................................................ PH $350-500

Coil of 125 feet of .063 Indium wire for use during the Apollo program. Indium is a rare metal used for soldering and in solar cell applications. Has ‘Cleaned for Service’ label with NASA-MSC stamped ‘JRL Tools’ & ‘WSTF’. Interesting equipment from the Apollo program, who knows may be a great investment as a rare metal as well.

343

346

1971-72 UNUSED APOLLO 15, 16, 17 CERTIFICATES .................................................... PH $200-300

Large group of 8½”x11" unused award and appreciation certificates of the kind given to employees after a mission.

Present are Apollo 15(x3), Apollo 16(about x150), and Apollo 17(x9). Most in great shape.

347

1971-72 APOLLO ERA SNOOPY STICKERS (x14) ...................................................................... PH $100-200

Group of 14 vintage Apollo-era Snoopy stickers including 12 MFA stickers(8 different, missing only Roosa), an Apollo 11 Team and a Mission Control. Also includes an uncommon ‘Beep Beep’ sticker. All uncommon and most in nice condition.

1971-72 ORIGINAL APOLLO 15, 16 & 17 NASA TRANSPARENCIES, ABOUT 1,100 ................... PH $750-1000

Approximately 1,100 vintage NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all mission aspects from Apollo 15, Apollo 16 and Apollo 17 missions. Many seldom seen images, and appears quite comprehensive. Very little if any duplication. Originally from major NASA center, all hand-labeled and in very fine condition.

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1971-72 LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x48) ........................ PH $300-400

Large group of 48 different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos of the Lunar Roving Vehicle equipment, and all dated either 1971 or 1972. All have been 3-hole punched, have “A Kodak Paper” watermark on the back and labeled by hand at the top.

Most in great condition otherwise the binder holes.

1970s LUNAR MODULE PILOT’S TOOTHBRUSH ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Vintage Oral B-40 translucent blue toothbrush used in training, or as a spare, during the late Apollo program and housed in the usual NASA snap-close plastic pouch with a small piece of blue Velcro attached. Oral B-40 brushes were first used on Apollo 15 and continued in use on Apollo 16 & 17. The blue color of the brush and the blue Velcro indicates that this brush was intended for a Lunar Module Pilot, either Irwin, Duke or Schmitt. Great condition.

344

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– AUTOGRAPHS – 348�/� 1973 SKYLAB CREW MEMBER SIGNED COVERS (x16) ...................................................... PH $200-300

Large group of 16 Skylab 3&4 covers, each signed by at least one member of the crew and includes 4 that bear the complete crew of Skylab 4. Includes SL-4 crew (x4), Lousma (x3), Pogue, Carr (x3), Gibson (x3) and Carr/Gibson (x2), Various conditions but most very fine.

349

Skylab 3 mission emblem beta cloth patch signed by Bean, Lousma and Garriott. Measures 9"x9" with decent emblem registration and with a few age discolorations in the white background.

352

Group of 13 8"x10" lithos, mostly spacesuit portraits, signed

by Skylab astronauts including Carr (x4), Gibson (x2), Pogue (x5), Lousma and Garriott. Most in excellent condition.

350

Skylab 3 Operations Support Room access badge, once owned and worn at the time by then Vice President Spiro Agnew.

Excellent condition. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

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1973 VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO AGNEW’S SKYLAB 3 OSR ACCESS BADGE ...................... PH $200-300

1973 SKYLAB 3 MFA ROCKWELL POSTERS (x3) ........................................................................ PH $100-200

Three vintage 17"x22" Skylab 3 Manned Flight Awareness posters from Rockwell. All in excellent condition. Also includes a 15"x20" Enterprise rollout MFA poster from Rockwell (scuffed with handling flaws).

� 1973 SKYLAB ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTO (x13) ...................................................................... PH $100-200

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� 1973 CREW SIGNED SKYLAB 3 BETA CLOTH PATCH ..................................................... PH $200-300

1969 EARLY SKYLAB PROTOTYPE FOOD WARMING DISH ................................................... PH $200-300

Heavy 5"x7" sealed Food Warming Dish from North American Rockwell dated September 1969 and complete with its original box. We are guessing that this was part of equipment being developed for the Skylab program. Excellent condition.

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b 1970-73 SKYLAB AIRLOCK DESIGN DATA & STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL MANUALS ...... PH $200-300

Skylab 1-2 and Skylab 3 Permanent Firing Room Access badges which were owned by and worn on launch day by Director of Kennedy Space Center Kurt Debus, and the badges bear his name on a small sticker on the backs. Debus, a member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team, was always assigned badge No.4 for launches. From the collection of Debus’ long-time executive secretary Shirley Fergerson.

Two vintage Skylab Airlock manuals, both from McDonnell Douglas, including June 1973 Airlock Design Data Book in vinyl notebook with about 200 pages in 17 tabbed sections, and Airlock Equipment Acceptability Reviews notebook dated Aug 10, 1970, with about 170 pages. Both in good condition and quite uncommon.

355

� 1972-74 OVER 1,100 SKYLAB COVERS ................. $400-600

359

Excellent accumulation of covers from Skylab 1 to Skylab 4 with exactly 5 covers per event, location, cachet, etc. There are 230 different events making a total of 1,150 covers from Cape Canaveral, KSC, Houston, NASA, recovery, and tracking activities. One of the best and most comprehensive offerings.

Two boxes in chronological order. Very fine to pristine quality.

356

1973 SKYLAB PROGRAM CUTLERY ................. PH $600-800

Set of vintage stainless steel Skylab program cutlery made by Community and engraved on handles with ‘Skylab’ and with NASA logo. Made for use by Skylab astronauts and probably just used in training. They look to be in used condition with light scratches. Otherwise excellent condition and quite uncommon.

357

1973 KURT DEBUS’ SKYLAB 1/2 & 3 PERMANENT FIRING ROOM ACCESS BADGES ...................... PH $200-300

1973 KURT DEBUS’ SKYLAB LAUNCH READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x3) ........................ PH $200-300

Skylab 1-2, 3 and 4 Launch Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with pocket clips attached.

From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

360

1973 KURT DEBUS’ SKYLAB FLIGHT READINESS REVIEW ACCESS BADGES (x3) ........................ PH $200-300

Skylab 1-2, Skylab 3, and Skylab 4 Flight Readiness Review access badges once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Excellent condition with pocket clips attached. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

1973 SKYLAB PROGRAM NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 150 ........................................ PH $300-400

Group of nearly 150 original 8"x10" Skylab program B&W NASA glossy photos with some duplication. Images cover all aspects of Skylab missions. Vast majority with captions on back and most in great condition.

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1973 KURT DEBUS’ SKYLAB RELATED ACCESS BADGES (x5) ........................................ PH $200-300

Five Skylab program related access badges all once belonging to and worn by Kurt Debus, first Director of the Kennedy Space Center. Two bear Debus’ name (PAO Control Center and the blue KSC), another for Skylab 1 Rollout (badge #7), another for Skylab 2 Rollout (badge #1), and last for Skylab 4 launch (also badge #1 on the back). Used at the time, but still good shape. From the collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

362

1973 LARGE GROUP OF UNUSED SKYLAB AWARD CERTIFICATES ............ View photo online $100-200

Large group of unused Skylab Award Certificates, consists of 5 different kinds including Skylab 3 (x4), Skylab 4 (x100+), and Skylab Achievement Awards (x24). Age spots and toning abound, but most in nice shape.

363

1979 SKYLAB FRAGMENT LUCITE DISPLAYS (x6) ........................................................................ PH $100-200

Six similar 4"x2½” diameter Lucite displays each containing a fragment of the Skylab space station that re-entered Earth in 1979. All have yellowed with age but otherwise in nice shape.

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APOLLO/SOYUZ 364�/� 1975 MULTISIGNED APOLLO/SOYUZ COVER .... PH $500-700

Attractively cacheted cover franked with the Soviet pair of ASTP stamps signed by 18 astronauts & cosmonauts including the complete American and Soviet prime and back-up crews: Kubasov, Leonov, Brand, Stafford, Slayton, Evans, Bean, Bobko, Truly, Overmyer, Lousma, Romanenko, Bykovsky, Filipchenko, Rukavishnikov, Shatalov & others. An amazing group to find on a single cover. Very fine.

365

1975 NEARLY 200 APOLLO-SOYUZ GLOSSY PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $400-600

Group of about 200 vintage 8"x10" Apollo-Soyuz B&W glossy photos (a few color), most from NASA, with some duplication.

Images cover all areas of mission including launch, rockets, training, PR meetings, portraits, Disney trip, etc. Vast majority with captions. Wide variety of conditions with most in very fine shape.

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� 1979-89 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x6) ............................................ PH $200-300

Six different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos, includes ALT-2 (Engle,Truly ISP, excellent condition), STS-3 (x2, SP excellent, ISP good), STS-9( missing Young & Shaw, but with Lampton, corner pinhole tears), STS-61A (excellent, missing Europeans), and STS-28 (nice shape).

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366

Four handwritten letters, signed by Space Shuttle astronauts.

Includes (1) 1980 letter signed by Bob Crippen discussing potential benefits of the shuttle program, comes with R&R certificate; (2) note written on JSC stationery signed by Gordon Fullerton, undated, giving his opinion on best and most difficult parts of astronaut training; (3) 1980 two-page letter signed by Terry Hart, discussing navigational capabilities of the shuttle, and (4) 1979 letter on JSC letterhead, signed by Hank Hartsfield, briefly discussing navigation issues on the shuttle.

1975 STAFFORD, BRAND & SLAYTON APOLLO-SOYUZ HARDHATS ............................. PH $400-500

Three hardhats once belonging to, and used by, Apollo-Soyuz astronauts Stafford, Brand and Slayton. All have the usual hardhat wear and all have head protector inside, but one is missing headband (Stafford).

367

� 1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ CREW SIGNED PHOTO ............................................................................... PH $350-500

375

Official NASA 8"x10" color photo of complete American and Soviet crews – Stafford (autopen), Brand, Slayton Leonov & Kubasov in black marker. Also an unposted cover with Russian franking signed by Slayton & Stafford, a letter signed by Slayton explaining why the letter was not postmarked. Very fine group, couple of tiny photo faults.

368

369�/� 1975 APOLLO-SOYUZ USA CREW SIGNED RUSSIAN COVER ................................................. PH $150-250

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377

2000s SPACE SHUTTLE CARDS WITH FLOWN MATERIAL ............................................................ PH $100-200

Group of five different laminated swatch cards all bearing flown material from space shuttle missions. Includes STS-109 (3 different), STS-71 and an STS-107 commemorative. All in great condition.

– FORERUNNERS – 371�/� 1973-75 X-24B SIGNED COVERS (x40) .............. PH $100-150

Complete set of 40 different covers from 1st captive flight till 36th regular flight, all with Edwards AFB cancel, rubber stamp cachets plus pilot name and flight number. Signatures include pilots Manke (x19), Dana, Enevoldson, McMurtry and B-52 Mothership Commander, George Luck (x15). Very fine group.

– AUTOGRAPHS – 372

� 1981-83 JOHN YOUNG SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by STS-1 and STS-9 Commander John Young. Very nice condition.

� 1981-2000 SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED UNINSCRIBED PHOTOS (x26) ............................ PH $200-300

Large group of 26 different 8"x10" color photos, mostly lithos, of space shuttle astronauts - all uninscribed. Includes Morgan, Thornton, Dunbar, Ivins, Fettman, Perterson, Lenoir, Allen, Bartoe, Sacco, Leslie, etc. Majority in excellent condition.

– FLOWN – 370

� 1981-2005 HUGE MALE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTO GROUP (x156) ........................ PH $900-1200

Huge group of 156 different 8"x10" photos, all portraits and mostly lithos, of mostly early male space shuttle astronauts.

Duplications of signatures, but not of the portrait. Too many to list all, but signatures include Cenker, Engle, Crippen, Love, Fettman, Bagian, Hoffman, etc. Vast majority in excellent condition.

Russian space themed cover boldly signed by Brand, Stafford & Slayton plus back-up crew member Bean. Excellent condi­ tion.

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� 1980s ASTRONAUTS & OTHER AUTOGRAPHS, MCAULIFFE ................................ View photo online $300-400

A 3-ring binder with selected newspaper articles, covers & lithos, plus set of 8 memorial covers for Challenger crew with ‘Z’ cachets, and other material. Several newspaper articles have signatures including Christa McAuliffe on 1985 article, Anna & Bill Fisher, Tammy Jernigan, Franklin Chang-Diaz, Barbara Morgan and more autographs on pictures cut from magazines including McCandless, Seddon & ‘Hoot’ Gibson on one, Sally Ride & Steven Hawley on one, and Kathryn Sullivan. Also: Alan Bean signature on cover & Chuck Yeager signature on GM ad. Interesting collection with majority of material fine or better.

1975 ORIGINAL APOLLO-SOYUZ NASA TRANSPARENCIES, ABOUT 300 ........................ PH $300-400

About 300 NASA 4"x5" color transparencies covering all aspects from the Apollo-Soyuz mission – training, launch, orbit, PR, portraits, etc. Many seldom seen images, and with very little duplication. Originally from a NASA center, and in very fine condition.

� 1979-80 SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED LETTERS (x4) ...................................................... PH $200-300

378

� 1981-2005 SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS (x39) & MORE ...................................... PH $100-200

Group of 39 different 8"x10" shuttle astronaut signed NASA color photos, mostly lithos and partially signed crew photos.

Photos also include launches, training, etc. Plus, 7 signed US $1 bills by various shuttle astronauts. Most in excellent condition. Viewing recommended.

379�/� 1981-82 FIRST EIGHT SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS SIGNED COVERS (x18) ............. View photo online $100-200

A group of 18 different covers each signed by astronauts from the first 4 space shuttle missions including Crippen(x5), Truly(x2), Lousma(x2), Hartsfield(x7) and the STS-3 crew(x2).

The covers date from their first missions to later ones they flew on. Various conditions with most being very fine.

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380�/� 1982-86 EARLY SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED COVERS (x76) ....................................... PH $300-400

Large group of 76 covers all signed by early space shuttle Astronauts including: Congressman Bill Nelson(x2), Brand (x4), Allen(x3), Messerschmid(x2), Bobko(x3), Merbold(x2), Scully-Power(x3), Bluford(x4), Seddon(x2), van der Berg(x2), Leestma(x4), Bolden(x2), Payton(x2), Parker(x3), Stewart(x3), Ross(x2), P.Nelson(x5), Gregory(x2), Buchli(x4), Pailes(x2), Spring(x2), Lounge(x3), Acton(x2), and one 1 each for: Fabian, Dunbar, Grabe, Lind, Lucid, O’Connor, Cleave, Cenker, Wang, D.Walker, Furrer, Ockels and Musgrave. Majority in very fine condition.

381

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� 1985-2000 FOREIGN SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS (x13) ....................................... PH $100-200

Group of 13 different 8"x10" signed color photos of foreign space shuttle astronauts. Includes astronauts Cheli, Cretien, Clervoy (x2), Favier, Maclean, Mohri and Dave Williams (x2).

Also includes smaller signed photos of Ockels, Frimout, Walter and Walpot. Majority in excellent condition.

384

� 1988-91 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x4) .......................... PH $200-300

Four different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA first-run color glossy photos, includes STS-27, 30, 37 and 39. The STS-37 has some light residue at the bottom center from the back of another photo (can be cleaned), but overall all in great condition.

385

� 1989-2002 SHUTTLE (STS-30 to STS-111) CREW SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x33) ................ PH $800-1000

Group of 33 different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos ­ all uninscribed. Missions range from STS-30 to STS-111, and includes the Expedition 4 and 5 crews. Vast majority in excellent condition.

386

� 1989-91 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x7) ............................................ PH $200-300

Seven different 8"x10" crew signed NASA color lithos, includes STS-28, 29, 30, 32, 34 (McCulley signed ‘Mike’ only), 37 and 39. All in great condition.

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Group of ten different 8"x10" NASA color glossy photos signed by the respective crews. Missions include: STS-27, 30, 37, 39, 43, 46, 49, 51, 52 and 57. A couple feathered signatures out of the 58 total signatures present. Four glossies have slight residue at bottom center from back of another photo (they were stacked when signed) that probably can be removed. Otherwise all in excellent condition.

� 1983-2005 FEMALE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS (x36) ....................................... PH $300-400

Large group of 36 different 8"x10" photos, all portraits and mostly lithos, of female space shuttle astronauts. Duplication of signatures, but not of the portrait. Includes: Sally Ride, Morgan (x2), Thornton (x2), Dunbar (x2), Ivins, Fulford, Collins, Fisher (x2), Davis, Seddon (x2), Godwin (x2), Kavandi, Ochoa (x2), Sherlock, Voss (x3), Lawrence, Sullivan (x2), Helms, Lucid, Jernigan, Currie, Melroy, Shulman(x2), and Cleave (x2). Majority in excellent condition.

� 1988-93 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x10) ........................ PH $400-600

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� 1991-92 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x5) .......................... PH $200-300

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391

Five different 8"x10" crew signed NASA first-run color glossy photos and includes STS-40, 43, 45, 46 and 49. A few have light residue at the bottom center from the back of another photo (can be cleaned), but overall in great condition.

388

389

Five different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color photos, includes STS-61, 65, 67, 68 & 69. The STS-61 & 67 are color glossies in excellent condition. The STS-65 is color glossy with a couple minor dings on the top edge. The STS-69 is landing color glossy photo in excellent shape, and the STS-69 is color laser photo of the launch.

� 1991-92 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x4) ............................................ PH $100-200

Four 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos, includes STS-43 (a bit of waviness in the litho), STS-46 (excellent), STS-48 (couple light dings on right side), and STS-49 (excellent). � 1992-94 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY PHOTOS (x8) .......................... PH $400-600

392

� 1992-94 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x7) ............................................ PH $300-400

Seven different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos and includes STS-50, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58 and 59. All in excellent condition.

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� 1994-95 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x5) ............................................ PH $200-300

Five different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos and includes STS-65, 66, 67, 68 and 69. All in excellent condition.

393

Group of eight different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color glossy photos and includes STS-51, 52, 54, 56, 57, 57(walkout), 58 and 59. All in excellent condition.

390

� 1993-95 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR PHOTOS (x5) .......................................... PH $200-300

� 1995-96 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x5) ............................................ PH $200-300

Group of five different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos and includes STS-70, 72, 73, 76 and 77. Two or three minor dings scattered among them, but overall in excellent condition.

394

� 1996-98 SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x3) ................................. PH $200-300

Three different 8"x10" crew-signed NASA color lithos, includes STS-80, STS-81 (missing Blaha), and STS-89 (missing Wolf but has Anderson). All in excellent condition.

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� 1998 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x3) .......................................................... PH $200-300

� 2002 SHUTTLE CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS (x3) .......................................................... PH $200-300

400

Three 8"x10" NASA color lithos signed by the entire crews of STS-100, 109 & 111. All in excellent condition.

1977 LARGE GROUP OF ENTERPRISE ALT NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x69) ........................... PH $200-300

Large group of 69 original 8"x10" NASA color and B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the first space shuttle ‘Enterprise’ and the ALT tests. Most images are of Approach and Landing Tests (ALT) and many others of crews, rollout, pad testing, more.

Only small amount of duplication. Most have captions and several have owner’s sticker on back. Most in great condition.

401

402

1981 STS-1 ROCKWELL 4-COLOR EXHAUST PATCH ................................................................... PH $100-200

A period STS-1 patch from Rockwell featuring the 4-color exhaust pattern. Uncommon and excellent condition.

1981 STS-1 FLOWN US FLAG ON CERTIFICATE ....................................................... PH $500-700

A 4"x6" USA flag flown into space aboard the first space shuttle mission STS-1 in 1981. It is attached to an 8½”x11" color presentation certificate. Certificate has some minor age toning in spots but otherwise looks to be in great condition overall.

403

1981 STS-1 & STS-2 COLUMBIA NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x44) ...................................................... PH $100-200

Group of 44 original 8"x10" NASA color and B&W glossy photos all pertaining to first two space shuttle missions, STS-1 and STS-2 (white external tank). Most images are STS-1 and are of launch and Columbia on the pad, with several others involving astronaut walkout, shuttle rollout, etc. Small amount of duplication only. About half with captions and several have owner’s sticker on the back. Most in great condition.

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1981 STS-1 FLOWN HEATSHIELD FRAGMENT IN PRESENTATION LUCITE ................................ PH $200-300

An approximately 3"x4"x1" lucite display bearing a small fragment of heat tile flown on Columbia and STS-1, the maiden voyage of the Space Shuttle. No. 1569 on the back and in very fine condition.

– STS-1 – 398

� 1981 STS-1 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $300-400

An 8"x10" NASA color litho of the STS-1 crew, signed by John Young and Bob Crippen. Some age toning on the white margins, a couple of corner flaws and some age spotting on the back.

Overall fine condition.

– ALT – 397

1981 STS-1 JOHN YOUNG AND BOB CRIPPEN SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS .......................... PH $300-400

STS-1 astronauts John Young and Bob Crippen signed 8"x10" NASA color lithos. Light indention line near upper left of Young and center vertical indention line on Crippen, but otherwise fine condition.

Three 8"x10" NASA color lithos signed by the entire crews of STS-90, 91 and 93. The STS-93 litho has a minor upper right corner crease but the other two are in excellent condition.

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– STS-12 (41D) –

1981 STS-2 FLOWN USA FLAG ON CERTIFICATE ....................................................... PH $300-400

407

A 4"x6" USA flag flown into space aboard the second space shuttle mission STS-2 in 1981. It is attached to an 8½”x11" color presentation certificate. A nearly unnoticeable left edge flaw on the certificate but otherwise looks to be in great condition.

405

1981 NICE GROUP OF STS-2 MATERIALS, TERMINAL COUNT ..................................................... $200-300

Nice group of STS-2 materials including Terminal Count manual, Cargo Operations Plan, 2 Operations and Maintenance manuals, Press Kit, an Overview, Earth orbit chart and a launch vehicle pass. All in at least fine condition. � 1983 STS-8 FLOWN COVER CANCELLED FOR STS-135 ........................................................ PH $100-150

Flown NASA/USPS cover on STS-8 in 1983, additionally franked and postmarked for STS-135 on launch & landing dates at KSC on July 8 and July 21, 2011. Earth with STS-135 logo nicely attached as cachet. Only 135 covers issued. Excellent condition.

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An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the six STS-41D astronauts including Judy Resnik. A small upper left corner crease, but otherwise great condition.

– STS-18 (51F) – 408

� 1985 STS-51F CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS51F. Four slightly soft corners, but otherwise great condition.

– STS-25 (51L) – 409�/� 1980 STS-51L CHALLENGER DISASTER ASTRONAUTS SIGNED COVERS (x2) ............... PH $200-300

– STS-8 – 406

� 1984 STS-41D CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO ...................................................... PH $300-400

Two autographs by future Space Shuttle astronauts, destined to die in the 1986 Challenger disaster. Both covers with cachet showing Vandenberg Air Force Base and its Ground Support Systems Integration for the Shuttle-Orbiter Program. One signed by Ron McNair and the second by Ellison Onizuka.

Both covers franked with current commemorative stamps and cancelled in October, 1980 at ‘Lompoc, CA/Vandenberg Air Force Br.’ Very fine.

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412�/� 1986 STS-51L CHALLENGER ASTRONAUTS SIGNED COVERS (x5) ......................................... PH $300-400

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Five mission event covers individually signed by STS-51L Challenger astronauts Resnik, McNair(x2), Scobee and Onizuka. All event covers from their earlier missions. Very fine condition.

413

410

Large group of 79 original 8"x10" NASA color & B&W glossy photos all pertaining to the STS-51L Challenger mission and disaster. Most images of launch, explosion and debris recovery, with others involving training, ice at the pad, memorial service, etc. A small amount of duplication only. Vast majority with captions on the back and several with owner’s sticker on the back. Most in great condition.

� 1986 STS-51L CHALLENGER CREW SIGNED DOLLAR BILL ................................................... PH $4000-6000

A Series 1981A US one dollar bill signed in-person by the crew of the ill-fated STS-51L Challenger. Signed by all seven astronauts including Christa McAuliffe, Greg Jarvis, Mike Smith, Dick Scobee, El Onizuka, Judy Resnik and Ron McNair.

Inscribed in the top left corner. The bill in circulated condition, but signatures still as fresh as when they were performed.

– STS-33 – 414

– STS-38 – 415

1990 STS-38 FLOWN MISSION PATCH ON CERTIFICATE ....................................................... PH $200-300

A 4" diameter mission emblem patch flown into space aboard the STS-38 mission in 1990. It is attached to an 11"x14" color presentation certificate. Some edge toning and bottom edge bend, but otherwise very fine condition.

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1989 STS-33 FLOWN MISSION PATCH ON CERTIFICATE ....................................................... PH $200-300

A 4" diameter mission emblem patch flown into space aboard the STS-33 mission in 1989. It is attached to an 11"x14" color presentation certificate. A faded Fred Gregory signature near the bottom but otherwise very fine condition.

411�/� 1986 STS-51L CHALLENGER ASTRONAUTS SIGNED COVERS (x4) ......................................... PH $300-400

Four covers individually signed by STS-51L Challenger astronauts Resnik, McNair, Scobee and Onizuka. Three are launch covers from their earlier missions, and one an event cover. Very fine condition.

1986 STS-51L CHALLENGER NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS (x79) ...................................................... PH $300-400

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– STS-47 – 416

– STS-60 –

� 1992 STS-47 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ............................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" first run NASA color glossy signed by the entire crew of STS-47. Some slight residue from the back of another photo appears at the bottom center (can be cleaned off), but otherwise excellent condition.

– STS-53 – 417�/� 1992 STS-53 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COVERS ................................................ PH $200-300

Two U.S. holographic #10 stamped STS-53 envelopes, one with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. Each cover is signed by Walker, Cabana, Bluford, Clifford & Voss. Difficult pair of covers to assemble.

Very fine.

– STS-55 – 418�/� 1993 STS-55 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COVERS ................................................ PH $250-350

Two U.S. holographic #10 stamped STS-55 envelopes with Apollo 1 memorial handstamp cachet at top of one, with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. Each cover is signed by Precourt, Schlagel, Ross, Walter, Henricks, Harris & Nagel. Difficult pair of covers to assemble. Very fine.

– STS-57 – 419�/� 1993 STS-57 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COVERS ................................................ PH $200-300

Two U.S. holographic #10 stamped STS-57 envelopes with decal crew patch cachets at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. Each cover is signed by Sherlock, Voss, Grabe, Duffy, Low & Wisoff. Difficult pair of covers to assemble. Very fine.

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420�/� 1994 STS-60 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH & LANDING COVERS .............................................. PH $200-300

Two U.S.#10 stamped STS-60 envelopes with decal crew patch cachets at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. Each cover signed by Bolden, Sega, Reightler, ChangDiaz, Davis & Krikalev. Difficult pair of covers to assemble.

Very fine.

– STS-62 – 421�/� 1992 STS-62 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

Holographic #10 stamped STS-62 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. This combination Launch/Landing cover is cancelled March 4 & March 18, 1994. Signed by Casper, Allen, Thuot, Gemar & Ivins. Very fine.

– STS-63 – 422�/� 1995 STS-63 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

U.S. holographic #10 stamped STS-63 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. This combination Launch/Landing cover Dated Feb 3 & Feb 11, 1995 signed by Voss, Harris, Wetherbee, Collins, Foale & Titov. Very fine.

– STS-65 – 423�/� 1995 STS-65 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

U.S. #10 stamped STS-65 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp.

This combination Launch/Landing cover Dated Jul 8 & Jul 23, 1994 signed by Cabana, Halsell, Walz, Hieb, Chiao, Thomas & Mukai. Very fine.

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– STS-67 –

An 8"x10" first run NASA color glossy signed by the entire crew of STS-74. Very fine condition.

424�/� 1995 STS-67 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

U.S. holographic #10 stamped STS-67 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. This combination Launch/Landing cover Dated Mar 2 & Mar 18, 1995 signed by Oswald, Gregory, Grunsfeld, Lawrence, Jernigan, Durrance & Parise. Very fine.

� 1995 STS-74 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ............................................................... PH $100-200

– STS-78 – 429

� 1996 STS-78 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by entire crew of STS-78.

Excellent condition.

– STS-80 –

– STS-71 – 425

1995 STS-71/TM-21 FLOWN USA & RUSSIAN FLAGS – NORM THAGARD ................................ PH $300-400

430

An 8"x10" first run NASA color glossy signed by the entire crew of STS-80. Musgrave signed “Story” only. Excellent condition.

Two 4"x6" silk flags, one USA and one Russian, flown aboard TM-21 and STS-71 by Norm Thagard on his Expedition 18 mission to Mir. In attractive 6½”x14" display with COA from owner. Excellent condition.

– STS-72 –

– STS-82 – 431

426�/� 1996 STS-72 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

USA #10 stamped STS-72 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp.

This combination Launch/Landing cover Dated Jan 11 & Jan 20, 1996 signed by Duffy, Jett, Chiao, Scott, Wakata & Barry.

Very fine.

� 1997 STS-82 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by entire crew of STS-82.

Excellent condition.

– STS-87 – 432

� 1997 STS-87 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ............................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" first run NASA color glossy signed by the entire crew of STS-87. Excellent condition.

– STS-74 – 427�/� 1995 STS-74 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED COMBO COVER .................................... PH $150-250

USA holographic #10 stamped STS-74 envelope with decal crew patch cachet at left with Houston Nassau Bay Br. cds and handstamp. Also present is MIR Docking handstamp. This combination Launch/Landing cover Dated Nov 15 & Nov 25, 1995 signed by McArthur, Halsell, Cameron, Ross & Hadfield.

Very fine.

– STS-91 – 433

� 1998 STS-91 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ............................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" first run NASA color glossy signed by entire crew of STS-91. Excellent condition.

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� 1996 STS-80 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR GLOSSY ............................................................... PH $100-200

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1998 STS-91 FLOWN FLAG ON COLOR CERTIFICATE, SHUTTLE DISCOVERY ............. PH $150-250

A 4"x6" Shuttle-Mir flag flown into space aboard Discovery on its STS-91 mission in 1998. The flag is attached to an 11"x14" color certificate. Rolled for tube storage, but still excellent condition.

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– STS-97 – 436

� 2000 STS-97 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-97. Excellent condition.

– STS-100 –

– STS-96 – 435

� 1999 STS-96 CREW-SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-96. Includes Rick Husband who later flew on the ill-fated Columbia STS-107. A minor lower left corner ding but otherwise great condition.

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� 2001 STS-100 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-100. Excellent condition.

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– STS-101 – 438

441

� 2000 STS-101 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

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

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-101. Excellent condition.

– STS-103 – 439

– STS-108 – 442

� 1999 STS-103 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

440

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-104. Excellent condition.

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

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

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� 2001 STS-104 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .......................................... View photo online $100-200

� 2001 STS-108 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-108. Excellent condition.

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-103. Excellent condition.

– STS-104 –

� 2000 STS-106 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-400

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– STS-123 –

� 2006 STS-116 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

449

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-116. A couple handling dings on the center top, but otherwise fine condition.

– STS-117 – 445

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-123. Excellent condition.

– STS-125 – 450

� 2007 STS-117 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

446

– STS-127 – 451

� 2007 STS-118 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO (6 OF 7 SIGNATURES) ............................. PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by 6 of the 7 astronauts of STS-118. A small smudge spot on the top center margin, but otherwise fine condition.

452

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-119. A couple minor upper corner flaws, but otherwise excellent condition.

448

Two heavy 4"x1½” metal Docking Alignment Pads flown aboard STS-120, removed and replaced after the mission.

Comes with a signed description card from the KSC Boeing employee who obtained these after the mission.

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2007 STS-120 FLOWN DOCKING ALIGNMENT PADS (x2) .............................................................. PH $200-300

2009 STS-127 FLOWN INTEGRATED CARGO CARRIER HOLD DOWN BOLTS (x3) .................. PH $200-300

Three 3" long hold down bolts used to bolt space cargo into the Integrated Cargo Carrier. These were flown to the ISS aboard STS-127 in 2009, and returned to Earth when problems were experienced with them. Comes with a signed description card from the KSC Boeing employee who obtained these after the mission.

� 2009 STS-119 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

– STS-120 –

� 2009 STS-127 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-127. Excellent condition.

– STS-119 – 447

� 2009 STS-125 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the crew of STS-125.

Excellent condition.

An 8"x10" NASA color litho signed by the entire crew of STS-117. Excellent condition.

– STS-118 –

� 2008 STS-123 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHO .................................................................... PH $200-300

2011 STS-134 FLOWN FLAG, LAST ENDEAVOUR MISSION ............................................................... PH $200-300

A 4"x6" space shuttle Endeavour orbiter flag flown on Endeavour’s last mission STS-134 in May 2011. The flag is attached to an 8½”x11" color certificate. Some lower right corner bends in the flag that can be ironed out, and a few handling dings at the top of the certificate. Otherwise very fine condition.

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� 1974 EARLY FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS OF SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE REPORT ....... PH $200-400

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

1969-71 ARTIST CONCEPT SHUTTLE PAINTING, SHUTTLE DOCUMENTS & MORE ...................... PH $100-200

Four items:(1) Rick Noel conceptual painting of Space Shuttle, approximately 17½”x13½” image, framed; (2) Oct.13, 1970 ‘Space Shuttle Phase B 90-Day Review’ document; (3) July 8,1971 ‘Space Shuttle Configuration/Concept/Evaluation’ document; (4) July 30, 1969 ‘Space Transportation System/ Task I Report/Vehicle Sizing’ document produced by McDon­ nell Douglas. All items fine to very fine.

458

1980s-90s SPACE SHUTTLE MEDIA KITS & RELATED ITEMS ................................................. PH $200-300

Group of 22 different Press Kits and Information Kits (29 total) for Shuttle missions ranging between STS-6 to STS-60, and includes 10 pre-Challenger. Also includes 2 Earth orbit charts, many Space News Roundups, and other various supplements.

All items in excellent condition.

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by McDonnell Douglas, Martin Marietta, Pan American & TRW. Includes: Mar.30, 1971 ‘A Proposal To Accomplish Phase B Space Shuttle Program’ in binder (x2 copies, one with four different renditions of possible shuttles in color); May 15, 1970 study plan ‘Space Shuttle Phase B Systems Study’; June 30, 1971 ‘Phase B System Study/Final Report/Part II-3/Technical Sumamary/Booster/Appendix A’; Aug.4,1971 ‘Booster/Design/ Definition/Study’. All fine to very fine.

� 1969-74 EARLY SHUTTLE PRESENTATION MANUALS & REPORTS ...................................... PH $150-250

Group of 5 items: (1) Aug.1, 1969 ‘Thermal Protection Presentation for Space Shuttle System’ by McDonnell Douglas; (2) Nov.4, 1969 ‘Integral Launch and Reentry Vehicle System Final Oral Presentation’ by McDonnell Douglas; (3) Feb. 1971 ‘Booster Metallic Heat Shield Definition Final Report’ by Martin Marietta; (4) Mar.2-4, 1971 NASA Technical Memo­ randum ‘NASA Space Shuttle Technology Conference’ Vol. II – Structure & Materials; (5) Nov.1974 ‘Ballistic Entry Technology Test Vehicle’ by McDonnell Douglas. Fine to very fine.

� 1970-71 SPACE SHUTTLE PROPOSAL, STUDY & REPORT ............................................................ PH $200-300

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1981-2000 SPACE SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 200 ........................................ PH $400-600

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Nearly 200 original 8"x10" Space Shuttle color and B&W glossy photos with some duplication – most are color. Images primarily from early shuttle missions and the majority cover astronauts and the shuttle in orbit and payloads. About one-quarter with captions. Most in great condition.

460

1981-2000 NEARLY 200 SPACE SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, LAUNCH & LANDING ......... PH $400-500

Group of nearly 200 original 8"x10" Space Shuttle color and B&W NASA glossy photos with some duplication – vast majority in color. Images look to be primarily from early shuttle missions and cover space shuttles on the pad, launches and landings. Small percentage with captions on backs. Most in excellent condition.

1981-2000 NEARLY 200 SPACE SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS .................................... PH $400-600

Group of nearly 200 original 8"x10" Space Shuttle color and B&W NASA glossy photos with some duplication, vast majority in color. Images look to be primarily from the early shuttle missions and cover mostly astronaut training, portraits and mission emblems. About half with captions on the back and most in excellent condition.

462

1981-2000 SPACE SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS & PAYLOADS (ABOUT 150) ................ PH $300-400

About 150 original 8"x10" Space Shuttle color and B&W NASA glossy photos with some duplication – vast majority in color.

Images primarily from early shuttle missions and cover mostly shuttle payloads and shuttle stacking. Many with captions on the back, most in excellent condition.

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1981 SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM CUTLERY .... PH $300-500

Rare Hardtack badge ( 3"x4") from Operation Hardtack high-altitude nuclear tests in 1958 in the Pacific. This badge belonged to Kurt Debus, member of Wernher von Braun’s German rocket team who later because Director of Kennedy Space Center. Operation Hardtack used Redstone rockets during these high-altitude tests thus requiring the presence of von Braun, Debus and the ABMA team. A photo has been provided, in the online catalog, showing Debus in the Pacific wearing this exact Hardtack badge. Excellent condition, and only one other known example out there that we know of. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

Set of vintage stainless steel Space Shuttle program cutlery made by Community and engraved on the handle with ‘Shuttle’.

All engraved with number ‘154’ on the reverse side. Made for use by shuttle astronauts and probably used in training. They look to be in great condition.

464

� 1981-82 TWO EARLY VANDENBERG SHUTTLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING MANUALS ..................... PH $200-300

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

465

1981-2000 SPACE SHUTTLE NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 200 ........................................ PH $200-300

Group of nearly 200 original 8"x10" Space Shuttle color and B&W NASA glossy photos with some duplication - vast majority in color. Images look to be primarily from the early shuttle missions and cover mostly shuttle artist conceptions, astronaut award functions, etc. Some with captions on the back and most in excellent condition.

466

� 1987 SPACE SHUTTLE EXTERNAL TANK SYSTEM DEFINITION HANDBOOKS, VOL I & II ................ PH $200-300

Set of 2 Space Shuttle External Tank System Definition Handbooks dating August 1987. Clearly revised and published in response to ‘Challenger’ accident in 1986. Volume I is ‘Configuration & Operation,’ while Volume II measures 11"x17" and is ‘Layout Drawings.’ Loaded with illustrations and ET information. Overall very fine condition and scarce.

467

1992 ORIGINAL ASTRONAUT CANDIDATE GROUP 14 PATCH ................................................ PH $100-200

Original 4" diameter, fully embroidered Astronaut Candidate patch for Group 14 in 1992. Excellent condition.

OTHER USA SPACE MEMORABILIA 468

1950s-60s EARLY NASA PHOTO INDEX SHEETS (x98) - MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS ............... PH $300-400

Group of 98 vintage 8"x10" NASA photo index pages used at a NASA center to show visitors what photos were available for reproduction. Most are printed on heavy paper stock and ‘A Kodak Paper’ watermark on back. These date no doubt from 1960s and are hand-labeled. Each index sheet contains maximum of 24 small images, some quite uncommon, along with photo number. Present are photo indexes from X-15, AS-500F, miscellaneous Apollo, Pad 39, LLTV, Little Joe, astronaut desert training, satellites, Surveyor, Ranger, Pioneer, artist conceptions, more. Scarce, most in great condition.

470

1958 NACA 15-YEAR SERVICE PIN ................... PH $100-200

Rarely available NACA 15-year service pin that was given by National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics(NACA) to an employee. This pin was awarded to this employee who at the very latest began working for NACA in 1943, since NACA became NASA in 1958. Similar 10-year pin resides in the Smithsonian. Also includes US Navy 20-year Federal service pin.

471

1960s-80s LUNAR CHARTS, PHOTO INDEXES & MORE ................................................................ PH $350-500

Interesting selection of items includes: NASA Ranger VII Lunar Charts #1-5; NASA Lunar Orbiter I-V with Photo Index(s) Near Side #1-5; Surveyor VI Site (Experimental) Lunar Map 26"x30" showing actual touchdown point Surveyor VI Lunar Lander. Also: Alcoa poster ‘We need to make new footprints’ with attached plaque stating ‘PRESENTED TO MICHAEL COLLINS ON JULY 20, 1979’ for 10th Anniversary of Moon landing (poor condition, framed); color 11"x15" photo of shuttle launch, on larger matte with dedication, TO/’Tom Davis/FROM YOUR MANY FRIENDS/IN THE SHUTTLE PROGRAM OFFICE,’ with many signatures including Arnold D. Aldrich (good condition). All maps pre-folded and in fine to very fine condition.

472�/� 1960-90s USA SPACE COVER & PHOTO BALANCE .................................................................... $250-350

About 150, mostly different covers, photos & other paper ephemera from events dating from 1960 and early NASA program into the Shuttle period. Includes dozen or so autographed items with Conrad, Schirra, Slayton, J. Yeager, D. Rutan, Robert McCall, etc. Interesting and attractive group in excellent condition. Lots of nice cachets. Very fine.

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1958 KURT DEBUS’ RARE HARDTACK PHOTO BADGE ................................................................ PH $750-1000

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1960s-70s MARS RELATED PHOTOS, NEARLY 400 ...................................................................................... $200-300

Huge group of nearly 400 8"x10" color & B&W photos, mostly NASA glossies, of planet Mars. Vast majority look to be from early Mariner missions and from Viking. Photos are from orbit, from the surface, mosaics, panoramas, etc. Majority in great condition.

474

1960s-90s PLANETS RELATED PHOTOS, NEARLY 600 ................................................................ $200-300

Huge group of probably 600+ 8"x10" color & B&W photos, mostly NASA glossies, of the planets explored in the Solar System by deep space probes. Includes photos from many different spacecraft, but mostly Voyager. Majority in great condition.

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ďż˝ 1961-99 VINTAGE SPACE POSTCARDS ............ PH $100-200

Group of about 200 vintage postcards, most from Apollo, but others from Mercury, Gemini and Shuttle programs, as well as early Saturn launches. Most if not all are unused, with several 3-D cards present. Some duplication and vast majority are in great condition.

476

1961-2005 ASTRONAUT & CREW AUTOPEN LITHOS, NEARLY 200 .......................................... PH $100-200

Nearly 200 NASA 8"x10" lithos (mostly) containing autopen or printed signatures from Mercury, Gemini, Apollo Skylab and into the shuttle program. Some interesting things including 2 or 3 different Armstrong autopen types. About half are early astronauts and half shuttle. Mixture of crew lithos and astronaut portraits.

Most in excellent condition with much duplication. Must be viewed.

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� 1962 EARLY MARSHALL FABRICATION OF LARGE SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES MANUALS ............ PH $300-400

Two early ‘State-Of-The-Art Fabrication of Large Space Launch Vehicles’ manuals, Vol II & III, both in vinyl 3-ring notebooks from MSFC and dated 1962. Vol. II concerns itself with Welding and Jointing, while Vol.III is Cleaning, Coating, Corrosion, Inspection. Both used at the time but in good shape.

Quite scarce for sure.

478

479

Attractive, unpainted 7" diameter and 1" thick molded NASA meatball emblem which hung for years on an office door in the Flight Crew Training Building at KSC, plus a NASA Flight Crew Training mug presented to a worker there (a bit bent at top).

484

485

1962 JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL VISIT BOOKLET & ACCESS BADGE ........................... PH $200-300

1963 KURT DEBUS’ JOHN F. KENNEDY VISITATION ACCESS BADGE ............................. PH $300-400

The most desirable John F. Kennedy Presidential Tour access badge dated 16 Nov 1963 less than a week before his assassination in Dallas. This badge belonged to and was worn

by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. It is the exact badge Debus is wearing in the photo provided in the online catalog of him greeting Kennedy coming off Air Force One. Later, Debus and this badge accompanied Kennedy on helicopter tour of the facility. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

481

1964-2010 SPACE-RELATED JEWELRY ............ PH $200-300

Large group of space-related costume jewelry including lapel pins, pendants, tie clips, etc., ranging from Apollo to Space Shuttle and with many unmanned and miscellaneous. There looks to be several hundred individual items weighing in just under 5 pounds.

482

1965-75 CONSIGMENT BALANCE, LARGE ASSORTMENT PHOTOS, BOOKLETS ............... PH $100-200

Large assortment of mostly Apollo-era materials including NASA lithos and photos, booklets, pamphlets, internal newspapers (Spaceport News, Roundup), Apollo newspaper headlines, early NASAActivities, a few buttons and pendants, more. Must be viewed. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

487

1966-2000 SPACE GRAB BAG ................................... $200-300

Several hundred items including photos, lithos, patches, decals, pins, FDCs, the art of Paul Calle, postcards, etc. covering the time from Apollo to Space Shuttle. Viewing recommended.

488

1966-80 VOYAGER, VIKING & SURVEYOR NASA GLOSSY PHOTOS .................................... PH $200-300

Group of about 100 original 8"x10" color and B&W NASA glossy photos of Surveyor, Viking and Voyager missions.

Probably some duplication. Many with captions on the back and most in excellent condition.

489

1966 FOUR KURT DEBUS PERSONAL CARDS, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ............................... PH $100-200

Four cards once belonging to the Director of KSC Kurt Debus including two 1966 Chamber of Commerce cards and his and her Manned Flight Awareness badges. Nice condition. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, Debus’ long-time executive secretary.

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1964-70 KURT DEBUS’ CONTRACTOR VISITATION ACCESS BADGES (x4) ................... PH $200-300

Four access badges once belonging to and used by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center, on trips to various NASA contractors. Includes: Douglas (heavily laminated), Rocketdyne (Jan 23, 1964), McDonnell (May 1971) and Martin Marietta (Aug 25, 1970). The first two still have pocket clip attached. Fine condition. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

� 1964-98 SPACE PARADE ‘TICKER TAPE’ & OTHER RELATED ITEMS ........................................... $100-150

Small group of items,includes: lengthy 1" wide ticker tape with punched ‘TELE-TYPE CORP JOINS CHICAGO IN WELCOMING NEIL A ARMSTRONG EDWIN E ALDRIN JR AND MICHAEL COLLINS’; Challenger STS-8 Flight Cover & folder (x5); USPS Space Achievement Folder (x4); 4¢ Project Mercury FDC w/ Art Craft cachet; Glenn’s 1998 ‘Return to Space’ with three covers & a photo including: two Project Mercury FDCs (Art Craft cachets), an Art Craft cacheted (different cachet than Mercury FDC) cover franked with three USA ‘space’ stamps and a franked postcard size b/w photo of John Glenn both with KSC Oct 29 1998 cds; Apollo 11 4¼” diameter decal; NASA soft cover book ‘The Space Shuttle at Work; Certificate of Appreciation for Donation from Space City Cover Society. Fine to very fine.

An 8"x10½” Presidential Visit booklet for President John F. Kennedy’s visit to Cape Canaveral on September 11, 1962.

Booklet contains 20 pages of itinerary, protocols and illustrated logistical plans for visit. Access badge for the event is stapled to the front cover. Very fine condition and quite uncommon.

From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

480

1964-2010 SPACE COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONS ....................................................... PH $200-300

Close to 100 space-related commemorative medallions from Gemini, Apollo, Skylab and Space Shuttle, including many contractor, ISS and miscellaneous medallions. Nice grouping.

1962-74 KURT DEBUS’ MISCELLANEOUS ACCESS BADGES (x4) + SCHERER .................. PH $200-300

Group of four access badges owned and worn by Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Also includes May 1975 badge for his successor, Lee Scherer. Very fine condition. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

1964-72 FLIGHT CREW TRAINING NASA EMBLEM & MUG ................................................. PH $200-300

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1967-72 KURT DEBUS’ ACCESS BADGES FOR MARINER, SURVEYOR, OAO & OGO ................ PH $200-300

Four access badges once belonging to Kurt Debus, Director of Kennedy Space Center. Includes 1967 Mariner Venus badge, 1967 Surveyor 4 badge, and OAO & OGO badges. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

491

– EXPEDITION 1 – 498�/� 2000 EXPEDITION 1 CREW SIGNED LAUNCH COVER .................................................................. PH $150-250

Attractive color cacheted Expedition 1 Russian launch cover signed by Bill Shepard (ISS-1 Commander) as ‘Shep’ (his nickname), Sergey Krikalev & Yuri Gidzenko. Oct 31, 2000 Cosmodrome Baikonur cancel. Scarce and pristine.

– EXPEDITION 4 & 5 – 499

– INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION – 500

1990-2010 NASA RELATED SPACE CARDS & CARD PACKS ................................................... PH $100-200

Large grouping of space & NASA related cards and card packs, including SpaceShots series 2 complete set, Moon Mars sets, many Shuttle Mission Cards sets and much more.

496

2000s LARGE APOLLO & SHUTTLE BULLION THREAD PATCHES (x5) ...................................... PH $200-300

Five roughly 6½” diameter bullion patches for Apollos 8 & 17, and for shuttle missions STS-1, 51C & 51L. Gold & silver thread used in the making. All in very fine condition.

501

� 2004 ISS ASTRONAUT/COSMONAUT AUTOGRAPHS ..................................................... PH $100-200

Three 4"x6" autographed photos of International Space Station astronauts and cosmonauts. One photo from Expedition-9 (Padalka, Fincke, Kuipers) & one from Expedition-10 (Chiao, Sharipov, Shargin), respectively. Two autographed crew photos are uninscribed. Last autographed photo is of Cosmonaut Sharipov (inscribed). Pristine condition.

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2002-08 FIVE FLOWN ISS CARGO IDENTIFICATION CARDS, STS-111 TO STS-126 ............................ PH $200-300

Five different ISS cargo identification cards (4"x5") each flown on a Space Shuttle mission. All cards contain the mission number and range from STS-111 in 2002 to STS-126 in 2008, and one bears Chamitoff’s name. Made from card stock. All flown and in good condition, and with index card description from the KSC Boeing employee who obtained these after their return from space. Unusual and uncommon.

1975-83 GROUP OF FLOWN MEMORABILIA ........... $200-300

Group of 5 pieces of flown material or containing flown material, including 3 pieces from ASTP with printed certs, one from STS-8 and one medallion from STS-8 containing material expended in the first launch of Space Shuttle Challenger.

Interesting group.

495

� 2002 EXPEDITION 4 & EXPEDITION 5 CREW SIGNED NASA COLOR LITHOS .......................... PH $100-200

Two 8"x10" NASA color lithos signed by Expedition 4 and Expedition 5 crews respectively. Both in excellent condition.

1970-90 MISCELLEANEOUS SPACE ITEMS – APOLLO 13 LAUNCH INVITATION ...................... PH $100-200

Group of various space items from Apollo to the Shuttle, includes Apollo 13 launch invitation, 3 large matted photos (Apollo 14 & shuttle), Bill Pogue signed High Flight flyer, and Skylab 4 mounted ceramic emblem. All in fine condition.

494

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

1969-2010 SPACE-RELATED PINBACK BUTTONS, APOLLO TO SHUTTLE ..................... PH $100-200

Large group of more than 100 mostly metal pinback buttons including ones from Apollo, Skylab and Space Shuttle, and well as many miscellaneous.

493

Cover flown on last three flights of sub-orbital space plane SpaceShipOne, postmarked Mojave, CA Jun 21, Sep 29 and Oct 4, 2004, the last three flights of SSO, all of which flew above the 100km mark. Signed by pilots Mike Melvill (Jun & Sep flights) and Brian Binnie. Very fine.

1968-69 APOLLO 11 LAUNCH INVITATIONS, APOLLO 8 AWARD, SERVICE AWARD ............... PH $200-300

Interesting grouping of items including 4 unused and leftover Apollo 11 launch invitations, Apollo 8 Certificate of Parti­ cipation award with newspaper photos showing Debus presenting the award to his secretary Shirley Fergerson and 20-Year Service Award (no pin) with a Kurt Debus signed photo of him again presenting the award. In addition, four Skylab 3 certificates one of which no doubt was used as a sample for the others (“Name Here” written in spot reserved for typed name). From Shirley Fergerson collection, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

492

497�/� 2004 ‘SPACE SHIP ONE’ THRICE-FLOWN PILOTS SIGNED COVER ..................................... PH $200-300

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1977-84 SOVIET ‘ORLAN-D’ EVA SPACESUIT ....................................................................................................... PH $30,000-40,000

Described in ‘Russian Spacesuits’ by Abramov and Skoog (2003), ‘this semi-rigid spacesuit was a modification of the original ORLAN spacesuit (only 11 test/training suits developed) which was designed to support crew member EVA from the orbiting Moon space vehicle as part of the N1-L3 program. The original ORLAN suit type was never used in flight’. The Life Support System (LSS) was of regenerative type, including exchangeable components. According to ‘Russian Spacesuits’, power supply, radio communication & telemetry were via a 20m electric umbilical, which also served as safety tether. Suit has a further safety tether with snap hook.

Only 27 test and training models and 7 flight models of the Orlan-D were made. This particular spacesuit was used for display & training and is missing its outer cover layer. This way, the Life Support inner components that made the suit functional are exposed for view. There is an engraved ‘Orlan-D’ on the inside lip of the backpack. Additionally, there is an accompanying green carrying bag for this suit. Museum quality, perfect for the finest space memorabilia collections.

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2005-07 SPACE DOG MEDALS CONTAINING FLOWN MATERIAL (x3) ...................................... PH $150-250

506 TDS 1980 SOYUZ 35 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED CITATION ............................................... PH $350-500

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

Color 9½”x14" Russian citation for the Soyuz 35 & 36 crews (Soyuz 35 launch and landing crew) to the Salyut 6 Station, and signed by the 4 cosmonauts Popov, Ryumin, Kubasov and Farkas (the last two being faded), and also signed by the head of the Soviet space program Valentin Glushko. It bears an onboard rubber stamp of the Salyut 6 station. The diagonal red ribbon is missing in the top left corner and has left surface faults. Also some corner and handling faults. The citation verifies participation between the USSR and Hungary as part of the Intercosmos program. Scarce.

– VOSTOK II – 504

� 1961 VOSTOK II GHERMAN TITOV SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $300-400

Autograph in border of 8"x10" B&W unpublished photo of Titov in uniform standing alongside Gagarin and group of officers. He has written the date 1.09.61 below his autograph.

Titov was the second human (after Gagarin) to orbit Earth.

Fresh, very fine.

– SOYUZ 37 – 507�/� 1980 SOYUZ 37 FLOWN SIGNED COVER ......... PH $200-300

Sharp looking cover flown aboard Soyuz 37. Signed by the crew captain Victor Gorbatko in fine tip black marker. Not many flown covers from this flight are on the market. Flown cancels apparent. Very fine.

– SOYUZ 28/SALYUT 6/SOYUZ 27 – 505�/� 1977 SOYUZ 28/SALYUT 6/SOYUZ 27 FLOWN CREW SIGNED COVER ....................................... PH $350-500

Flown cover boldly signed by crews of both Soyuz 28 & Soyuz 27: Gubarev, Remek, Grechko & Romanenko. Excellent condition.

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� 1980 SOYUZ 37/SOYUZ 38 LAUNCH & LANDING CREW SIGNED CITATION ................................... PH $350-500

Color 9½”x14" Russian citation for the Soyuz 37 & 38 crews to the Salyut 6 Station and signed by the 4 Cosmonauts Popov, Ryumin, Romanenko and Mendez, and also signed by the head of the Soviet space program Valentin Glushko. It bears an onboard rubber stamp of the Salyut 6 station. The diagonal red ribbon is missing in the top left corner and has left surface faults. Also some corner and handling faults. The citation verifies participation between the USSR and Cuba as part of the Intercosmos program.

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– SOYUZ 40 – 509�/� 1981 SOYUZ 40 FLOWN COSMONAUT SIGNED 4k ENTIRE ............................................................ PH $200-300

Flown 4k postal stationery entire boldly signed by Kovalyonok of Soyuz T-4 & Romanian Intercosmos Cosmonaut Prunariu of Soyuz 40. Excellent condition.

– SOYUZ 40/SALYUT 6 –

512�/� 1992 FLOWN CREW SIGNED SOYUZ TM-14/MIR/TM-15 COVER .................................. PH $400-600

Wonderful & scarce flown to Mir cover signed by the complete crews of Soyuz TM-14 & TM-15: A. Volkov, Viktorenko, Kaleri, Avdeyev, Viktorenko & the Italian Cosmonaout Tognini.

Colorful Cachet at left, franked with the 1991 Gagarin 25k stamp of the USSR and sporting both the pentagonal and octagonal onboard handstamps of MIR. Very fine.

510�/� 1981 SOYUZ 40/SALYUT 6 FLOWN COSMONAUT SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $150-250

Cover flown to the Salyut 6 station on Soyuz 40 in 1981 and signed by the Romanian cosmonaut Prunaru. Also signing upside down is Kovalyonok. Fine condition.

– SOYUZ T-4/SOYUZ 39 – 511

� 1981 SOYUZ T-4 & SOYUZ 39 CREW SIGNED CITATION .............................................................. PH $350-500

Color 9½”x14" Russian citation for the Soyuz T-4 & Soyuz 39 crews to the Salyut 6 Station, and signed by the 4 Cosmonauts Kovalyonok, Savinykh, Dzhanibekov and Guraggchaa, and also signed by the head of the Soviet space program Valentin Glushko. It bears an onboard rubber stamp of the Salyut 6 station. Four very soft corners and a couple handling faults.

The citation verifies participation between the USSR and Mongolia as part of the Intercosmos program. Scarce.

513�/� 1992 SOYUZ TM-15/MIR FLOWN COSMONAUT SIGNED COVER ................................................... PH $250-350

Flown cover boldly signed by Soyuz TM-15 cosmonauts Avdeyev & French Intercosmos Cosmonaut Tognini and by Soyuz TM-14 cosmonauts Kaleri & Viktorenko. Excellent condition.

– SOYUZ TM-17/MIR/SOYUZ TM-16 – 514�/� 1993 FLOWN TM-17/TM-16 CREW SIGNED ENTIRE WITH GAGARIN CACHET ..................... PH $400-600

Flown 5k postal stationery entire with scarce Gagarin cachet boldly signed by both full crew of Soyuz TM-17 and full descending crew of Soyuz TM-16: Haignere (French Intercosmos Cosmonaut), Tsibliyev, Serebrov, Manakov & Poleschuk. Excellent condition.

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Flown cover boldly signed by both full crew of Soyuz TM-17 and full descending crew of Soyuz TM-16: Haignere (French Intercosmos Cosmonaut), Tsibliyev, Serebrov, Manakov & Poleschuk. Excellent condition.

Two early Russian ‘Aiming to the Stars’ solid metal figurines.

Tallest is bronze and stands 9½” in height, while the other is quite rare example standing 7" overall in height. Both in fine condition and quite attractive.

520

– SOYUZ TM-18/MIR – Flown letter sheet folded into shape of cover boldly signed by two members of crew: Polyakov & Usachev. Excellent condition.

517

521

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522

1961-90 GAGARIN & SPUTNIK ITEMS ............... PH $100-200

Group of 3 items, includes: 2-cup tea set with an image of Sputnik on the holders, solid metal 4" diameter Gagarin bust table stand, and early plastic Sputnik traveling chess & checkers set (missing 1 black bishop). All in fine condition.

1957-66 SERGEY KOROLEV BRONZE BUST ... PH $200-300

1971-2000 LARGE GROUP OF RUSSIAN SPACE ITEMS ...................................................... PH $100-200

Russian-made hollow bronze bust of Soviet space program ‘Chief Designer’ Sergey Korolev measuring about 5½” in height and 6" wide at the base. Heavy construction weighing about 3 pounds and in very fine condition. Exceptional item.

Large group of Russian space items including several rare patches, early postcards, collection of 100 Russian space stamps, books, Russian air force pen, decals, early Soviet Life magazines. Viewing recommended.

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Large collection of more than 300 original Russian space program and cosmonaut enamel pins. Possibly some duplication, but little if any can be readily seen. Most date from early days and through Apollo/Soyuz. Vast majority in excellent condition.

2002 FLOWN SOYUZ TM-34 PROGRESS PATCH ................................................................... PH $100-200

Silver bullion wire hand-embroidered patch depicting Soviet/ Russian cargo transport space ship ‘Progress’. Patch was flown aboard Soyuz TMA-1 by flight commander Sergei Zalyotin.

Patch returned from ISS on board Soyuz TM-34. Additionally there is a computer printed picture of Cosmonaut Zalyotin holding the patch in space. Great flown patch to add to any space collection.

1960s EARLY RUSSIAN SPACE ITEMS & SOUVENIRS ......................................................... PH $100-200

Three early Russian items, includes: 1959 rocket table pen, early mechanical shaver using Sputnik for a selling point in its box with instruction sheet inside, and a 1968 table lamp (Russian plug precludes testing). The writing on the lamp base worn in spots. All used, but still good condition.

516�/� 1994 SOYUZ TM-18/MIR FLOWN CREW MEMBER SIGNED FOLDED LETTER SHEET .................... PH $200-300

– SOYUZ TM-34 –

1960s TWO RUSSIAN ‘AIMING TO THE STARS’ FIGURINES ........................................................... PH $200-300

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524

1990s RUSSIAN SPACE WATCHES (x4) ............ PH $100-200

Four space-related watches from Russia, includes: one from Buran program, one a ’50 Years of Victory’ watch given as a gift from the Commander of the Russian Space Troops, and two VIP watches given at joint launches. All need batteries.

Fine condition.

1991 GAGARIN 30TH ANNIVERSARY MEDALLIONS WITH FLOWN METAL (X5) .................................. PH $100-200

525

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

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

526

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

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

527

� 2002 ‘SPACE EXPLORATION AWARDS’ BOOKS (2-VOLS) ............................................................... PH $200-300

532

Complete set of two volumes by Vassily Omelko, hardbound with dust jackets, 575 total pages. Written in both Russian & English, lavishly color illustrated, the definitive work on Russian space awards.

Alitalia brochure signed by Neil Armstrong. The brochure (in Italian & English) describes the innovations built into the new Boeing 747 that Alitalia flew for the first time in Spring of 1970. Signed in flight (June, 1970) on the maiden voyage of the ‘Neil Armstrong’ named airplane. Measures 8¼”x11¼”, 12 pages, Armstrong has signed in blue felt tip on the first inside page of the tri-fold booklet. Signature was obtained by young girl who was on the historic maiden flight. Light creases and wear to outer folder, inside clean and very fine. (University Archives LOA).

SPACE AUTOGRAPHS – USA – 528

� c.1980s BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED US FLAG BETA CLOTH PATCH ........................................... PH $350-500

Buzz Aldrin autograph on 5½x8½” US flag beta cloth patch.

Fresh, very fine and striking.

529

� 1969-70 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED ITEMS (x3) ..... PH $300-400

Group of three items signed by Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, includes an Apollo 11 stamp FDC, a JFK quote cover, and an Apollo 11 Mission Profile cover insert card. Very fine condition.

530�/� 2005 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED LEATHERBOUND ‘ENCOUNTER WITH TIBER’ FLATSIGNED BOOK .................................................................... PH $200-300

Buzz Aldrin’s leather bound FlatSigned Press 2005 book ‘Encounter With Tiber signed by him on the title page. This is signed copy 816 of 1500 and comes with a COA from FlatSigned. Near mint condition.

531�/� 2005 BUZZ ALDRIN SIGNED “REACHING FOR THE MOON” HARDBOUND BOOK ..................... PH $200-300

Buzz Aldrin’s 2005 hardbound children’s book ‘Reaching for the Moon,’ first edition, first printing, signed on title page by Aldrin. Very fine condition.

� 1970s NEIL ARMSTRONG AUTOGRAPH ON ALITALIA 747 ‘NEIL ARMSTRONG’ BROCHURE ...................................................... PH $2500-3500

533

� 1969 NEIL ARMSTRONG SIGNED NASA BASEBALL HAT ................................................. PH $750-1000

NASA baseball hat bearing a logo patch signed nicely on the bill by Armstrong. Excellent condition.

534�/� 1994 ALAN BEAN SIGNED CARDS (x2) ............. PH $100-150

Two color cards printed from Alan Bean painting, first signed in gold marker, second franked and postmarked with signature in silver marker. Attractive duo.

535�/� 1966-72 GENE CERNAN SIGNED COVERS (x9) .. PH $300-400

Group of 9 covers each signed by Gene Cernan. Group includes two covers pertaining to his Gemini 9 mission and seven for Apollo 17. Various conditions but mostly very fine.

536�/� 1967 TWO ARTHUR C. CLARKE SIGNED “THE COMING OF THE SPACE AGE” BOOKS ... PH $200-400

Group of 2 hardbound books, ‘The Coming of the Space Age,’

by Arthur C. Clarke, both 1967 first editions, each signed by Clarke on first inside page. Dust jackets are in fair condition only, but books are very fine.

537�/� 1967 ARTHUR CLARKE SIGNED ‘THE COMING OF THE SPACE AGE’ BOOK .............................. PH $100-200

‘The Coming of the Space Age’ by Arthur Clarke, 1967 first edition, and signed by Clarke on the first inside page. Dust jacket has flaws all around the edges, but book in very fine condition.

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� 1963 GORDON COOPER SIGNED PHOTOS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $200-300

Group of 4 different photos signed by Mercury & Gemini astronaut Gordon Cooper. Includes three 8"x10" color Kodak glossy photos and one 4"x5" B&W portrait photo. All in excellent condition.

539

� 1970 FRED HAISE SIGNED NASA LITHOS (x6) ... PH $100-200

Nice group of six 8"x10" NASA lithos signed by Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise. Included are 5 spacesuit portraits and one shuttle launch litho. Most in excellent condition.

� c.1975 ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED HANDWRITTEN NOTE ..................................................................... PH $200-250

Astronaut Alan Shepard handwritten letter on ruled notepad paper, in black ink. He apologized for being too busy to answer the writer’s questions and sends a photo as compensation (no photo included). Strong signature, very fine.

544�/� 1969-72 DEKE SLAYTON SIGNED COVERS (x9) ........................................................................ PH $300-400

Nine covers each signed by Deke Slayton including six related to his Apollo-Soyuz mission and two Apollo (12&16) recovery covers. Various conditions, but most very fine.

545

� 1980 DEKE SLAYTON SIGNED TYPED LETTER ................................................................ PH $200-300

Deke Slayton autograph on 1980 typed letter on NASA stationery in which he says, in part: ‘I do not have a heart murmer, although this is a common misconception...My problem was diagnosed as Idiopathetic Atrial Fibrillation, which is an irregular heartbeat...I started taking a mixture of vitamins B, C and E about 8 years ago and since then have had no problems.’ He signed letter as Manager for Orbital Flight Test / Space Shuttle Program. Light file folds, fresh, very fine.

546

� 1970s DONALD (DEKE) SLAYTON SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $200-300

Framed 8"x10" color photo autographed by Deke Slayton with blue sharpie. Framed dimensions 12"x15". Very fine and attractive.

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� 1968 DONN EISELE SIGNED SATURN 1B LAUNCH NASA COLOR LITHO ........................... PH $100-200

An 8"x10" NASA color litho of a Saturn 1B launch (this is Skylab, but similar to his Apollo 7 launch) and signed by Apollo 7 astronaut Donn Eisele. A few dings and edge flaws, but otherwise good shape.

541

Group of five event covers signed by space shuttle astronaut Sally Ride, and includes covers for both her missions. Very fine condition.

� 1965-70 KURT DEBUS AUTOGRAPHS & RETIREMENT MATERIALS ................................. PH $200-300

Group of items mostly autographed by KSC Director Kurt Debus, includes a signed 12"x22" matted Apollo 16 launch photo (emulsion cracking and matte stains); matted portrait signed and inscribed “To Shirley Fergerson, the most loyal, patient, efficient and capable secretary in those long and eventful years in which this country sent men to the moon...”; photo showing Debus in Germany and he wrote on the back “To Shirley - without you baby, I would have never made it.

Kurt”; signed postcard Debus sent to Fergerson from Germany and a fellow employee-signed retirement 16"x20" matted photo for Fergerson. Also includes a signed and inscribed matted photo by Lee Scherer. Nice grouping. From the Shirley Fergerson collection, long-time executive secretary of Kurt Debus.

540

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542�/� 1983-84 SALLY RIDE SIGNED COVERS (x5) ..... PH $200-300

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542

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� 1960s TOM STAFFORD AUTOGRAPHS (x9) ..... PH $300-400

Group of 9 items signed by Gemini and Apollo astronaut Tom Stafford. Includes four AP10 covers, one ASTP cover with a Brand signature, an ASTP foldout with a Leonov signature, two GT-6 glossy photos, and an AP10 moon orbit litho. All in very fine condition.

548

� 1961-75 GUENTER WENDT SIGNED COLOR GLOSSY PHOTO .................................................. PH $150-200

Kodak-type 8"x10" color glossy photo of Pad Leader Guenter Wendt, signed by him, adding ‘Mercury-Gemini-Apollo Pad Leader.’ Excellent condition.

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549�/� 1960-70 SHORTY POWERS OR CHRIS KRAFT SIGNED COVERS (x6) ......................................... PH $100-200

Three event covers signed by Chris Kraft, and three event covers signed by Shorty Powers. Very fine condition.

550

� 1961-66 MERCURY & GEMINI ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS (x6) ......................................... PH $200-300

Nice group of six 8"x10" photos and lithos signed by various Mercury and Gemini astronauts, including a Kodak glossy signed by Schirra, Cooper & Carpenter, Carpenter signed litho, McDivitt signed GT-4 crew litho, Schirra signed Gemini rendezvous Kodak glossy, Glenn signed as Senator glossy and a Glenn litho with an attached signature card (early signature).

Some flaws spread throughout, but overall fine condition.

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551X

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551

£ 1961-75 CREW & ASTRONAUT AUTOPEN SIGNED NASA PHOTOS (x42) ............................ PH $150-200

552£/� 1962-72 SIGNED SPACE COVERS (x24) ................... $600-800

Selection of 24 autographed Recovery and other space-related covers from the Mercury (7, 8, 9), Gemini (4, 9) and Apollo (7­ 17) missions. Signatures include range of people associated with recovery teams, including astronaut signatures from Scott Carpenter (x3), Wally Schirra (x4), captains and helicopter pilots.

Number of covers with multiple signatures. Very fine and interesting material. Ex-Captain Frank Hoak III, US Navy Retired.

553£/� 1966-97 WERNHER VON BRAUN ROCKET TEAM SIGNED COVERS ..................................... PH $350-500

556£/� 1969-75 APOLLO ASTRONAUTS SIGNED COVERS (x15) ...................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 15 different event covers postmarked from 1969 to 1975, each signed by an Apollo astronaut. Includes covers signed by Borman (x2), Stafford (x3), Gordon (x2), Brand (x6) and Mitchell. Also an Apollo 14 cover signed by Roosa and Mitchell (Shepard autopen). Various conditions, most very fine.

557

Good group of 45 space covers & 15 small photos or pictures signed by members of Von Braun’s rocket scientist team with some who worked at Peenemuende. Some with multiple signatures and many w/ additional handwritten inscription of their work at Huntsville, KSC, White Sands & Peenemuende. Includes Magnus von Braun, Dahn, Danneberg, Gross, Sperlings, Stuhlinger and others. Total of 48 signatures on covers and 10 signatures on photos with 45 different signatures in all. Fine to very fine. £ 1968-7 APOLLO ASTRONAUT SIGNED PHOTOS & COVERS (x15) .................................................. PH $300-400

Group of 14 8"x10" photos and 1 cover all signed by Apollo astronauts including Duke, Lovell, Borman (x3), Worden, Evans, Cernan (x2), Slayton (x2), Brand (x2) and Cunningham (x2). A variety of images that must be viewed. Some small and large flaws, but most in nice shape.

£ 1969-70 GILRUTH, DEBUS AND MUELLER AUTOGRAPHS (x5) .............................................. PH $200-300

Group of 5 autographs from NASA officials, including two 8"x10" NASA photos signed by Robert Gilruth (both feathered to some degree), two Apollo 11 launch covers signed by Kurt Debus and an Apollo 13 MFA booklet signed on the back by George Mueller. Varying condition, but mostly fine. From collection of Shirley Fergerson, long-time executive secretary to Kurt Debus.

558

£ 1969-73 ASTRONAUT SIGNED NASA WHITE SPACESUIT LITHOS (x12) .................................. PH $200-300

Twelve 8"x10" NASA lithos of astronauts in their white spacesuits including Stafford, Duke, McDivitt, Brand, Engle, Hartsfield, Allen, Haise, Gordon, Lind, Henize and Fullerton.

Majority in very fine condition.

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£ 1968-86 ASTRONAUT SIGNED COVERS, PHOTOS & AUTOPEN SIGNATURES ............................................ $200-300

Includes: Two 8"x10" photos signed by Lucid & Neri; 7 Skylab covers with mixture of real and auto-pen signatures (13 total real signatures) and over 80 covers with auto-pen signatures of Apollo and Shuttle astronauts including Collins, Mattingly, Young, Irwin, Scott, Lovell, Stafford, Shepard, Armstrong, etc.

Various conditions but mostly fine shape.

Large group of 42 NASA crew & astronaut lithos and glossies, all w/ autopen signatures. Includes Armstrong, Grissom, Irwin, Apollo 16 crew, Eisele, and more, and range from Gemini to Skylab.

Very little duplication, w/majority Apollo. Most in fine condition.

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559 £ 1970s NEIL ARMSTRONG & OTHER ASTRONAUT AUTOGRAPHS ON STAMP SHEET ................ PH $4000-6000

Wonderful space item signed boldly by 13 early astronauts including complete Apollo 11 crew and other moonwalkers. Sheet of 50 USA 5¢ Space Walk stamps (right selvage missing), signed with black marker by moon walkers Armstrong, Aldrin, Conrad, Scott, Young and Cernan, and astronauts Collins, Cooper, Borman, Cunningham, Gordon, McDivitt and Stafford. Bold, dark signature, very fine. (University Archives LOA).

background lightened to highlight autographs

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£ 1970s-80s SPACE & RELATED AUTOGRAPH SELECTION (x12) ....................................................... $500-700

Selection of 12 autographed items includes photos, covers, and a book. Highlights: autographed 8"x10" color photo of Bob Crippen; TLS on NASA stationery by Wally Schirra; ALS by Gordon Cooper on his stationery; ALS by Alan Bean on his stationery; hardback book ‘The Last Man On The Moon’ signed

by Cernan on the title page, like new; cover signed by Skylab 2 crew Conrad, Kerwin and Weitz; USA Mariner 10 10¢ FDC signed by Clyde W. Tombaugh, discovered Pluto; cover signed

by Virgil True, Bill Pogue and 5 others; Bluford autographed photo; framed B&W photo of atomic bomb exploding over Japan signed By Paul Tibbets and two 2 others; a Walter Cronkite signed photo; and a signed balloon cover. Very fine and useful group.

561£/� 1970 ASTRONAUTS DUKE & HAISE SIGNED APOLLO 13 COVER ............................................. PH $200-300

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562£/� 1976-96 NASA MANAGERS SIGNED COVERS (x10) ...................................................................... PH $100-150

Ten different Space Shuttle era covers bearing 11 NASA manager signatures with James Beggs, Bob Sieck, Max Faget and others. Difficult to find autographs. Fine to very fine.

563

£ 1980 ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES SIGNED GROUP NASA LITHO ........................................... PH $300-400

An 8"x10" NASA color litho of the 1980 Astronaut Candidates, and each of the 21 astronauts have signed under their image. A couple soft corners at the top, but otherwise fine condition.

564

£ 1985-86 BILL NELSON & JAKE GARN SIGNED LITHOS (x6) .......................................................... PH $200-300

Six 8"x10" NASA color lithos with two signed by Congressman Bill Nelson (STS-61C, one uninscribed), and four signed by Senator Jake Garn (STS-51D, three uninscribed). A small number of minor flaws, but most in excellent condition.

Apollo 13 ‘Moonlanding’ cover postmarked Apr 14, 1970, Cape Canaveral, with added message regarding the crisis and aborted mission. Signed by both astronaut Fred Haise and moonwalker Charlie Duke. Very fine.

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565 �/D 1968 IMPORTANT YURI GAGARIN TYPED MANUSCRIPT WITH ILLUSTRATIONS SIGNED ............................................... PH $20,000-25,000

Highly important paper on computer aided numerical analysis of flight conditions, with more than 50 words, 2 signatures and 3 scientific illustrations, all in Gagarin’s hand. Ironically, this paper was the work he was doing which he hoped would bring the Soviets to the Moon and was written about the aircraft that would result in his death just 2 months later. Two-page carbon typed manuscript, with numerous cross-outs and additions in ink, signed, ‘Gagarin,’ with hand­ written note at the end signed ‘Gagarin’, in Russian. Also 2 pages, separate sheets, 7¼”x 10¾”; on reverse of each sheet are diagrams in Gagarin’s hand, Jan 24, 1968. Autograph note signed at bottom of page 2, reads, ‘Irina, please leave empty spaces – approximately 10 cm each – for the diagrams in the text paper, where marked.

Gagarin.’ Light soiling and toning, fine. Nonsouvenir historical material of Gagarin in the market is extremely rare. (University Archives LOA).

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£ 1960s YURI GAGARIN SIGNED PHOTO ............ PH $350-500

Color photograph, approximately 4"x6", autographed by Gagarin. Minor edge wear to photo, fine to very fine, framed under glass.

567

£ 1962 KOROLEV NOTATED & SIGNED TELEPHONOGRAM ............................................. PH $300-400

An 8"x12" one page typed Telephonogram to Korolev to which he boldly adds in black ink at bottom “I am advising: everything possible must be done before March 14 on items N2 - earth, since March 15 during shooting balancing - (I am) Asking you to prepare specifically detailed data for March 19.

Can we do it? S. Korolev”.

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568£/� 1963 VALENTINA TERESCHKOVA SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER .............................................. PH $150-250

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Tereschkova autograph on East Germany First Day Cover of stamps honoring her. Slight smudge to first letter, otherwise clean, very fine signature on fresh, very fine FDC. 569

570

£ 1960s TWO COSMONAUT SIGNED ITEMS, VLADISLAV VOLKOV .......................................... PH $300-400

Two items signed by Soviet cosmonauts, includes a cover containing a rare autograph of Vladislav Volkov who died during re-entry aboard Soyuz 11. Also signing on the cover are Tereshkova, Gorbatko, Shatalov, Bykovsky, Filipchenko, Kubasov and others. Also a 1993 Invitation to the 30th anniversary of Vostok 6 at Star City signed by Tereshkova.

Both in fine condition.

571

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574£/� 1970-84 SOVIET COSMONAUT CREW SIGNED COVERS (x14) ...................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 14 different Soviet covers all signed by complete crews. Present are signed covers dating from 1970-84 from Soyuz 9,14,15,17,22,23,24,27,28,31,33,T-2,T-6 and T-10. All are postmarked and in at least fine condition. A great start to any cosmonaut collection.

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Fantastic 4"x6½” Russian booklet containing color postcards of cosmonauts, signed by Gagarin, Titov, Nikolayev, Popovich, Bykovsky, Tereshkova, Komarov(x2), Feoktistov, Yegorov and Leonov – 10 of the first 11 cosmonauts to fly. Postcards are still attached in booklet. From a project put together by Mezkkniga, the Soviet agency responsible for selling items such as these postcards abroad. One of the few of these you will ever see.

£ c.1920s TSIOLKOVSKY HANDDRAWN & SIGNED ROCKET DEPICTION .......................... PH $750-1000

An 8¾”x6" 1-page drawing of skeletal structure of rocket along with brief notations about its parts and boldly signed by Tsiolkovsky. One of the best of Tsiolkovsky signed works we have ever offered. Translation included, excellent condition for Tsiolkovsky work.

£ 1960s COSMONAUT SIGNATURES IN SOVIET POSTCARD BOOKLET – GAGARIN, KOMOROV ............................................................................. PH $800-1000

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578

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£ 1977 TWO RUSSIAN CITATIONS WITH 21 COSMONAUT SIGNATURES .............................. PH $200-300

Two 8"x11½” fold-open Russian citations for 20th anniversary of space era, both signed on inside left page. First is signed by Titov, Shatalov, Beregovoy, Gorbatko, Glazkov, Volynov, Artyukhin, Khrunov, Demin, Zudov, Lazarev and Kovalyo­ nok. The second by Titov, Bykovski, Gorbatko, Glazkov, Rozhdestvenski, Demin, Volynov, Shatalov and Beregovoy.

Both in fine condition with R&R COA.

576

1981 SR-71 ‘BLACKBIRD’ EMBOSSED ART ..... PH $500-700

Magnificent presentation of the Lockheed SR-71 ‘Blackbird,’ an advanced, long-range, Mach 3+ strategic reconnaissance aircraft. This painting embossed on grey-green heavy paper background with intense black highlighting, mounted in heavy frame with glass, 36"x24". Signed & dated by artist S. Maier at lower right. Impressive piece of art. Extremely heavy, pick up at our St. Louis office suggested.

578

1989 ‘THE GREAT MOMENT’ PAUL CALLE SIGNED & NUMBERED ART PRINT ................... PH $300-400

Large 24½”x37" color art print “The Great Moment” by Paul Calle. Signed and numbered in pencil by Calle in the bottom margin, #362/950. From Mill Pond Press. Excellent condition with accompanying booklet.

SPACE ART 1980 ORIGINAL MORT KUNSTLER PENCIL SKETCH OF SSME TEST FIRING AT STENNIS ... PH $100-200

Original 13½”x17" pencil sketch on onionskin paper (19"x23" overall) of test firing of a Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) at Stennis Space Center in 1980. Signed by artist Mort Kunstler at bottom. Kunstler was commissioned in 1979 by Rockwell to create a series of sketches and paintings of its shuttle development. This is one of the surviving originals. Very fine condition.

579£/W 1992 ‘THE ART OF ROBERT MCCALL’ SIGNED BOOK WITH HAND ART ...................................... PH $150-250

Robert McCall’s 1992 hardbound book ‘The Art of Robert McCall’, 1st printing, signed on the first inside page by McCall along with some impromptu Art under the signature. The book in excellent condition, but the dust jacket some edge flaws.

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SPACE COVERS, STAMPS & COLLECTIONS 580

Selection of 18 better event covers. Highlight is MA-7 USS John Pierce Aurora 7 Recovery Cover, franked with 4¢ Mercury, tied with 5/24/62 USS John R. Pierce handstamp cancel, handstamp cachet on back, ink offset to front, otherwise fresh and very fine. Also includes USS Intrepid cover signed by astronaut John Young, Mercury-Atlas covers (MA-2 & MA6); 9 May 24, 1962, USS Intrepid recovery covers, 2 with printed cachets signed by Capt. J.L. Abbot, Jr., others with hand written cachets; 3 Feb 1962 USS NOA recovery covers to pick up John Glenn after first US manned space flight, with printed cachets; more. Interesting and valuable group. Very fine. Ex-Captain Frank M Hoak III Collection.

� 1961-75 SPECIALIZED SPACE EVENT COVER HOLDING ................................................................. $5000-7000

Approximately 600 mostly Primary Recovery Ship covers (including 'Beck' and other better cachets), in bundles of varying quantities, by event and Ray Cartier catalog number & price range (total Cartier value approximately $12,000). Wilhelm Katalog values considerably higher. Nice variety of Events, with many early, key covers, Ship cancellations (many USS Kearsarge from various missions) and Captain covers noted, with moderate to heavy duplication of some (up to 50+).

Cachets mostly handstamped with some printed. Highlights include Captain covers for Mercury Missions 8 & 9 (MA-8 and MA-9, 9 and 16 covers, respectively); USS Lake Champlain (GT-2, x2, printed), Jan 19, 1965; USS Lake Champlain (GT­ 2, x13, handstamped), Jan 19, 1965; USS Intrepid (GT-3, x12), March 23, 1965; USS Wasp (GT4, x51), June 7, 1965; USS Leonard F. Mason (GT-8, x3 printed), March 17, 1966; USS Leonard F. Mason (GT-8, x4 handstamped), March 17, 1966; much, much more, with only a small percentage after 1966.

Useful group worthy of a close inspection, fresh, fine throughout, with few faults and light toning on some. BONUS: Two cruise books relating to Neil Armstrong: (1) The United States Ship Essex (USS Essex CV- 9) Cruise Book 1950- 1951: 'From Konversion to Korea.' Armstrong flew 78 combat missions off the Essex during Korean War (and was shot down once); and (2) USS Hornet Apollo 11 Recovery Mission cruise book for the Apollo 11 spacecraft. Both very fine. Ex-Captain Frank Hoak III, US Navy Retired.

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� 2011 FLOWN ALAN SHEPARD 50TH ANNIVERSARY AEROGRAM ......................................................... PH $300-400

Alan Shepard anniversary stamp (Scott #4527) plus USA space stamp tied to 36¢ USA space themed aerogram postmarked May 5, 2011, that honors Alan Shepard. Aerogram treated as transfer mail by Russian postal authorities to be flown on Russian rocket. Aerogram bears Russian markings that read ‘Rocket-and-Space Mail’ and ‘Launch of RSM-54’ devoted to the 50th Anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s Space flight.

Severomorsk-Vilyuchinsk.’ Only 100 such aerograms flown on RSM-54, this being #5. (2011 Launch & Landing Cert written in both Russian & English).

MODELS – USA – 583

1942-90 AIRCRAFT & MISSILE MODELS (x9) .... PH $500-750

Nine (9) different Topping and Precise aircraft and missile models including a heavy, large scale US Navy Beechcraft C-12, a USAF TM-61B Matador rocket on trailer with extra rocket and parts, a Lockheed P3V-1 (one prop missing), a Douglas A4D Skyhawk, a vintage Chance-Vought F4U-4 Corsair, a Fairchild C-119, a small scale F-18, a US Navy T2J-1 Buckeye Jet Trainer (decal wear & crack in underside), and a General Dynamics Tomahawk Cruise Missile.

584

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� 1961-62 BETTER SPACE COVERS (x18) ......... PH $750-1000

1950-90 HELICOPTER MODELS (x12) ............... PH $500-700

Group of 12 different Topping and Precise helicopter models including a Hughes AH-64 Apache, a Kaman SH-2F, a Royal Navy Lynx, an Aerospatiale HH-65A Dolphin, an Aerospatiale 332L Super Puma (missing tail rotor), a Sikorsky UTTAS, a Bell Textron, a Kaman HU2K-1, a Sikorsky S58-T, a Sikorsky 76 (tail rotor loose), a Boeing HH-46A Sea Knight and one unidentified 2-bladed skid helicopter. Vast majority in very fine condition with display stands.

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1960s SAM PHILLIPS’ EARLY WARNING SPY SATELLITE MODEL ..................................... PH $200-400

Early warning spy satellite model formerly belonging to Sam Phillips, the Director of the Apollo manned lunar landing program. The model is of metal construction and was made by the Model Development Laboratory in CA. It measures 10" in height on a 6" base and looks to be complete and in excellent condition. Spy satellites such as this used an infrared sensor to detect missile launches.

587

1962 MARINER TO VENUS NASA MODEL ........ PH $500-600

Heavy and vintage 1/5th scale (large) Mariner model from NASA standing about 13" in height and made entirely of metal.

It is missing some parts that can be made and replaced. A NASA tag on the bottom. Very uncommon. This model is of a Mariner that was sent to Venus.

588

1962 JUPITER A - REDSTONE & JUPITER C ROCKET MODELS ............................................... PH $150-250

Striking lot of two models: Jupiter A - Redstone (8½”x1") and Jupiter C (9"x1") rockets with their combined launch pad (10"x5"). Both rockets black & white 1/80th scale, vintage handmade hobby models. Beautifully made and a worthwhile addition to any collection. Slight chipping & launch pad has broken holders for the rockets (broken parts included).

585

1958-60 MCDONNELL DOUGLAS COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE MODEL ......................................... PH $3000-4000

Fascinating & unique pop-up satellite model in 18" diameter x 8½” tall cylindrical box with McDonnell Douglas decal and 6 turn-clamps, 3 on top and 3 on bottom. Turn open clamps, remove top – satellite unfolds 6 round solar panels (one at a time in special sequence) and then center telescoped antenna pops up. Antenna decorated by 3 handmade paper American Flags (appears to be missing one flag). Some scratches & scuffs on container & model. Fine for this unique and still operational item. YouTube video available online.

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589 1963-71 NF-104A AEROSPACE TRAINER AR2-3 ROCKET ENGINE MODEL ................... PH $4000-6000

Handmade wooden model of a Rocketdyne AR2-3 rocket engine that was used in the three NF-104A class supersonic aerospace trainers that were made, to serve as a low cost alternative to the X-15 or X-20. The AR2-3 rocket was not the main engine, but was mounted directly below the horizontal stabilizer on the NF-104A and provided 6000 pounds of thrust for altitudes around 100,000 feet. Of the three aircraft that were made, one was destroyed in a test flight by Chuck Yeager and was subsequently made famous in the movie “The Right Stuff”. The model is expertly lathed and crafted in detail and measures 16" in length and 10" in height. It is mounted on a 22" long oval metal base and the model can be spun 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. A couple loose parts that can be easily glued back into position. A crack runs along the engine housing, but it may be just a crack in the paint. Also some cracks in a couple of the components. A small part missing on the underside that cannot be readily seen. Since this was hand crafted, there simply can’t be many more of these in existence, if any at all.

590

1965-66 EXTRAORDINARY GEMINI SPACECRAFT LOBBY DISPLAY MODEL ...................................................... PH $20,000-25,000

Magnificent and rare Gemini spacecraft lobby display model from Rocketdyne standing 4 feet in height on a 30"x30"x4" wooden base. The model is constructed in three stacked sections from heavy plastic with the ability to see the interior components. Featured exclusively in this model are the numerous spacecraft thrusters and their supply lines and tanks – the thrusters being manufactured

by Rocketdyne – and indeed the name plate on the base reads Rocketdyne. The three sections are intact and no thrusters or tanks seem to be missing (but could be), but there are a couple loose cylindrical tanks and lines. The second section has been dropped at some time in the past and cracks are present on the bottom and up one side, as well as an approximately 3” triangular fragment missing on the bottom. All damage can be repaired. An exceptional period model from a major Gemini contractor and one you will probably never see again.

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Vintage 1/40 scale Lunar Module model from Topping, Inc. expertly molded plastic, complete with its 10" diameter post-Apollo 11 base. The ladder and platform still present along with all its antennae and thrusters. Certainly whiter than most models of this type we have seen, and in overall very fine condition. Also includes two metal William Hocker figures of an astronaut and the US Flag, that look to be to scale.

592

– SOVIET/RUSSIAN PROGRAM – 1960s SCALE PRESENTATION SOVIET CENTRIFUGE MODEL ......................................... PH $250-350

This 4" tall presentation model of the Star City Centrifuge bears a plaque on base that translates: ‘To Colonel Petrov E.I. on the day of the 50th Birthday of Commander of the Military Regiment #12741’. Base measures 4"x8" and features small nicks and scratches, otherwise very fine.

W 1962-65 SPACE/ROCKET RELATED ITEMS (x4) ............................................................................... PH $100-200

Four different publications: Includes three different reports by McDonnell Douglas: (1) June 29, 1962 ‘Manned Military Spacecraft Study, Vol.III’; (2) Jan.15, 1964 ‘Proposed Asset Program’; (3) Aug.18, 1965 ‘Mission Requirements Of Lifting Systems - Engineering Aspects’; and July 1, 1965 ‘Space Planners Guide’ by USAF, hardbound with 13 transparent overlay ‘Reproduction Tables’. Interesting material, fine to very fine condition.

595

W 1964-66 RANGER VII-IX PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MOON ........................................................... PH $400-600

Five volumes of B&W photos of the lunar surface, three from Ranger VII, one each from Ranger VIII and IX. Each volume paper bound, three have library type card reinforced covers.

Overall each measures about 11"x14" & each contains about 200 B&W photos. Used condition but not handled roughly.

Fine overall. Scarce as complete set.

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1972 THIOKOL DUCTED ROCKET & AGM-65A MAVERICK MODELS ........................................... PH $100-200

Two vintage models, includes a Thiokol ducted rocket on a wooden stand measuring 3¼” diameter and 12½” in length, and a 8½” long USAF AGM-65A Maverick air-to-ground guided missile. Both have a bit of wear, but still fine shape.

593

LITERATURE

1969-72 LUNAR MODULE TOPPING MODEL .. PH $750-1000

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596£/W 1968-2000 ASTRONAUT & AUTHOR SIGNED HARDBOUND BOOKS (x10) ....................................... $300-400

Group of 10 hardbound books with dust jackets all signed by the author including “We Have Capture” signed by Stafford, “Apollo EECOM” signed by Liebergot, “The Making of an Astronaut” signed by O’Leary, “Riding Rockets” signed by Mullane, “Out of the Darkness” signed by Tombaugh, “The Coming of the Space Age” and “The Promise of Space” signed

by Arthur Clarke, “Watchers of the Skies” signed and inscribed

by Willy Ley, “A Man on the Moon” signed and inscribed by Chaikin and “Biomedical Results of Apollo” signed and inscribed by Johnston(no DJ). All very fine condition at least.

597

W 1969-70 LUNAR GLOBE & PHOTO ATLAS ........ PH $150-250

Replogle brand 6" globe, printed metal scale 1:22,809,600 or 1 inch = 360 statute miles on gray rock-like plastic stand, plus ‘The Moon As Viewed by Lunar Orbiter’, 1970, 152 pp. hb by L.J. Kosofsky & Farouk El-Baz for NASA. Globe has small dent by south pole & minor staining, Atlas very fine.

598

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599

W 1974 THE USE OF NONHUMAN PRIMATES IN SPACE ................................................................... PH $200-300

NASA Conference Publication 005, 1974 hb 400pp., illustrated with photos, charts & diagrams. We have never offered this item. Like new.

600

W 1978 ‘MOONPORT’ HARDBOUND BOOK ........... PH $200-300

Hardbound 1978 NASA book ‘Moonport’, SP-4204, with 636 pages of photos, illustrations and information. Great condition and very uncommon in hardbound form.

601

W 1990s-2000s AVIATION LITERATURE ....................... $150-250

About 60 almost all different, mainly hard cover books concerning military aircraft. Heavy in World War II with most books having dust jackets where they exist. Lots of quality coffee table size illustrated works including the 4-volume loose-leaf set titled ‘Aircraft of the World-The Complete Guide’.

Mainly like-new condition.

W 1970-71 NASA TECHNICAL LITERATURE ................ $200-300

Four different NASA Technical Memorandum booklets, titled as follows, ‘Low-Subsonic Longitudinal Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Twin-Body Space Shuttle Booster Config­ uration, April 1971’, ‘Technological Problems Anticipated In the Application of Fusion Reactors To Space Propulsion And Power Generation, October 1970’, ‘NASA Space Shuttle Technology Conference - Volume II Structures and Materials, April 1971’, ‘NASA Space Shuttle Technology Conference ­ Volume I Aerothermodynamics, Configurations, and Flight Mechanics, April 1971’. There are several hand stamps, markings, and handwriting featured throughout the booklets, mainly on the covers. Minor creases, toning and tears should not detract. Fine.

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c.1870 PORCELAIN COUNT BRUHL’S TAILOR ASTRIDE A GOAT (DRESDEN PORCELAIN) ... PH $750-1000

Museum quality 16" tall German porcelain piece, in manner of Meissen, was designed after an 18th century model by J.J. Kaendler’s classic work based on the story of Count Bruhl and the Tailor. Piece has exquisite detail and color depicting the tailor riding a goat. Both wearing spectacles showing how near-sighted they were. As the story goes, Count Bruhl (King Augustus III of Saxony’s chief administrator) was a man highly famed for his clothes. His tailor was very important to him.

But the tailor overstepped the mark by asking for an invitation to dine at court, which was a lofty request, since the working class was not seen at such social events. However, the Count felt so grateful for the work his tailor had performed he decided to grant his tailor’s request and invited him to the banquet.

But as a joke, the Count asked Kaendler to make a porcelain figure of the tailor that he could place on the table to fulfill the tailor’s dream. Upon arrival, the tailor found himself as brunt of the joke as he saw this satirical porcelain piece placed in the center of the room, with scissors and all, riding a near-sighted goat. The moral of the story, ‘Sometimes it is better to labor and not request a reward.’ There is a Dresden marking under glaze. Piece is in good condition with repair.

605

D 1817 BENJAMIN WEST’S COPY OF RARE ART EXHIBIT CATALOG ................................. PH $2000-2500

Benjamin West’s (1738-1820) copy of rare catalog of art exhibited at New York’s American Academy of Fine Arts in 1817, which included his ‘The Virgin and St. Jerome.’ Catalog was inscribed to West by Academy Secretary, artist Alexander Robertson. Booklet signed ‘Mr. West with respectfull Compliments / from / Al Robertson’ on cover. ‘Catalog of Paintings, Statues, Busts, Drawings, Models, and Engravings, Exhibited by the American Academy of the Fine Arts, 1817 / The Second Exhibition / New York: Printed by T. & W. Mercein, No.93 Gold- Street, Printers to the Academy. [Price one Shilling.],’ Total of 18 pages, 6¾”x9", rag paper, deckled edges, sewn together, an additional 45 words

by Robertson in lower blank margins of pages 2 and 3, light soiling, very good. There’s a pencil notation on cover ‘S.P. Avery 4.9.38’ refers to the S.P. Avery Collection of Prints and Art Books in New York Public Library. (University Archives LOA).

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Original ink on paper drawing with paint titled ‘Flute’ created

by Hollywood actor/entertainer Tony Curtis. Work dated in lower left corner as ’76,’ presumably created in 1976. Artist signed ‘Curtis’ in lower right-hand corner. Item was originally purchased from Estate of Tony Curtis in 2011. Work measures 11"x17", with frame 21"x27". Gold painted frame has some chips, but work itself is pristine. Outstanding UNIQUE item!

c.300-600 A.D. MIDDLE EAST NEEDLEWORK ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Two items: (1) Pictorial textile fragment, approximately 8"x5½”, tan background, depicting two figures in brown fabric conversing. Head covering resembles Egyptian headdress.

Some loss, mostly at left tan background and brown fabric perimeter. Very little loss at figures; (2) Decorative textile depicting a 2"x2½” oval-shaped pendant suspended from a 1½”x6" strip, sewn onto a 2½”x10½” woven strip. One symbol depicted on strip; 5 symbols embroidered on pendant. Fine.

Included catalog card notes it was ‘Purchased with contribu­ tions at Minassian Sale in New York, April 6, 1925. (University Archives COA).

1976 TONY CURTIS ORIGINAL DRAWING ‘FLUTE’ WITH PAINT ....................................... PH $1000-1500

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� 1850s JULIA BAKER CORRESPONDENCE ....... PH $350-500

Interesting correspondence of authors of note and one painter to Ms. Julia Baker in late 1850s. She sent self-addressed envelopes with common 3¢ frankings and blank stationery hoping for an autograph by return mail. Seven cooperated: poet & novelist Josiah Gilbert Holland, painter Frederick S Cozzens (ALS), poet Henry W. Longfellow, poet Olivier Wendell Holmes Sr (ALS), author Washington Irving, author George William Curtis and one sent by accident to namesake of famous author. One cover with franking removed. Bold signatures. Fine group.

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� 1888 EMILE ZOLA SIGNED MANUSCRIPT NOTE WITH PHOTO .................................................. PH

609

� 1907-78 CHECKS SIGNED BY JACK LONDON, TENNESSEE WILLIAMS & ERROL FLYNN ..... PH $750-1000

Selection of 5 signed checks: Includes (1-3) 3 checks for years 1907 & 1910 (x2) signed by JACK LONDON (1876-1916).

(4) 1947 check signed by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS (1911­ 83); and (5) 1978 check signed by actor ERROL FLYNN (1909-59). All checks fine to very fine.

� 1876 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT SIGNED LETTER ................................................................ PH $500-700

William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878) American poet, critic & editor who advocated reforms ranging from abolition to free trade. ALS (autograph letter signed) ‘W.C.Bryant’, 4"x5", May 13, 1876 with interesting literary content, in part; ‘I have read the manuscripts which you left with me...I will speak with you about them...’, boldly penned & signed. Toning mainly at borders, custom matted & framed with vintage portrait engraving. Overall size 15"x13". Fine to very fine.

$350

Signed, handwritten manuscript by Emile Zola, famous French author, to ‘Mon cher Lepelletier’ (perhaps this is Edmond Lepelettier, who wrote a biography at the turn of the century), datelined Paris July 31, 1888, in French. Content regards an introduction. Includes B&W photo of Zola. Letter damaged near lower right, which minimally affects signature. Fine.

610

� 1926 THEORDORE DREISER HANDWRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER/ENVELOPE ......................... PH $200-300

Brief letter of thanks on Dreiser’s personal gray colored stationery (7"x10½”), plus matching original mailing envelope with Drieser’s return address handwritten on reverse. Thus total of two bold signatures of one of America’s major 20th Century authors.

611�/� 1985 ARTHUR MILLER SIGNED BOOKS (x2) ... PH $400-600

Two paperback Penguin editions, each signed on title page.

Includes (1) 1985 edition of ‘The Price,’ and (2) 2001 edition of novel ‘Focus.’ Both very fine. (Sanders Guide #est $800) NOJEX 2013 • Secaucus, New Jersey

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� 1999 RAY BRADBURY SIGNED LETTER ........... PH $100-150

Approximately 90 different 'Big Little Books' or 'Better Little Books,' plus few additional books missing part or all of spine, and a few similar books from the 'Golden Age' of Big Little/ Better Little books. All were published in early to mid-1930s

by Whitman Publishing. Condition for these fragile children's books ranges from very poor (soiling or chipping or wear to covers) to fine - ALL with usual age toning and soiling. All different titles, with about a dozen Dick Tracy titles, four Tarzan, a few Mickey Mouse and one or more of Tom Mix, Popeye, Little Orphan Annie, Tailspin Tommy and many others.

Colorful and attractive selection of these very collectible books.

Computer printed (typed) letter on Bradbury’s yellow printed stationery with Sci-Fi illustration (5"x7") signed by famed author Ray Bradbury. Letter notes fact that Bradbury does not lecture in schools but rather in libraries, because he doesn’t want to talk to kids who are forced to listen but rather by those that come because they are interested.

BOOKS 613

1800s ARABIC ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT LEAF ..................................................................... PH $150-250

Attractive manuscript leaf from old book, in Arabic, red & black on white glazed paper, with ornamental inner border of metallic gilt, green, red and blue. Under glass in a brown & gilt wooden frame, overall size about 13"x17". Very fine.

(Framed item shipped without glass, but may be picked up intact at our St. Louis Gallery) 614

� 1933-35 PREMIUM CONDITION BIG LITTLE BOOKS COCOMALT PROMOTIONAL EDITIONS ............ PH $150-250

Three scarce books ‘Big Little Books’ in premium condition.

Includes 1935 Cocomalt edition of ‘Tommy Tailspin, Wings Over the Atlantic,’ and both standard and Cocomalt editions of ‘Reg’lar Fellers’ by Gene Byrnes. All have tight spines and fresh color for these fragile items. All could be classed easily as fine plus. Rarely encountered this nice!

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� 1933-37 BIG LITTLE BOOKS COLLECTION BY WHITMAN PUBLISHING ...................................... PH $150-250

About a dozen ‘Big Little Books’ from the ‘Golden Age’ of these popular items. All published mid- to late-1930s by Whitman Publishing. Condition for these fragile books ranges from poor (missing cover) to fine plus. All have usual age toning and soiling. Mostly different titles, including near very fine ‘Cocomalt’ premium editions of ‘Buck Rogers in the 25th Century’ ($110+); ‘Captain Easy and Wash Tubbs’ (fine plus, $75); and ‘Moon Mullins and Kayo’ (very good, $30). Other titles include ‘Chester Gump,’ ‘Tailspin Tommy,’ ‘Tarzan’ and others. In addition, there’s a copy of ‘O’Shaughnessy’s Boy’ (1935, Lynn), a novelization of feature film starring Jackie Cooper, Spanky McFarland and Wallace Beery. Format similar to Big Little Book with text on left-hand pages and photos on right-hand pages. Scarce and collectible, but be aware of the poor ‘normal’ Big Little Book condition.

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� 1935 BIG LITTLE BOOKS COLLECTION BY WHITMAN PUBLISHING ...................................... PH $500-700

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618�/� 1976 ZACK MOSLEY AUTOBIOGRAPHY ‘BRAVE COWARD JACK’ WITH 70 SIGNATURES ........... PH $200-300

– CARTOONISTS –

Zack Mosley (1906-93) was an American comic strip artist best known for aviation adventures in his long-running ‘The Adventures of Smilin’ Jack,’ which ran in more than 300 newspapers from 1933-73. Zack Mosley’s 1976 autobiography inscribed and signed on front cover, plus every photo & cartoon in book & back cover also signed, for a total of 70 signatures.

Lot also includes 1978 check endorsed by Mosely. Sanders CV $20 for signature. First 16 pages from book have been removed, otherwise very fine condition. Likely created for individual sales.

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� 1960s-80s FOUR ORIGINAL CARTOON PROOFS & DRAWINGS SIGNED ........................................ PH $400-600

Four framed original signed drawings and cartoons by famous daily newspaper cartoonists. Biggest (17"x23") is 2 matted cartoon panels in same frame from venerable Bugs Bunny daily cartoon, drawn by Ralph Heimdahl; original artwork used for submission to newspapers, signed by Heimdahl, given to 2 different family members. Other 3 smaller items are drawings made specifically for collector: a drawing of ‘Dick Tracy’ by Chester Gould, with a nice written note in black ink across the drawing (measures 8"x13" framed); drawing by Mort Walker of ‘Otto,’ Sarge’s dog from Beetle Bailey, inscribed ‘To the Olesons,’ with the dog speaking ‘ARF!’ signed by Walker (measures 11"x14" framed); finally, simple drawing of Andy Capp’s head by cartoonist Reg Smythe, signed and inscribed ‘Best Wishes’ by Smythe (measures 11"x12" framed). Nice sampling of original drawings and cartoons!

COMIC BOOKS 617 �/D 1962 ROBERT CRUMB ORIGINAL HAND-DRAWN COMIX STRIP ................................................... PH $5000-7000

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� 1936-46 COMIC BOOK SELECTION ................... PH $200-300

Very rare original complete pencil comic strip on lined paper (2 pages, 6¾”x8½”, back-to-back) by Underground Comix cult hero Robert Crumb (b. Aug. 30, 1943). Strip is dated St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) 1962, and is titled ‘A Sad Comic Strip,’ consisting of Little Billy Bean’s thoughts as he lies on the floor contemplating his own depression through 12 frames.

Bean was Crumb’s pre-LSD comic alter-ego. Great example of early work of the man who created the ultimate 1960s visual symbol of striding men with the caption ‘Keep on Truckin’ – an image Crumb unfortunately failed to copyright. Few small spots, otherwise fine and unique. (University Archives LOA).

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Selection of mainly 1940s comic books & magazines. Comic books include: 1936 ‘the KATZENJAMMER KIDS’ Feature book No.32; 1946 ‘THE SPIRIT’ Winter Issues No.7 (Quality Comic Group); 1946 ‘MICKEY MOUSE’ No.116 (Dell); 1949 ‘REAL CLUE/CRIME STORIES’ Vol 4 No.5; 1947 ‘JUMBO COMICS’ No.96 (Real Adventures) featuring Sheena Jungle Queen; 1945 ‘ACE COMICS’ No. 103 (King Syndicate) with ‘Captain and the Kids’; ‘AIRBOY’ Oct. (Hillman); 1945 ‘DON WINSLOW of the NAVY’ Vol 4 No.24 & Vol 5 No.25; 1943 ‘Action Comics’ No. 61 featuring Superman; 1946 ‘LOONEY TUNES & MERRIE MELODIES’ No. 60; Canada CLASSIC COMICS No. 18 ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ (The Queens Home News). All are toned & have front & back covers (some detached) and are in mixed USED condition with usual nicks, tears & missing pieces. ALSO, 11 more similar comic books without covers.

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D USA 1890s-1940s SHEET MUSIC ACCUMULATION ... $350-500

More than 700 pieces of sheet music, majority with attractive illustrations & graphics by various artists and ranging from fin-de-siecle through the 1940s with a few later, covering a large range of music types including popular (of the period) tunes, classical, waltzes, comic, WWI patriotic, marches, songs from Broadway shows, some ‘song books’ and more. Many well known and lesser known performers & composers pictured including George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin, Rude Valle and others. A sampling noted: WWI patriotic songs including ‘Your a Grand Old Flag’, ‘Long Boy’, ‘Over There’, ‘Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning’ and others. Some other songs include: ‘Smokey Mokes’, ‘Mommy’s Little Coal Black Rose’, ‘JA-DA’, ‘My Blue Heaven’, ‘Oh, For a Pal Like You’ and many many more to take you on an interesting trip thru USA musical history.

Sizes include 13½”x10½” for pre 1920 music and 9"x12" for later. Usual mixed condition from damaged to very fine.

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� 1915 CONDUCTOR WALTER DAMROSCH TYPED & SIGNED LETTER ................................. PH $100-150

March 9, 1915, TLS (typed letter signed) on Walter Damrosch personal stationery. Damrosch shows interest in young boy’s first musical composition, and critiques it. Damrosch was a pioneer in symphonic broadcasting and famous conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra. He conducted world premiers of both George Gershwin’s ‘Piano Concerto in F’ & ‘An American in Paris.’ Some aging, signature in black ink.

Original 9¼”x12½” gravure from Edward S. Curtis’ groundbreaking 20-volume ‘The North American Indian,’ this image from Volume 8 (published 1910). Gravure is blind embossed in upper right border ‘University of Oregon Library / Eugene, Oregon.’ Captioned ‘From Copyright Photograph 1910 by E.S. Curtis.’ The Wishham are a part of the Yakama Nation living in the state of Washington. Photographer Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) spent 30 years recording the life of the North American Indian west of the Mississippi, publishing the results in the set for which he is famous. Fine. Accompanied by University Archives LOA. 624

USA 1890s-1960s OLD-TYME PHOTOGRAPHS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Many hundreds of mainly B&W photographs with some tintypes (x16), approximately 100 ‘Carte de Visite’ & ‘Cabinet Cards,’ many with name of photographer & city; 1920s-60s family photos (some identified) including portraits in folios, mounted on card & loose; some travel photos and more. Family photos include Kansas newspaperman Arthur J. Carruth, Jr to the IV family photo archive (c. 1920s-60s) including some ‘press’ photos with annotations and group of 1950s Polaroids.

Lots of baby & children’s portraits & snapshots, a few animals, cars, boats & nature. Usual mixed condition, damaged to very fine.

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1910 EDWARD S. CURTIS ORIGINAL GRAVURE FROM FOLIO, ‘WISHHAM FEMALE TYPE’ ....... PH $700-900

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SONY VIDEO CAMERA & VIDEO WALKMAN, KONICA SLR CAMERA KIT & TWO OLYMPUS CAMERAS ............................................................ PH $100-200

Lot includes: (1) SONY Video Walkman model no. GV-8 with AC charger, battery & carry bag; (2) SONY Video Recorder model no. CCD-TR5 with carry bag & two batteries; (3) KONICA AUTO-REFLEX T-3 35mm SLR camera kit with Hexagon AR 35mm, 50mm & 100mm lenses and accessories in elaborate leather carry bag; (4) OLYMPUS OM-1N SLR with 50mm lens & large carry bag; (5) OLYMPUS [A]Z-300 SUPERZOOM with 38-105mm lens & case. All items USED, and in working condition.

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� GRACIELA BOULANGER 1993 ‘LE VOYAGE IMAGINAIRE’ LIMITED EDITION SIGNED PRINT ...................... PH $500-700

Bolivian artist Graciela Rodo Boulanger 1993 limited edition print #119/750 (from 1988 oil painting) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1993 UN Endangered Species I, with UN Geneva Scott #231 & Geneva FD cancel and signature in pencil, below image. Image is approximately 7½” square on 8½”x11" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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Artist Alexander Calder’s 1976 limited edition lithograph #567/1500 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 30th Anniversary with United Nations stamp Scott #272 & First Day NY cancel at lower left, plus NY FDC with block of 4. Litho 8½”x11" with UN authen­ tication on back. Very fine.

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� 1958 JEAN COCTEAU SIGNED LITHOGRAPH ‘LIONS CLUB’ ....................................................... PH $400-600

Framed lithograph by famed French novelist, playwright, filmmaker and artist Jean Cocteau, titled ‘Lions Club,’ created in 1958. Printed in color on Arches paper, with full margins measures 23"x15". Lithograph is limited edition, as noted in pencil at bottom left (43/250). Needs a little cleaning.

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� TONY BENNETT 1987 ‘PEACE’ LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ..................................... PH $300-400

World renowned singer & artist Tony Bennett’s 1987 limited edition lithograph #333/500 (from painting) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1987 UN Flag Series with title & signature in pencil and UN NY #503 with NY first day cancel below image, plus matching FDC. Litho is 7¼”x8" on 8½”x11" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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ALEXANDER CALDER 1976 WFUNA 30TH ANNIVERSARY LITHOGRAPH ............................ PH $200-300

Artist Alexander Calder’s 1976 limited edition lithograph #880/1500 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 30th Anniversary with United Nations Geneva stamp Scott #57 & First Day Geneva cancel at bottom center, plus Geneva FDC with block of 4. Litho is 8½”x11" with UN authentication on back. Very fine.

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ALEXANDER CALDER 1976 WFUNA 30TH ANNIVERSARY LITHOGRAPH ............................ PH $200-300

� TONY BENNETT 1995 ‘BROTHERHOOD’ LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ...................... PH $200-300

World renown singer & artist Tony Bennett’s 1995 limited edition lithograph #264/750 (from painting) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1995 UN 50th Anniversary with signature below image and UN NY #663 with NY FD cancel at bottom left (stamp is partially on image), plus matching cacheted envelope. Litho 10½”x8" on 12"x9" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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MARC CHAGALL 1989 ‘THE ANGEL’ LIMITED EDITION ETCHING ............................................... PH $250-350

World renowned artist Marc Chagall 1989 limited edition etching #91/1000 (from a wash drawing) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1989 UN Human Rights I, plus FDC for 1967 Memorial Window miniature sheet UN NY Scott #179. Etching is 10½”x7½” on 11"x8½” artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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� JEAN-MICHEL FOLON 1988 LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ..................................................... PH $200-300

KEITH HARING 1990 ‘FIGHT AIDS WORLDWIDE’ LITHOGRAPH ..................................................... PH $750-1000

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Artist Keith Haring limited edition lithograph #270/1000 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1990 ‘AIDS’ stamp, plus NY FDC. Litho is 8¾’x11" with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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FRIEDRICH HUNDERTWASSER 1980 ECONOMIC & SOCIAL COUNCIL LIMITED EDITION LITHO .... PH $200-300

Austrian artist Frederich Hundertwasser’s 1980 limited edition offset litho in 5 colors with metal embossing #264/1500 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1980 UN Economic & Social Council, plus FDC for UN Vienna #16. Litho is 7¾”x9" on 8½”x11" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication below image. Very fine.

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FRIEDRICH HUNDERTWASSER 1980 ECONOMIC & SOCIAL COUNCIL LIMITED EDITION LITHO .... PH $200-300

Austrian artist Frederich Hundertwasser’s (1980) limited edition offset litho in 5 colors with metal embossing #672/1500 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1980 UN Economic & Social Council, plus FDC for UN NY #341-42. Litho is 7¾”x9" on 8½”x11" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication below image.

Very fine.

� HEATHER HENSON 1991 LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ..................................................... PH $200-300

Artist Heather Henson’s 1991 limited edition lithograph #84/1000 (from illustration) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1991 UN Rights of Children with signature in pencil, plus FDC for UN Vienna #117-18.

Litho is 8½”x11" on artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

� AL HIRSCHFELD 1991 UN POSTAL ADMINISTRATION 40TH ANNIVERSARY SIGNED LITHO ................ PH $500-700

Caricaturist Al Hirschfeld’s 1991 limited edition signed lithograph #132/500 (reproduction from ‘Four Chiefs’ drawing) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1991 UN Postal Administration 40TH Anniversary with pencil signature at bottom right & United Nations Vienna stamp Scott #121 with First Day Vienna cancel at bottom left.

Plus FDC for UN NY Scott #597-98. Litho is 8½”x11", with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

Hirschfeld’s autograph is very scarce.

Celebrated European poster maker Jean-Michel Folon’s 1988 limited edition lithograph #149/500 (from watercolor) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1988 UN Flag Series with signature in pencil bottom right and UN NY #542 with NY FD cancel at bottom left (cancel is partially on image), plus matching FDC. Litho is approximately 7" square on 11½”x8" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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� SOPHIA LOREN 1982 ‘HOPE’ LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ..................................................... PH $400-600

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� SKUNDER 1977 ‘COMBAT RACISM’ LIMITED EDITION SIGNED LITHO ..................................... PH $200-300

World famous actress & artist Sophia Loren’s 1982 limited edition lithograph #326/1000 (from painting) for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1982 UN Flag Series III, with signature at bottom and UN NY #381 with NY FD cancel at right, plus matching FDC with facsimile Loren signature. Litho is 8½”x11" artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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� PETER MAX 1992 EARTH SUMMIT SIGNED LITHOGRAPH ....................................................... PH $400-600

Ethiopian artist Skunder (aka Alexander Boghossian) 1977 signed limited edition litho #217/1000 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1977 UN Fight against racial discrimination with UN Geneva Scott #69 with FD Geneva cancel at bottom right (stamp is on image) & FDC for 1977 UN NY Scott #287-88. Image is 8½”x6½” on 11"x8½” artist stock paper, with UN authentication on back. Very fine.

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� 1987-95 LIMITED EDITION SIGNED WFUNA LITHOS BY FOUR ENTERTAINERS ................... PH $400-600

Artist Peter Max’s 1992 limited edition signed lithograph #466/750 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1992 Earth Summit with signature & United Nations stamp Scott #606 with First Day NY cancel below image. Image is 8½”x9" on 9"x11½” artist stock paper, with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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JOAN MIRO 1980 PEACE-KEEPING LIMITED EDITION LITHO .................................................... PH $250-350

Spanish artist Joan Miro’s 1980 limited edition lithograph #761/1500 for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) 1980 UN Peace-keeping Operations with United Nations Geneva stamp Scott #92 with First Day Vienna cancel at bottom left. Plus FDC for UN NY Scott #320-321. Litho is 8½”x11" with UN embossed seal & authentication on back. Very fine.

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Attractive group of 4 different limited edition signed lithos produced for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA). Includes: (1) Tony Bennett’s ‘Peace’ (#65/500) for 1987 UN Flag Series with title & signature in pencil and UN NY #505 with NY FD cancel below image, plus matching FDC (slight spotting below image); (2) Tony Curtis’ ‘Forest Gardens’ (#149/750) for 1988 UN Survival of the Forests with signature & UN Vienna #80 & Vienna FD cancel at bottom, plus matching FDC; (3) Anthony Quinn’s untitled litho (#150/750) for 1988 UN 40th Anniversary with UN Vienna #86 & Vienna FD cancel at bottom left, plus matching FDC with NY, Geneva & Vienna cancels; and (4) Sylvester Stallone’s ‘Joan’s Life’ (#172/750) for 1995 UN International Youth Year with bold signature and UN NY #661 with NY FD cancel at left of image, plus matching cachet envelope. Each print with United Nations authentication on back. Except noted, fine to very fine.

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Fabulous archival grouping of more than 90 items from files of Hedda Hopper regarding Elizabeth Taylor. Includes selection of Taylor signed items, all to Hopper featuring undated Christmas card with handwritten text by Taylor concerning her new pet chipmunk ‘Nibbles,’ with full signature by Taylor, 1946 ‘Courage of Lassie’ Christmas & New Year’s card with stylized greetings and signature by Ms Taylor, 1948 ALS signed ‘Elizabeth’ with original mailing envelope, 1950 ALS signed ‘Elizabeth T’ with original mailing envelope bearing full signature on reverse (roughly opened affecting signature), cute 1954 Easter card signed ‘Elizabeth’ to which she adds ‘& Mike (Wilding)’ and 1955 thank you card signed ‘Elizabeth.’ Also includes typed transcripts of interviews of Ms Taylor by Hopper, typed transcripts of Hopper articles about Taylor, some with handwritten edits and correspondence from art dealer and Ms Taylor’s father, Francis, as well as one ALS from Sara, Ms. Taylor’s mother to Hedda Hopper. In addition, there is good amount of collateral material with dated news clippings including articles by both Hedda Hopper and others. Much information here including about Ms Taylor’s early loves such as Glenn Davis and Bill Pawley, Jr. Fascinating offering with much original material that cannot be matched.

� 1970s-90s LIMITED EDITION WFUNA ART PRINTS COLLECTION ......................................... PH $600-800

Attractive selection of 113 numbered (many signed) limited edition Art Prints produced for the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA). Many well known worldwide artists & personalities represented including: Shao Kuang, Vasarely, Janota-Bzowski, Fasanella, Hirschfeld, Vanderbilt, Xing Fei, Hutter, Erni, Hamann, Hoveyda, Cousteau and many others. Great variety with some duplication. Each litho has appropriate United Nations issued stamp with FDC cancel & either matching cacheted envelope or FDC. All prints have UN authentication on back. Overall fine to very fine.

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� 1920s-50s FRAMED AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS W/ JOAN CRAWFORD ......................................... PH $500-700

Group of 8 framed photographs of vintage Hollywood stars, all B&W and autographed by each. Key item is wonderful 8"x11" of Joan Crawford, signed with inscription ‘To Bruce Gould from...’ in black ink, very bold. Other framed items include: Ginger Rogers, signature on color print coupled with vintage B&W photo, both matted and framed into 1 large piece (24"x18"); John Garfield, signed sepia-toned sketch, inscribed ‘To Windy / Thanks Always / your friend / John Garfield / 1942’ (total size 18"x24"); framed coupling of 2 signed photographs, one of Mary Pickford, the other of her husband, Jazz musician/actor, Buddy Rogers (total size 14"x22"); another with Pickford and Rogers, this time older and in the same large picture, both signed (size 14"x20"); signed and framed 8"x11" photo from silent-era actress Pauline Frederick; couple others as well. Framed items will be shipped without glass, or you can pick up intact at our St. Louis Gallery.

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� 1920s RUDOLPH VALENTINO PHOTO WITH CLARA BOW INSCRIPTION ................................ PH $400-600

Sepia-tone gelatin print (10½”x13½”), portrait of Rudolph Valentino in tweed three-piece suit, stamped ‘Harold Dean Carsey’ on verso, with handwritten inscription by Clara Bow at center, “Rudolph in his greatest role being his own charming self.

I bow my head in tribute.” Bow believed Valentino to be the greatest actor ever. This photo enjoyed place of honor in her Beverly Hills home. Light wear to surface of image, otherwise fine. Ex-Clara Bow Estate sale. ALSO includes three 1920s hardbound books concerning Valentino with one by him containing his poems.

� 1960s ELVIS PRESLEY SIGNED & UNSIGNED PAPER EPHEMERA ......................................... PH $2000-3000

Large box containing hundreds of photos pictures, clippings & other paper items relating to entertainment career of The King. We note 3 autographed items including 8½”x17" die cut original 1969 menu from the Internationale Showroom signed

by Elvis and others (including V.E. Presley - some faults), Dee Presley, Joe Esposito, Estelle (of Sweet Inspirations), more.

Also small color 3½”x5" color glossy signed: ‘To Jackie Best Wishes Elvis Presley,’ about 7½”x10½”, a copy of the 5¼”x7½” complete issue No. 11 of ‘Strictly Elvis’ signed on the cover in black ballpoint by both Elvis and Priscilla Presley. Great lot worth very close scrutiny, several excellent pictures in addition to signed items with rare negatives. Mixed condition, but a great original hoard.

651 D/� 1960s-80s LEE GRANT ARCHIVE OF LETTERS, DOCUMENTS & MORE ............................................... $200-300

Binder with more than 30 items, includes signed check, letters & telegrams, documents and more. Lee Grant (b. Oct 31, 1925) is an American stage, film and television actress and film director. She was blacklisted for 12 years from film work beginning in the mid-1950s, but worked in theatre and eventually won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress as Felicia Karpf in ‘Shampoo’ (1975). Highlights include: 1982 ‘FIRST DRAFT TREATMENT’ of ‘CRIMES OF PASSION,’ a documentary for HBO directed by Grant; congratulatory telegrams for her Oscar; 1968 SAG Residual payment receipts (x2 $14.72 each) for ‘PEYTON PLACE’; 1970 lease agreement; letters from Margaret Novak, Aya Tarlow, Jane Lazarre, Lisa-Raquel Klein, Sylvie Drake & others. Interesting glimpse into Grant’s activities. List of items included. Fine to very fine.

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� 1953 LUCILLE BALL ARNAZ SIGNED CHECKS (x3) ........................................................................ PH $500-750

Attractive group of 3 separate checks, each signed in blue ballpoint pen by Lucille Ball Arnaz, countersigned in black by Andrew G. Hickox, secretary treasurer of DesiLu studio. Two are made out to Lucille Ball Arnaz. Two of the 3 checks also are countersigned on reverse by Arnaz. Very fine.

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� 1946 ERROL FLYNN SIGNED CHECK ................ PH $300-400

Check on Errol Flynn account signed to florist in Los Angeles, countersigned by A.R. Blum, his business manager. Nearly invisible light vertical crease at left & center, far from signature, otherwise very fine.

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� 1940s-50s HEDDA HOPPER’S ‘ELIZABETH TAYLOR’ ARCHIVE .......................................... PH $3500-5000

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� c.1960s JACK BENNY, ROY ROGERS, DALE EVANS, HUGH O’BRIAN AUTOGRAPHS ............ PH $100-200

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� 1963 JUDY GARLAND SIGNED LETTER TO IRS ..................................................................... PH $1000-1500

Grouping of 4 television star autographs including Jack Benny on toned 3"x5" lined index card, Hugh O’Brian also on 3"x5" card and Roy Rogers & Dale Evans on Kennedy Space Center 5"x8" fold-open pamphlet(fair condition).

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TLS (typed letter signed) by Hollywood legend, singer and actress, Judy Garland. Measuring 8"x10", letter signed by both Garland and then-husband Sidney Luft. Dated June 10, 1963, addressed to U.S. Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, requesting extension for 1962 taxes. Letter explains they needed the extra time due to recent hiring of new business manager and accountant. Both Garland and Luft signed boldly in blue ballpoint at bottom right. Letter exhibits light wrinkling and mailing folds, along with file punch holes, staple punctures and some minor tears along borders. Signatures Very Fine.

Carries Signature House COA.

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� 1964 JUDY GARLAND SIGNED CHECK ............ PH $400-600

Eleven (11) items, mostly framed sheet music or lobby cards, each autographed by subject. Eclectic mix, including: sheet music of ‘God Bless America,’ (Kate Smith), with an original test pressing of album (total dimensions 19"x36"); sheet music from musical ‘Flirtation Walk,’ with signed photos of Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler and Pat O’Brien (22"x24"); signed, inscribed letter from Charles Starrett, from ‘Durango’ series of 1940s and ’50s, with ALS from Starrett (20"x22"); sheet music of theme from ‘A Most Immoral Lady,’ with signed photo of Leatrice Joy (15"x20"); lobby card from 1969 film ‘Some Kind of a Nut,’ (Angie Dickinson, 14"x18"); lobby card from 1959 film ‘Bobbikins,’ (Shirley Jones, 14"x18"); 1964 TLS from Eddie Cantor, with sheet music from film, ‘Strike Me Pink’ (15"x19"); small 6"x8" photo of Jimmy Stewart, signed as ‘James Stewart,’ with sheet music from ‘Tuxedo Junction’ (16"x20"); 7"x9" photo of Jimmy Dorsey, with sheet music (17"x22"); lobby card from 1951 film ‘Ma and Pa Kettle Back on the Farm,’ with autographed items from Marjorie Main (‘Ma’) and Percy Kilbride (‘Pa’)(17"x20"); finally, signed, inscribed piece of written music from conductor James Van Heusen for song ‘Imagination’ (12"x21").

Check from Kingsrow Ent Inc signed in blue ball-point by actress/entertainer Judy Garland to famed jazz drummer Kali Madi, endorsed by Madi on reverse. Very fine.

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� 1967 PETER LAWFORD SIGNED PHOTO & COVER .................................................................. PH $300-400

Two Peter Lawford autographed items: (1) B&W photo (approximately 5"x7") and (2) 1967 JFK 13¢ FDC. Lawford was JFK’s brother-in-law and a member of original ‘Rat Pack.’

Both very fine.

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� 1970 JACK HALEY SIGNED CHECKS (X3) ....... PH $300-400

Lot of 3 separate checks signed in black ballpoint by ‘song and dance man’ Jack Haley, Tin Man in the ‘Wizard of Oz’ movie. Very fine.

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� c.1980s AVA GARDNER SIGNED PHOTO .......... PH $100-150

B&W Photo (10"x8") of great silver screen beauty, Ava Gardner, depicted with her dog. Inscribed and signed in gold Sharpie, she also signs on behalf of her dog, Morgan. Humphrey Bogart said that Ava Gardner had the most perfect female body he had ever seen.

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� 1921-95 CHECKS SIGNED BY ICONIC HOLLYWOOD ACTORS ....................................... PH $400-600

Four separate checks, signed by Ben Turpin (1921), Lucille Ball Arnaz (1952), Ava Gardner (1979) and George Clooney (1995). Fine to very fine.

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1940s-50s LOBBY CARDS & OTHER MOVIE PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL ................................ PH $150-250

Seldom offered lot of motion picture promotional material, mainly from Astor Pictures Corp., New York Distributor from 1930S through early 1960s. Includes lobby cards for ‘Black Tide,’ starring John Ireland (x2), ‘Hour of Decision’ with Jeff Morrow (x8), ‘Killer Bait’ with Lizabeth Scott, ‘Roadhouse Girl’ (Sandra Dorne), ‘The Fabulous Joe (Walter Abel & Margot Grahame) (x8), ‘Delightfully Dangerous’ (Jane Powell & Ralph Bellamy) (x8), 11"x17" 4-page press releases for ‘Lady of Burlesque’ (Barbara Stanwyck), ‘The Strange Wopman & Sins of Madeline’ (Hedy Lamarr) and ‘Boys Prison’ with William Bendix. Also includes 3 B&W (8"x10") stills of Russian Actors Janna Prokhorenko & Vladimir Ivashov promoting ‘Ballad of a Soldier.’ Most lobby cards in very fine condition, some plus the advertising pieces have edge & corner problems. Nothing terrible.

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� 1940-80 HOLLYWOOD & ENTERTAINER AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS (130+) ................... PH $1000-1500

Large group of 130 signed, mostly color 8"x10" photos of Hollywood stars and entertainers. Too many to list, but includes Charlton Heston (x6), Lauren Bacall (x15), Larry Hagman, Alec Guinness, Robert De Niro, Jimmy Stewart, Alice Faye, more. Also includes 7 smaller signed items, including Bob Hope. Most in excellent condition, many with original COAs.

� 1990 ‘GODFATHER PART III’ AUTOGRAPHED LASERDISC COVER ............................................ PH $250-350

Dust jacket for Laserdisc of 1990 feature film ‘The Godfather Part III,’ autographed by several members of cast. Disc unfortunately is missing. However, cover itself sports auto­ graphs from Al Pacino, Joe Mantegna, Talia Shire, Sophia Coppola, Eli Wallach and 4 other illegible autographs (one may be Diane Keaton, but we are not certain). Prospective bidder should view before bidding. All autographs in blue sharpie.

Cover shows some wear along top and bottom. Cool collectible of the final chapter of ‘Godfather’ saga.

� 1920s-50s AUTOGRAPHED VINTAGE PHOTO GROUP W/ BING CROSBY .................................. PH $500-700

Selection of vintage autographed photographs of Golden Age Hollywood actors and actresses. Highlight is framed sepia-toned photograph Bing Crosby, with inscription ‘To Clark Darling Jr., Sincere Good Wishes,’ with the year date ‘34’ under his signature. Another highlight is photograph of Douglas Fairbanks, framed, along with cut signature from 1925. Other items include: vintage 8x10 photo of Ann Southern, inscribed ‘To Bill Bernelle, Sincerely’; vintage 5"x7" photo of Gene Tierney; vintage 8"x10" photo of Pearl Bailey, inscribed ‘To Larry / Love and Always Stay Happy, Pearl’; vintage movie card from the film ‘Dimples,’ signed by Shirley Temple Black, inscribed ‘To Julie Hallock / Best Wishes,’ dated 1995. Other signed photos of minor actors and actresses included as well.

Great group of signed vintage photos!

� 1990s SEINFELD CAST SIGNED PHOTO PLUS LARRY DAVID ....................................................... PH $400-600

Somewhat unusual find, excellent autographed photo by cast of the TV show ‘Seinfeld,’ also signed by series co-creator Larry David. Along with David (silver sharpie), other signers are Jerry Seinfeld (blue sharpie), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (blue sharpie), Jason Alexander (silver sharpie) and Michael Richards (blue sharpie). Outstanding signed cast photo from one of the greatest television programs. Very Fine.

� 1920s-60s AUTOGRAPHED SHEET MUSIC & LOBBY CARDS .................................................... PH $600-800

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665�/� 1941 ACTOR SIGNATURES ON COVERS (x3) .... PH $300-400

More than 75 autographed Hollywood and Entertainment, mostly photos. Lot features following stars’ signatures on photos unless otherwise noted: Paul Newman, Sammy Davis Jr. (framed), Milton Berle, Lyn Redgrave (playbill), Brigitte Nielsen (Playboy), Mister Rogers, Jerry Stiller, Bob Hope AND George Burns on same photo, Don Knotts AND Tim Conway on same photo, cast of the show ‘Frasier,’ Phyllis Diller, Chuck Norris, Meredith Baxter (signed drawing of herself!), Gloria Estefan, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Bill Withers (CD), Dom Deluise (x2), Jacqueline Bisset, Dustin Hoffman, Art Carney, Anthony Quinn, William Shatner, Dixie Carter, Neil Simon, Rita Moreno, Patti Page, Wilford Brimley and many many more.

Three covers addressed to famous actors at their studios, each with ink autograph on face. Includes Errol Flynn (requester from Canada), James Cagney (signed “Jim”) and George Brett.

Each cover with small tape stain at top from storage, does not affect signatures.

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1940s-70s 31 LOBBY CARDS, MOVIE ADS & PHOTOS ................................................................ PH $100-200

Group of 31 different 8"x10" movie lobby cards, photos and movie advertisements. Some films & stars noted: John Wayne & Lauren Bacall in “Blood Alley,” “The Choirboys,” Paulette Goddard, Ginger Rogers in “Roxie Hart,” William Holden in “Toward the Unknown,” “The Relic,” Quaid & Tucci in “Undercover Blues,” Malkovich in “The Portrait of a Lady,” and an action shot of “Airport ’77.” Most in very fine condition, mixture of color & B&W.

� 1960s AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES COLLECTION .... $400-600

Collection of more than 50 signed, many inscribed, color or B&W pictures, plus a few magazine covers & cuts, of actors/ actresses, singers, musicians, sport figures and others. A few highlights include: Claudette Colbert 8"x10" color; George Burns 8"x10" B&W; Charlton Heston (x2) 3½”x5" & 5"x7" color; Ann-Margret 8"x10" color; Fred MacMurray 5"x7" B&W;Al Hirt (x2) 8"x10" with one matted & mounted; Barbara Standwyck 8"x10" B&W matted; Pete Fountain 8"x10" matted & mounted; and others including Perry Como, Andy Williams, Dennis Leary, Dionne Warwick, Phyllis Diller, Robert McNamara, Henry Kissinger (cut displayed with wife’s magazine article), Jason Terry, Spud Webb, Bob Feller (x2) and more. Also: Frank Sinatra 8"x10" B&W (secretarial). Some photos/cuts matted and/or mounted. Signatures may include printed, secretarial & other, no COAs – sold ‘raw’ or ‘as is.’ Condition varies from few damaged to very fine. Overall fine and better.

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� FRAMED SIGNED HOLLYWOOD PHOTOS & OTHER ITEMS ...................................................... PH $300-400

Selection of 9 items with 7 framed autographed photos, most 8"x10", plus 1 loose. Includes: (1) John Green, composer, sepia toned, inscribed; (2) Bruce Cabot, actor, sepia toned, inscribed; (3) two B&W ‘I Dream of Jeannie’ photos mounted in same frame, 1 inscribed by Barbara Eden, other signed, Larry Hagman; (4) George Takei, actor, B&W inscribed; (5) Rex Harrison, actor, B&W (4½”x6"), signed; (6) Richard Gere, actor, color, signed; (7) Walter Pidgeon, actor, B&W 9¼”x12" unframed, inscribed. ALSO: (8) Jack Haley signed check, framed with color image of Tin Man; (9) 1959 hardbound (cover damage & page missing) ‘The Samuel Goldwyn Motion Picture Production of PORGY and BESS,’ with signatures of Sammy Davis Jr., Red Buttons, Brock Peters and 1 other.

Overall fine to very fine (frames with glass will be removed if shipped, OR may be picked up intact at our St. Louis gallery).

(Sanders Guide #est $950) 670

� 1990s-2000s MOSTLY SIGNED PUBLICITY PHOTOS (x72) ............................................................ $150-250

Group of 72 autographs, mostly on publicity photos, from mostly 2nd or 3rd tier ‘celebrities’ from the world of college sports, TV, pop culture and entertainment. Includes: Alan Dershowitz, Noam Chomsky, several college football coaches, including Mizzou’s Gary Pinkel, a few foreign female politicians, more. A couple are printed autographs (Cheney, Dole) but most inscribed in various marker colors. Very fine.

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� WESTERN HISTORY 1939 PAWNEE BILL AUTOGRAPHED COWHIDE AWARD TO PHYLIS ISLEY (JENNIFER JONES) ............... PH $1500-2000

Truly one-of-a-kind bit of Western and Hollywood memorabilia, presented July 12, 1939, to Oklahoma native Phylis Isley, better known as Oscar-winner Jennifer Jones (1919-2009). Award, inducting her into the Pawnee Indian Tribe as ‘Red Star,’ is 27"x38" irregular cowhide hanging, with intricate woodburning ornamentation and inscription. Ironically, Award was presented for ‘distinguished accomplishments in the enter­ tainment world,’ yet at that time she had completed only one film (‘New Frontier,’ 1939), and was working on completing a second (‘Dick Tracy’s G-Men,’ 1939). More notably, the hide is autographed by ‘Pawnee Bill’ (Gordon Lillie), as ‘White Chief of the Pawnee,’ as well as an Otoe chief, Chief Henry Good Fox, Chief Frank Young Eagle and Walter Keyes, a Pawnee councilman. Isley (Jones) went on to star in 20 films, winning an Oscar for her role in ‘The Song of Bernadette’ (1943). Pawnee Bill was noted for his longtime career as a showman and his autograph is scarce. Piece was hung for many years in Isley’s father’s office in Dallas, Texas (he was involved with entertainment field as well). Cowhide still supple, with minimal wear near edges and one arrow stapled into place.

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D 1924 GOLDWYN PURCHASE CHECK THAT CREATED MGM ............................................... PH $2000-3000

Check for $10,000 from Metro Pictures to Louis B. Mayer, dated May 28, 1924, allowed Metro to purchase controlling interest in the company. Check is one of only 5 checks known from the transaction. In very fine condition with minor wear, mild discoloration and usual bank cancellation marks. Also included is document written on Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures letterhead, signed by Louis B. Mayer, dated June 14, 1950. It is addressed to Nicholas Schenck and regards ‘Busby Berkeley - Bonus.’ It reads in part: ‘...Mr. Thau verbally agreed to pay him a bonus of $2,500.00...Mr. Berkeley completed all of his services in the picture...and became entitled to the bonus, payment of which is covered by Agreement dated June 7, 1950.’

Signed by Marvin Schenck, Vice President, L.B. Mayer, Benjamin Thau and L.K. Sidney. Document is fine, with two-hole punch at top of page, which was then pulled out and small additional tears in logo. (University Archives LOA).

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1930s-70s LEGENDARY BROWN DERBY WALL HANGING REPRODUCTIONS ................................ $1000-1500

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Close to 90 sketches, photos and other similar types of items that adorned the wall of famous Hollywood restaurant BROWN DERBY that ended its spectacular run in 1985. Although none of these are original artwork or autographs, they are fine reproductions authorized by The Brown Derby. One finds actors, with many academy award winners, political figures including President Franklin D Roosevelt, celebrities and others. Size varies from roughly 7½”x9½” to 13½”x12½”.

Diners reveled in going from room to room in the Derby looking at all the photos & sketches of famous people who had eaten there. With the closing of both the Brown Derby (1929-85) & Chasons (1936-95), only Musso & Frank (established 1919) stands as an icon of the old Hollywood restaurants. True slice of entertainment history as well as Americana. Would make fantastic decoration for diner, movie house or den, or even for breaking down for resale. Overall fine, some light water or corner damage to some. Very much worth a look.

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1946 THE YEARLING: NEWCOMBE MATTE PAINTING MEMORABILIA & FRAMED PAINTING ........... PH $1000-1500

Unusual ‘matte painting’ and memorabilia from 1946 motion picture ‘The Yearling,’ revealing how landscape scene can be created. Matte painting is representation of a landscape, set or distant location allowing filmmakers to create illusion of an environment otherwise too expensive or impossible to build or visit. Lot includes: 5 color film frames (4 in 2"x2" glass & plastic viewers & one loose) & 5 B&W photos (two 7"x5" & three 9"x7") made from them, PLUS large framed painting with similar ‘skyscape’ image (approximately 27"x21" with frame 34"x28") by Warren Newcombe, well-known matte painter & special effects creator for many motion pictures, including ‘Singing in the Rain,’ ‘Green Dolphin Street,’ ‘Wizard of Oz’ and many others. Skyscape matte is stained. Some minor damage to film viewers & photos, overall fine & better.

Interesting stuff. (Glass from frame will be removed if shipped, may be picked up at St. Louis gallery intact)

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1950s GLORIA SWANSON REVILLON BLACK FOX FUR CAPE .................................. PH $3000-4000

Luxurious black fox cape owned and worn by GLORIA SWANSON. The fully lined street-length cape has concealed hook and Revillon & Saks-Fifth Avenue labels. Purchased from William Doyle Galleries 1983 Swanson Estate sale. Copy of sale invoice included. Very fine.

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� 1946 WOODY GUTHRIE SIGNED LETTER .... PH $3000-4000

‘Woody’ Guthrie (1912-67), 1946 typed signed letter 1p, 8"x10½” lined notebook paper previously used for doodling, signed at bottom with toned transparent adhesive tape repairing tear through signature. Letter addressed to ‘Asch Studios/Disc and Union Records,/Piles of Other stuff;’ begins: ‘Dear folks: The Daily Worker is using artists from Peoples Songs in a Hoot to raise money on the 29th of June, this month. Six artists will perform. Cisco Houston, Charlotte Anthony, Sis Cunningham, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, plus a speaker.’ Guthrie suggests ‘You ought to get your table of display set up there...This is a strongly progressive district...always voting for Caccione and you can expect to be nicely received.’ Great content. Tears, wrinkles & folds at bottom not affecting content.

Fine. (University Archives LOA).

1960s HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA: THREE FRAMED PICTURES .............................. PH $400-600

Three framed Hollywood pictures: (1) Framed painting (without glass) of ‘street scene,’ on illustration board, for 1965 B&W motion picture ‘MORITURI,’ (Marlon Brando & Yul Brenner). Movie won Oscar for Best Black & White Cinema­ tography. Painting 38"x17", with frame 42"x24". Originally purchased from 1971 20th Century FOX memorabilia sale.

Sale notice with embossed seal & separate lot description pasted on back. (2) Large photograph of ‘Crosby Rose’ matted and in heavy elaborate gilt frame (photo 19½”x26", with frame 34½”x42") also in same frame a 2½” square inset with printed portrait of Bing Crosby, from Crosby Estate. (3) Framed painting by Roberto Canaro, reminiscent of scene from ‘CASABLANCA’ with Bogart & Bergman at airport (33"x45").

Fine to very fine. (Glass will be removed from frames if shipped, may be picked up intact at St. Louis gallery).

678

� 1950s ‘FATS’ DOMINO SIGNED PHOTOS .......... PH $300-400

Group of ten 8"x10" B&W photos signed in blue sharpie by legendary musician Fats Domino. All same photo. Majority in excellent condition.

679

� 1980s YOKO ONO SIGNED PHOTO ................... PH $150-250

Color glossy photo (8"x10") signed boldly by Yoko Ono in black felt tip ink.

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� 1980s ROBERT & RICHARD SHERMAN SIGNED MARY POPPINS SHEET MUSIC ......................... PH $100-150

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‘Chim Chim Cher-ee’ sheet music (8½”x11") from ‘Mary Poppins,’ signed by composers Robert & Richard Sherman in different colored inks at top of sheet. Good condition, correction fluid affects Sherman’s signature.

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� 2000s PETE BEST, BEATLES DRUMMER, SIGNATURE .......................................................... PH $100-150

AWA R D S 1963 BING CROSBY FRAMED GOLD RECORD ............................................................................... PH $400-600

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Commemorative Gold record issued to Bing Crosby for sale of millionth copy of ‘The Unique Record In Aid of the World’s Refugees,’ in April 1963. Plaque at bottom reads: ‘All Star Festival / This golden record is presented to / BING CROSBY / On occasion of the sale of the millionth copy. / April 1963.’

On back is a note ‘To Gina / Best Wishes’ signed by Crosby’s second wife, Kathryn Crosby, in pencil. Overall presentation measures 15"x17", and is in pretty decent condition, but frame is tarnished.

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1974 LOGGINS & MESSINA GOLD RECORD FRAMED ............................................................... PH $400-600

RIAA-certified Gold Record (issued for 1 million long-playing album sales) awarded for 1970s-era duo Loggins & Messina for 1974’s ‘Mother Lode’ album. Record awarded to Columbia Records executive Jon Clarke. Record framed with overall dimensions of 17"x20". Frame has seen some wear, but award itself is intact.

Color litho (4"x6") of cover of Pete Best book (with Patrick Doncaster), ‘Beatle! The Pete Best Story,’ signed in black Sharpie by Best. Best was Beatles drummer before Ringo Starr.

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1973 AEROSMITH DEBUT ALBUM RIAA CERTIFIED GOLD RECORD ............................... PH $500-700

Gold Album presented to Columbia Records by RIAA, com­ memorating sale of 500,000 copies of Aerosmith’s self-titled 1973 record album. ‘Floater’ style award, with record label slightly faded, two nail holes in frame at sides. Piece measures 17"x21". Along with holes wooden frame has seen some wear, but overall piece intact and impressive. RIAA plaque has come loose & now floats - easily repairable.

� 2000s PETE BEST, BEATLES DRUMMER, SIGNED LITHO ..................................................... PH $150-250

B&W litho (10"x7") of Pete Best with other musicians, possibly including some of his own band members, signed by Pete Best in black Sharpie. Best was Beatles drummer before Ringo Starr.

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1988 PRINCE ‘LOVESEXY’ GOLD RECORD AWARD ................................................................. PH $500-700

RIAA certified Gold Record to commemorate sale of 500,000 copies of 1988 Prince album, ‘Lovesexy.’Award presented to Prince, since he was owner of Paisley Park Records. Framed presentation contains Gold record, along with gold colored cassette. Overall piece measures 21"x16". Frame has minor wear & slightly damaged, but otherwise intact.

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1990 BILLY IDOL ‘CHARMED LIFE’ PLATINUM ALBUM AWARD .................................................... PH $400-600

Large group of autographed record albums, CDs and other media (1970s-90s), with heaviest weight during 1980s. Lot features 24 signed albums, 6 signed CDs and an additional 9 miscellaneous items. Of the miscellaneous items, most significant is small 12"x12" poster of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, featuring silver sharpie autograph of ‘The Boss,’ as well as veteran members Clarence Clemons, Max Weinberg and Steven Van Zandt. Autographed albums include: Blondie ‘Autoamerican’ (Debbie Harry), Duran Duran ‘Seven and the Ragged Tiger,’ Bob Seger ‘Like a Rock’ (Seger & three others), Def Leppard ‘Pyromania’ (4 of 5), Sting ‘Dream of the Blue Turtles,’ B-52s ‘Bouncing off the Satellites,’The Cars ‘Shake It Up’ (all but Ben Orr), Emmylou Harris ‘Luxury Liner,’ John Denver ‘Windsong,’ The Supremes ‘The Crop’ (Diana Ross & Mary Wilson), Earth Wind & Fire ‘Raise!,’ Dave Brubeck ‘Live In Concert,’ Mickey Rooney ‘Merry Merry Micklemas,’ Lena Horne ‘The Lady and Her Music,’ Luciano Pavarotti ‘Volare,’ Heart ‘Passion Works’ (Ann & Nancy Wilson), Bill Cosby ‘When I Was a Kid,’ soundtrack for ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ signed by Dan Aykroyd & Morgan Freeman, soundtrack for ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ (Richard Gere and others). Other items autographed by musicians include: Gladys Knight (cassette), Kate Bush (CD single), Dwight Yoakam (CD), Annie Lennox (CD), Lee Greenwood (CD), Herb Alpert (photo), Carnie Wilson (magazine), Bob Geldof (photo), Johnny Mathis (photo) and two more signed photos of Pavarotti, plus several more. More than 60 autographs!

RIAA certified Platinum Record commemorating sale of 1 millionth copy of Billy Idol’s 1990 album, ‘Charmed Life.’

Award presented to Marty Wall of Chrysalis Records and includes platinum album, cassette and CD. Overall framed piece measures 17"x21". Excellent condition.

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� 1970s-90s AUTOGRAPHED ALBUM & CD EXTRAVAGANZA ............................................... PH $900-1200

1960s-90s ROCK MEMORABILIA GROUP INCLUDING WOODSTOCK ......................................... $700-900

Interesting group, starts with few Woodstock items, including 18"x24" poster (likely repro) and framed, matted 3-day ticket (w/authentication) and color photo of site (taken before or after festival). Then, a few large wall hangings, each approximately 18"x24", including framed Gold Record presented to Andrew Wickham for his work with Emmylou Harris’ 1979 album, ‘Blue Kentucky Girl’; Platinum Record presentation of Midnight Oil’s ‘Diesel and Dust’ (1979); framed triptych with one item signed by band members. Finally, 2 signed items: 10" drum head signed by Ron ‘Bumblefoot’Thal of Guns N’ Roses, and a Lyon guitar signed by Brian Bell of Weezer (w/ authentication). Framed items will be shipped without glass, or you can pick up intact at our St. Louis Gallery.

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� 1960s-80s AUTOGRAPHED ‘ROCK’ RECORD ALBUMS EXTRAVAGANZA (x22) ................... PH $1500-2000

Enticing selection of 22 autographed album covers from Classic Rock era of 1960s-80s. All but one contain record except cover for 1973 album ‘Band on the Run’ by Wings, signed by Sir Paul McCartney. Remainder reads like Rock album guide: Fleetwood Mac ‘Rumours’ (Mick Fleetwood, John McVie and Lindsey Buckingham); Elton John, signing Greatest Hits album; The Who ‘It’s Hard,’ (Pete Townshend and then-drummer Kenney Jones); TWO Black Sabbath albums, ‘Paranoid’ and ‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath,’ each signed by Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler; Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s ‘Trilogy’ album, signed by all three; Loggins & Messina ‘Finale,’ signed by both; Creedence Clearwater Revival’s ‘More Creedence Gold’ (John Fogerty, Stu Cook and Doug Clifford); ‘Footloose and Fancy Free’ (Rod Stewart); Jethro Tull’s ‘Heavy Horses’ (Ian Anderson); ‘Seconds Out’ by Genesis, (Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks); Grand Funk Railroad’s second album ‘Grand Funk,’ signed by all three; plus 2 albums signed by members of Jefferson Starship (without Grace Slick), and albums signed by members of the Guess Who, Vanilla Fudge, The Loving Spoonful, Chicago and more.

Many albums include photographs of signers autographing albums in question. Outstanding lot, 22 albums in all, with great photographic provenance.

� 1980s ALEX & EDDIE VAN HALEN AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR ................................ PH $2000-3000

A near-Mint Fender Stratocaster guitar, autographed by brothers Eddie and Alex Van Halen, core members of legendary Hard Rock band Van Halen. Guitar signed on pink guard by Eddie in gold sharpie and Alex in purple sharpie. The Stratocaster’s serial number is MN3 110004. Fans of the band know that Alex was originally guitarist and Eddie the drummer.

After one too many times of Alex playing on Eddie’s drums, the latter reportedly said ‘Ok, I’ll go play your guitar’ and the rest is history. Very Fine.

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� 2000s ‘BOOKER T & THE MGS’ AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR ................................................................. PH $400-600

Mint condition Sunburst New York Pro Telecaster, autographed by 4 members of instrumental soul band ‘Booker T & the MGs.’ Best known for the now-50 year old classic ‘Green Onions,’ Booker T & the MGs were highly influential in shaping the sound of Memphis and Southern soul, as well as providing backing bands for various performers over the last 5 decades.

Three of the original 4 members of this seminal group signed this guitar, including Booker T. Jones, Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn and Steve Cropper; touring drummer Willie Hall also signed.

All 4 have signed in bold black sharpie. Very Fine.

HISTORICAL – AMERICAN – ADVERTISING 694

D ST. LOUIS 1888 FIREWORKS SHOW ‘LAST DAYS OF POMPEII’ ADVERTISING CARD .................... PH $400-600

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D 1893-1915 CHICAGO COLUMBIAN & OTHER EXPO TICKETS ............................................................... PH $600-800

Interesting exposition tickets accumulation. Mostly 1893 Chicago World’s Columbian with 30 general admission tickets including one set of 6 designs w/security punch, one sound set and a bunch of dupes, 2 Children’s Day tickets, 2 Manhattan Day (both with ticket and stub), and a Chicago Day (w/stub), plus 2 ticket envelopes (one Caxton, one Tarbel), a Koehler postcard, a 1901 Pan-American Buffalo Day ticket, a 1904 St. Louis Louisiana Purchase ‘Workman’s Weekly Pass,’ a 1915 Panama-Pacific San Francisco Day ticket, and a few other items. Very fine material.

Special multicolored advertising card promoting British fireworks entrepreneur James Pain’s highly popular Pompeian pyrodrama titled ‘Pain’s Last Days of Pompeii,’ which originated in England and later toured throughout the United States and Australia. The performances strung together athletic, musical and dance elements over a simple Vesuvian narrative familiar to all audiences. This production was presented regularly at Coney Island in New York from 1879-1914. Pain required a sizable down payment to bring the spectacle to a city, usually for a two week run. Civic authorities had to build a multi-acre venue with a large body of water, a long platform, and seating for approximately 10,000 viewers. Efficient public transportation was also critical. The actors, however, were secondary, and local performers trained by Pain’s staff played most roles. This particular card shows vivid waterfront conflagration. Show was to be held July 14, 1888, at the Fireworks Amphitheatre, ‘Union Ave. and Narrow Gauge R.R.’ First of these cards we’ve seen! Fine, with only minor chipping and corner rounding.

All Major Credit Cards Accepted at No Additional Cost

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D ST. LOUIS c.1890 STAR BRAND PLUG TOBACCO ADVERTISING CARD ....................... PH $200-300

D ST. LOUIS 1890-1912 THREE ADVERTISING CARDS .................................................................. PH $150-250

Interesting group of 3 advertising cards; two multicolored litho Trade cards and one Agent card. Trade cards both c.1890 multicolored litho, each promoting the New Home Sewing Machine Co. (including St. Louis office). Both depict young Girls, one with Cat, one with Book. Third card is Agent card for American Central Insurance Co. of St. Louis (agent was actually in San Jose). Vignette of allegorical figures and Indian, presumably similar to company statue/logo. All 3 cards very fine.

An incredibly beautiful special multicolored advertising card promoting Liggett & Myers Star Brand Tobacco, which ‘always put up 16 ounces to the pound plug’. Card shows five Cherubs carrying plug skyward and gives the address of ‘Thirteenth & St. Charles Sts., St. Louis.’ Very fine.

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D ST. LOUIS 1890 POZZONI’S ‘CROWNING OF THE MAY QUEEN’ ADVERTISING BOOKLET .... PH $150-250

Small format 12-page stitched booklet (3½”x3¾”) titled ‘Crowning of the May Queen.’This scarce booklet was created

by J. A. Pozzoni of St. Louis. The company, known nationally and responsible largely for invention of the powder puff, created a number of products such as Pozzoni’s Dove Complexion Powder for the toilet and the nursery, Headine Remedy for headache or neuralgia and others. Cover early multicolor litho and booklet is fine, other than light binding stress. Joseph A. Pozzoni was an immigrant wig and hair dye manufacturer who was located in St Louis in the 1860s.

698

2000s BUILDINGS OF DISASTER SCULPTURES

BY BOYM (5 DIFFERENT) ................................... PH $200-300

Fascinating collection of five cast nickel (heavy) sculptures of famous (infamous) structures with great importance in American history (3"x6½” each). Includes: Ford’s Theater April 14, 1865; Empire State Building April 1945; Texas Book Depository Nov 22, 1963; The Watergate June, 17 1972; The Pentagon Sept 11, 2001. Each produced in limited editions each numbered on the bottom. Excellent condition. An interesting though somewhat ghoulish display of important places in history.

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699�/D c.1775 JOHN HANCOCK SIGNED CONTINENTAL CONGRESS DOCUMENT ....................................... PH $7500-10,000

Document issued by Continental Congress, signed at bottom by President of the Congress John Hancock. Document not dated but would be from second half of 1775, since a ‘Commander in Chief’ is mentioned (Washington was appointed in June 1775) and Georgia is not listed as one of the United Colonies on the preprinted document (Georgia sent a delegation in July 1775 but preprinted forms were used later). Blank areas in document with manuscript notations giving William Scott, Esquire the appointment of “Captain of a Company in the 28th Regiment, commanded by Col. Sargent. Lower left quadrant professionally recreated, other parts original and fine although soiled and folded. Hancock’s signature recognizable at lower right.

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� 1795 TIMOTHY PICKERING SIGNED LETTER .... PH $400-600

Timothy Pickering (1745-1829) served as the third US Secretary of State from 1795-1800 under Presidents George Washington and John Adams. Was also Secretary of War (1795), Postmaster General (1791-95) and Massachusetts dele­ gate to US House of Representatives (1813-17). Signed letter (7½”x12½”) datelined ‘General Post Office, January 1795,’ reads ‘Sir, Inclosed is the copy of a letter to the Postmaster at Newbury Port, an attentive perusal of which will show what I wish you to have done, for the letter accomodation of the Exeter mail. I have referred to you, the making of the provision of saddle bags, locks, and keys ....’ Light file folds touch signature and a few repaired tears, otherwise fine.

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� c.1800s ROGER TANEY (CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT) SIGNED DOCUMENT ......... PH $400-600

Roger Taney (1777-1878) Chief Justice of Supreme Court, renowned for Dred Scott decision which ruled that slaves & their descendants were property. ADS (autograph document signed) ‘R B Taney’ (8"x9¼”), no date, legal brief regarding case of ‘Trouts Exisor vs Hammond,’ in part: ‘Nonfor use and occupation; Pleas non assumsit & release by Insolvent law issues & errors released.’ Countersigned by ‘R.M. Knox,’ dark, bold signature & entire penning. Previously folded, some separation along folds, slight toning and a few paper nicks along edges. Fine to very fine. (Sanders Guide $245)

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702 �/D 1801 CAYUGA ACADEMY CHARTER, SIGNED

BY JOHN JAY ................................................... PH $4000-6000

Manuscript document measures 9¼”x14¾”, written on both sides, signed John Jay at bottom and amended in his hand.

Charter is for establishment of the Cayuga Academy and lists the trustees. This is likely one of the earliest charters for a private school in New York. An embossed ‘sunburst’ seal has been affixed. Small loss near folds has been expertly repaired, does not affect strong Jay signature. (University Archives LOA)

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� 1811 THOMAS McKEAN AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED LETTER ............................................... PH $750-1000

One-page ALS (autographed letter signed) handwritten letter (7¾”x10") signed by Thomas McKean (1734-1817), a signer of Declaration of Independence from Delaware, Revolutionary War officer, delegate to Continental Congress and governor of Pennsylvania. Letter to James Rogers dated ‘Philadelphia.

August 24th:1811,’ wanting payment of three-year-old debt from a John Crow, signed ‘Tho M:Kean.’ Interesting legal content, includes full transcription of letter. Previously folded, slight separation at one fold and ‘small area of ink erosion to signature, reinforced on reverse.’ Fine to very fine. (2012 RR Auction COA) 704 �/D 1832 SAMUEL GOUVERNEUR SIGNED LETTER TO WASHINGTON GLOBE ABOUT JAMES MONROE .............................................................. PH $400-600

Samuel Gouverneur (1799-1865) was a nephew and son-in-law to President James Monroe. Two page signed letter, 8"x12¼”, dated Sept 20, 1832, to Francis Preston Blair, Editor of the ‘Washington Globe,’ who backed Jackson and the Democrats.

Gouverneur defends Monroe’s actions during the Seminole War against Blair & ‘The Globe’. Very fine.

� 1841 NOAH WEBSTER SIGNED LETTER & ENGRAVING ..................................................... PH $2000-3000

Autograph letter signed (ALS) ‘N Webster,’ dated Nov 3, 1841, New Haven (7"x4½”) visible, attractively displayed beneath G. Parker engraved image of Noah Webster portrait painted by James Herring. ALS and image matted and framed to overall size of 13"x17". Letter reads, ‘I take the liberty to direct a small box of books to your care, with a request that you would keep it safe & deliver it to a Wm McMahon, an agent of mine, who will be in Worcester in a few days... Respectfully yours / N Webster.’ The word ‘a’ has a small ink smear, otherwise letter fine. Webster was 70 when he first published ‘An American Dictionary of the English Language’ in 1828, and the dictionary immediately became an industry standard. In 1841, 13 years later at the age of 83 (year of this ALS), Webster published the first of many revisions of this seminal work.

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� 1853 E. REMINGTON & S. REMINGTON TWO SIGNED CHECKS ................................................ PH $200-300

E. Remington and Sons (1816†€ “96), manufacturer of firearms and typewriters. Two checks with same illustration of blacksmith, from ‘THE ILION BANK.’ Includes (1) black printing on blue-gray paper, dated Dec. 13, 1853, signed E. Remington. Very fine; (2) blue printing on manila paper, dated ‘Augt’ 1, 1853, signed S. Remington. Center tear, trimmed at left, fine.

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� 1857 PETER COOPER HANDWRITTEN LETTER & COVER .............................................................. PH $300-400

Envelope addressed to S. Waterhouse at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, franked with imperf 3¢ Washington (Scott #10) tied by 7/25/57 New York postmark. Enclosed ALS (autographed letter signed) written by industrialist and philan­ thropist Peter Cooper, where he regrets not being able to help the addressee, but mentions that ‘My present design is to devote the amount of rents to perpetuate free scientific lectures in the branches that are most needed in the common uses and purposes of life.’ Cooper designed and built the first steam locomotive, was involved with inventing new glues and adhe­ sives, laying the Trans-Atlantic cable, founded the Cooper Union in New York City and even ran for president in 1876.

Envelope has minor wear, letter is very fine. (Sanders Guide $376)

709

Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911) Hungarian-American newspaper publisher of ‘St. Louis Post Dispatch’ and ‘New York World.’

Pulitzer signed ‘Office of THE POST-DISPATCH’ illustrated check, dated May 22, 1882, paid $230 to Hodgen & Mudd (both considered foremost American surgeons of the period, both Professors of Surgery at St. Louis Medical College).

Previously folded, very fine.

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708

� 1882 JOSEPH PULITZER SIGNED CHECK ... PH $1000-1500

� 1901 RARE JOSEPH PULITZER AUTOGRAPH .................................................... PH $3000-4000

� 1865 CORNELIUS VANDERBILT SIGNED ‘DECLARATION OF TRUST’ DOCUMENT ...... PH $2000-2500

Interesting ‘Declaration of Trust’ from Cornelius Vanderbilt & John M. Toland to The Hudson River Rail Road Co., October 1865. Signed ‘C. Vanderbilt.’ Manuscript document, 8 lightly lined pages on four 8"x12½” sheets, each with 5¢ Certificate revenue stamp attached and pen canceled. Tape repairs, otherwise fine.

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Joseph Pulitzer boldly signed proxy appointing general manager of his ‘New York World’ to vote his shares at a meeting of ‘stockholders of the Pulitzer Publishing Company of St Louis Missouri...’ Partly printed document signed ‘Joseph Pulitzer,’ 1 page (8"x6¾”), New York, Jan 15, 1901, completed in manuscript and notarized, fine. Pulitzer founded ‘St. Louis Post-Dispatch’ in 1878 and continued to own and publish it until his death. Proxy is significant as he did not sign much as his eyesight declined. Autograph material authentically signed

by Joseph Pulitzer has rarely appeared on the market. In fact, before this item became available, only one Joseph Pulitzer signed document or letter had appeared at a major public auction in at least the last 25 years. (University Archives LOA).

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711 �/D 1938 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT SIGNED BLUPRINT FOR MADISON’S MONONA TERRACE ................................................. PH $4000-6000

Attractive document, signed ‘FLW’ on off-white blueprint drawing paper, one page (44½”x18").

Blueprint shows arches of paned glass from across water’s perspective of Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, Wis. Wright originally proposed a design for Monona Terrace Community Convention Center in 1938. With interiors redesigned by Taliesin architect Tony Puttnam, Monona Terrace spans 90 feet over shimmering waters, incorporating thoroughly modern technology and amenities with architect’s signature organic design. Wright attended University of Wisconsin, studying engineering, in 1885-86 before leaving for Illinois (in 1887), where he worked for noted architect Louis Sullivan before beginning his own architectural practice in Chicago and Oak Park in 1893.

Document somewhat faded, as would be expected, signature area strong. Fine and very rare. (University Archives LOA).

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� 1943 J. PAUL GETTY SIGNED CHECKS (X4) .... PH $300-400

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Four separate checks drawn on Security-First Bank of Los Angeles during 1943 for varying amounts. Each is signed in black fountain pen by billionaire J. Paul Getty. All have usual two-hole filing punch at top far from signature. Very fine.

713

� 1945-64 SIGNED J. EDGAR HOOVER SIGNED LETTERS (x3) ...................................................... PH $150-250

Three typed letters, signed boldly, from Hoover to same FBI agent, each on different FBI director stationery. Content is mostly praise or transfer of Offices details.

Scarce and interesting group of 4 covers. Two of the 1960 U.S. 4¢ Boy Scouts FDCs dated Feb 8, 1960, one with Jan 30, 1950, 3¢ Boy Scout issue and one cover honoring Astronaut Gordon Cooper on May 23, 1963. Each has different printed scouting related cachet. Covers are signed by: Norman Rockwell, Jimmy Stewart, John Glenn and Gordon Cooper. Very fine. � 1990s CORETTA SCOTT KING SIGNED LITHO ............................................................................... PH $100-150

A B&W litho (8½”x11") signed and inscribed in black ink (near black dress) by wife of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

B L AC K C U LT U R E 717

� 1890 ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD .................................................................... PH $200-300

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character sitting on a can of corned beef, accompanied by phonetically rendered, stereotypical dialect-style text reading ‘No Sah! dont jine no Exodus so as dis Beef lasts.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past. Fine to very fine with sharp corners.

718

� 1890s ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD .................................................................... PH $200-300

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character standing on a can of corned beef, accompanied by phonetically rendered, stereotypical dialect-style text reading ‘My Friends!! De candidate dat eats dis yeah Beef is de man to be ‘lected.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past. Fine to very fine with sharp corners.

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� 1990s ROSA PARKS SIGNED PHOTO REPRODUCTION ................................................. PH $100-150

A B&W reproduction (8"x10") on Kodak photo paper of Civil Rights icon, Rosa Parks, signed boldly by her in black ink across her jacket.

714�/� 1950-63 BOY SCOUT AUTOGRAPHED COVERS (x4) ........................................................ PH $250-350

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� 1890 ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD .................................................................... PH $200-300

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character with a can of corned beef rendered as a sledgehammer, accompanied by phonetically stereotypical dialectstyle text reading ‘Go way Honey!! dis hammer jus smashes ‘em all.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past. Fine to very fine with sharp corners.

720

� 1890 ST LOUIS BEEF CANNING CO TRADE CARD .................................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for the St Louis Beef Canning Co., featuring illustration of a stereotyped Black American character running with a can of corned beef, accompanied by phonetically rendered, stereotypical dialect-style text reading ‘Trot out yer Rowell, dis Nigger done found sumfin to keep him up, suah.’ Great piece of local Americana of times past.

Fine to very fine with sharp corners.

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D 1830 & 1849 SLAVERY RELATED DOCUMENTS (x2) ...................................................................... PH $750-1000

Two antebellum documents related to Slave Trading in the old South. First is scarce Will from 1830 that lists slaves by name in an inheritance, full typed text included. Second, a ‘Sale of Negroes’ Newspaper Advertising Receipt from the ‘Georgia Journal and Messenger,’ dated Oct 30, 1849, also very scarce.

Former item a bit worn along edges but still fully intact; latter item in excellent condition.

724

D 1830s-70s SOUTH CAROLINA & VIRGINIA TWO GROUPS OF LETTERS/RECEIPTS/DEEDS ............. $400-600

� 1892 OSBORNE NO. 4 HARVESTER TRADE CARD .................................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for the ‘Osborne No. 4" harvester, showing scene of a dozen black children attempting to catch two rats that are posed with the harvester. Caption reads ‘You can’t catch me.’ Fine to very fine, with only very minor rounding of corners.

722

� 1895 DUNHAM’S COCOANUT MULTICOLORED TRADE CARD ....................................................... PH $150-250

Multicolor litho advertising card for Dunham’s Concentrated Cocoanut, showing pair of natives attempting to harvest coconuts and monkeys throwing coconuts at them. Fine to very fine, with only very minor rounding of corners.

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Two groups of documents from South Carolina & Virginia.

Highlights include: (1) South Carolina (1859-76) selected letters, receipts & documents with many items relating to W M Kinder including: 1859 Deed to W M Kinder from J M Staggers for ‘330 acres more or less’ (damaged, fragile condition); 1859 receipts from American Hotel & merchant (Charleston, SC), 1866 printed form ‘Office of Collector, U.S. Internal Revenue, FIRST DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA’ (Kingston SC), 1868-69 handwritten 5-part Agreement for laborers from Europe, employer (W M Kinder) agrees to pay passage-to be deducted from wages of $150 per year (damaged, fragile), 1870 personal property tax receipt to W M Kinder (Williamsburg County, SC), 1855 interesting unsigned deed/ release for 2,760 acres, 1876 letter from ‘State Democratic Executive Committee’ (Columbia, SC) requesting $150 from county party for elections. (2) Virginia (1830s) group of letters, about various business/debt/annuity concerns of Anna Maria Fitzhugh (short bio included) & others, several from/to C.H. Harrison, C. Catlett, Geo. Fisher. Also 1857 receipt to John A. Washington (Mt Vernon) from P. Mason and 1867 letter signed Robert E. Payton. Nice assortment of Americana. Most items folded or previously folded. Conditions vary from damaged/ usual wear to fine to very fine.

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725

D 1849-50 SAMUEL UPHAM’S GOLD RUSH ’49er’ ARCHIVES .............................................. PH $3000-4000

From the collection of Samuel Curtis Upham (1819-85), Vice President of the Associated Pioneers of the Territorial Days of California, 15 different items relating to California Gold Rush of 1849-50. Fascinating assortment of historical items, includes several signed documents and manuscripts from pioneers, newspaper editors, businessmen, Upham himself and more.

Includes a couple pieces of California Fractional Gold: both Indian Head Octagonal Quarter Dollars, one dated 1873, the other 1874. Also, illustrated story of fictitious prospector ‘Jeremiah Saddlebags,’ with many engraved caricatures representing some of the first illustrations of ’49ers’ in Ameri­ cana. Complex and valuable lot. (Certified by John Reznikoff).

727

D 1863 STRANGER GOLD & SILVER MINING COMPANY TITLE ............................................. PH $1500-2000

Abstract of Title of the Stranger Gold and Silver Mining Company, 27p, 8"x12½”, manuscript copies in county records, certified in 1865, bound at top with original metal clip. Blue cover sheet tattered, all 27 pages very fine. Two 5¢ Revenue stamps affixed (one Federal, one State) certifying document is a true copy, dated Aug 1, 1865. Second document certifies there are no judgments against the company, dated Sept 12, 1865. Interesting history, with lists of claimants and how many feet they are allotted as shares, 3 sets of Revenues and a Lander County seal as well.

728

726

D 1863 NAVAL SERVICE PRINTING OF EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ............................................. PH $1500-2000

Rare printing of ‘Emancipation Proclamation’ from Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles to the Naval Service just two weeks after it was issued. In part, ‘General Order, No. 4. Navy Department, January 14, 1863. The following Proclamation of the President published for the information and government of the officers and others of the Naval Service. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy.’

Lincoln declared ‘that all persons held as slaves within said designated States and parts of States are and henceforward shall be free; and that the...naval authorities will recognize and maintain the freedom of said persons...’ Printed Broadside, two pages, 5½”x8½”, front and verso. Navy Department, Jan 14, 1863. Stain in blank area. Toned at upper and lower blank edges. Mounting stains on verso at right blank edge. Uneven left edge. Very good condition. (University Archives LOA).

Large stock of more than 400 mostly illustrated invoices and some legal documents, checks, & correspondence for wide range of U.S. manufacturers, producers & suppliers including many well known companies. Each individually sleeved with cardboard backing, plus 7"+ stack of many hundred more loose.

Products include: furniture, printers, steel, farm machinery, rugs, pharmaceuticals, paints, grocers, stoves, clothing, many shoes, coal, paper, livestock with several referring to Hereford cows (most from a Hugh Whitefield of Guilford, Mo), and others. Companies include: Goodyear Rubber, Beech-nut, Procter & Gamble, Seely Mattress, S.S. Kresge, Michelin Tire, Jack Rabbit Candy, New England Macaroni, Mohawk Express, The Knickerbocker Press ‘New York State’s Greatest Newspaper’, Jos. Middleby, Jr. Inc ‘The Daylight Factory’ and many more. Some duplication. All sleeved material fine to very fine, loose material in usual mixed condition, from damaged to very fine.

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D 1870s-1930s ILLUSTRATED LETTERHEAD ACCUMULATION ........................................................ $400-600

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1938-41 NEW CAR DEALER BROCHURES ....... PH $250-350

More than 20 different illustrated new car brochures/booklets for years 1938-41 filled with colorful graphics, with back page taped or glued on deteriorating pages in homemade 3" thick scrapbook, produced for a ‘Transportation’ school report (received ‘A’). Some car brochure/booklet highlights include: PACKARD 1938 (x2 different), 1939, 1940 (x2 different), 1941; DODGE 1941 & DODGE TRUCKS 1941; PLYMOUTH 1941 (x3 different); CHEVROLET 1941 & CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1941; CADILLAC Fleetwood 1941; MERCURY 1940; more. Scrapbook also contains other newspaper clippings & advertisements for air, sea & rail travel. Interesting look at 1940s automobiles. Some creasing, small tears/nicks and except for some glued back pages, fine to very fine.

� RED CROSS 1873 COVER TO CLARA BARTON FROM TAHITI TO LONDON ...................................... PH $2500

An 1873 cover addressed to Miss CLARA BARTON in London (arrival cds) franked with Great Britain 1d stamp tied by bold LONDON SW duplex, printed return address of U.S. Consulate (‘Te fo...Marite’) on flap mostly covered by spectacular embossed gold metallic seal ‘UNITED STATES CONSULATE TAHITI’. Carried by diplomatic pouch from Tahiti to London, docketed by Clara Barton ‘2 letters – last date July 15/73’ (includes photocopy of letter from Barton proving docketing is in her hand). Barton had traveled to Europe in 1869 on vacation, but became involved in aiding troops on both sides of the Franco-Prussian War and did not return home until 1873.

This letter reached her on her way home. Wonderful diplomatic pouch usage and great Red Cross item. Fine.

EPHEMERA 730

1880s-1980s ECLECTIC PAPER EPHEMERA ACCUMULATION ........................................................ $350-500

Three banker boxes full of paper ephemera ranging from small multicolor lithos/prints & illustrations to complete pamphlets & magazines. Large range of topics including: paper smalls, greeting cards, cut-outs, business, industrial, food, medical, picture postcards, gas station road maps & other maps, movies, letters, letterheads, checks, philatelic related, advertisements, tourist & site brochures, religious and much more. Magazines include: ‘Arizona Highways’ Feb-March 1962 Arizona’s Golden Anniversary issue; ‘Popular Mechanics’ Oct-Dec 1949; 1928 ‘The Mentor’; 1962 ‘the Imperial’ published by the Tokyo hotel with great SONY transistor radio ad on back cover; 1940 ‘Photography Handbook No. 6’; a couple ‘National Geograph­ ic’; others. Lots of material, thousands of individual items, some reprints. Usual mixed condition, from damaged to very fine.

731

LITHOGRAPHED PRODUCE LABELS COLLECTION ...................................................................................... $300-400

733

� 1943-44 FLYING CADET MAGAZINES ............... PH $150-250

Selection of 16 different issues, 8 for 1943 and 8 for 1944.

Includes: 1943 Vol. 1 Nos. 2-5, 6 (x2, Sept & Oct), 8-9; 1944 Vol.2 Nos. 1-6, 7 (x2, (16) & (17)). All issues complete, pages & covers toned, few issues with creases, nicks & pieces missing from bound edge. Overall fine with a couple better. PLUS: 1942 folded Hammond ‘UNITED PRESS WAR MAP’.

SERIAL KILLERS 734

� 1970s-2000s SERIAL KILLER LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, ETC ................................................. $1500-2000

Nice group of attractive & colorful unused LABELS, includes: loose collection of more than 100 different attractive multicolored PRODUCE labels, most rectangular 13"x4" labels with a mix of other sizes; a dozen different (with duplication) CAN labels for a variety of seafood; good assortment with duplication of WHISKEY bottle labels; duplicated cigar box end labels for 6 different brands; group of oversized supermarket ‘Fruit Salad Ice Cream’ publicity labels (4 different with duplication); heavily duplicated philatelic labels for INTERPEX 1960, 69 & 72 and S/S for 1940 Brooklyn Stamp Club. ALSO: HUGE numbers of labels for: MOMAX ‘Aristo­ crat of Stogies’; Thorndike beverages including Birch Beer, Strawberry Soda and 2 types of Ginger Ale; selected 1940s Christmas Seals in sheets & blocks all without gum. A few damaged items, overall fine to very fine.

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Fascinating collection of 19 items written and signed by some of America’s most infamous serial killers, including 2 Charles Manson notes, 1 with light bends; David Berkowitz rare 4-page handwritten letter; Ottis Toole ALS signature at bottom, clipped, but another at top in header; Arthur Shawcross 2-page ALS; Ramon Salcido handwritten letter; Henry Lee Lucas ALS; Jack Abbot 2-page letter signed; Christopher Scarver ALS; Daniel Rolling ALS; Elmer Wayne Henley Jr 8"x10" signed painting; John Wayne Gacy signed ‘Assignment of Copyright’ and three 2-page signed typed letters; 3 Anthony Colombo ALS; and a Christopher Colombo (Anthony’s son) ALS. Most quite scarce and valuable.

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Beautiful selection of 20 lace Valentines. Includes early handmades, selection of Esther Howland Valentines, a number with ‘N.E.V.Co.’ (New England Valentine Co.) embossing on back; Mansell; John Windsor; Jotham Taft; others. Many are multi-layered, size ranges from about 3"x3½” to 6½”x8½”. A few small faults as expected, overall fine to very fine.

1990s JOHN WAYNE GACY LANDSCAPE PAINTING .............................................................. PH $400-600

Landscape painting by infamous serial killer John Wayne Gacy.

In oils, 24"x18", signed ‘J.W. Gacy’ lower right and his sig­ nature (‘John W. Gacy’) and ‘Spring Mountain Valley’ on back.

Landscapes are among the most desirable of his paintings. Very fine. This painting was kept in his cell until sold to consignor.

1840s-1910 LACE SELECTION ........................... PH $350-500

739

� c.1845-86 SELECTION OF VALENTINE COVERS, SOME W/ ENCLOSURES .................................... PH $300-400

Selection of 8 mailed Valentine covers, 3 with (presumed) original Valentines. Includes: large 10"x8½” with ornate border and flower wreath around address panel, back with ornate patterns on all 4 back panels, manuscript ‘Paid 25’ upper right, very fine; a second, smaller envelope with similar designs, manuscript ‘Drop Paid 1’ upper right, very fine with very fine Mansell lace Valentine. Other 6 covers are embossed, 1 franked with #210 with 3¼”x4½” Whitney multi-layered lace Valentine, another franked with #207 opened roughly at top with Whitney multi-layered lace Valentine, plus 2 stampless and 1 franked with #65. Fine to very fine overall.

740 736

1995 JAMES EARL RAY PAINTING & SIGNED POSTERS ........................................................... PH $750-1000

Framed painting titled ‘Breakfast Time’ in acrylics on canvas panel by James Earl Ray, murderer of Martin Luther King.

Simple outdoor scene with bears at river’s edge (20"x16"), note on back in Ray’s hand ‘Breakfast Time’ and ‘Sept-95’ with signature. Plus, 3 copies of poster of James Earl Ray painting, ‘The Legion in the Battle for Dien Bienphu, Vietnam - 1954’ with his printed signature and ‘Aug - 95’ below and his signature ‘James Earl Ray’ lower right. All very fine.

VA L E N T I N E S 737

1840s-1930s IMPORTANT VINTAGE VALENTINES HOLDING ................................................................. $2000-3000

Large and important holding of more than 250 vintage Valentines. Large range of styles and artists/manufacturers represented. Some important makers include: Esther Howland, John Windsor, Mansell, Addenbrooke, George Whitney, George Kershaw and others. Styles include homemade, lace, embossed, a few mechanical, some dimensional (a number with honey­ comb tissue paper) and more. Homemade includes some early stenciled/handpainted valentine sheets, a number of Esther Howland hand assembled valentines and more. As always with these delicate objects, there are minor faults, such as broken supports, lace, etc, but overall the material is quite nice. Some­ what disorganized, generally just loose in a box, with a few file folders identifying specific makers. Lot also includes two books on valentines by Katherine Kreider and a 2010 Siegel catalog with a section on valentines.

Choice group of 10 dimensional Valentines. Typically, these open out at bottom to form a base and expose the multiple layers, a few open laterally, a number have honeycomb crepe paper, either as a decorative element or a large part of the design. Size ranges from about 3"x4½”x2" to 12"x10"x5".

Largest seems to have a little moisture damage to part of the crepe, otherwise generally very fine.

741

TWO LARGE DIMENSIONAL VALENTINES ....... PH $300-400

Two large dimensional Valentines, both printed in Germany: (1) Steamship design, 10½”x6"x3½”, with original cellophane windows, young boy & dog as center motif, young boy & girl in front behind picket fence; foliage and small red crepe paper puff detached at right (but included), otherwise very fine; and (2) Roadster, 8"x 11½”x3", cherub driver, spoked wheels, honeycombed crepe paper roof (detached on passenger side), motor and jump seat; missing most of cellophane in passenger window and other small faults, overall fine. Nice examples of these classic and very desirable designs.

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c.1900 BEAUTIFUL DIMENSIONAL VALENTINES SELECTION .......................................................... PH $300-400

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Two large documents signed by members of Standish family of Duxbury, Lanca­ shire, likely relations to Plymouth Colony founder Miles Standish. One is ornate manuscript document signed ‘Thomas Standishe’ measures 14"x11" on vellum, no date. It is 60-year lease granted by Standish to James Anescough and wife.

Thomas Standish was a strong Parlia­ mentarian during the English Civil War. Second document is dated April 3, 1649, on vellum, with scalloped top. Richard Standish grants 99-year lease to Wetherell for annual rent of £3 4sh. Both documents with typical folds, wear and toning for their ages, fine. (Additional historical information included on University Archives LOAs) 743

D 1717-77 GREAT BRITAIN THREE LEGAL DOCUMENTS WITH CYPHER STAMPS ........................................................................... $150-200

Three vellum large size documents: (1) 1717 Indenture for 1,000 pounds ‘of lawfull money of Great Britain’ between Simon Peacock and George Smith, with wax seal and strip of three 6d Revenue stamps, metal staple and rare George I royal cipher stamp on back; (2) 1731 Indenture for 55 pounds between John Hoath and his wife Mary (both sign and have wax seals), and Thomas Sharp with same stamps & George II cypher stamp; (3) 1777 Indenture for 60 pounds between the widow Ann Phillips (and son Matthew, both sign and wax seal) and Thomas Smith, a mariner, in Devon, with blue 1 shilling Revenue stamp, metal staple and George III cypher stamp. A note mentions amount was paid in full in 1783. All folded up with typical light wear and staining, fine to very fine.

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D 1846 RARE CHARTIST MEETING MINUTES ... PH $900-1200

D 1814 ROYAL PROCLAMATION OF PEACE WITH FRANCE ................................................. PH $2000-3000

Printed document measuring 12"x15", signed at bottom by 2 sheriffs. Proclamation of peace “by Sea as Land, and in all Places whatsoever” by the Prince of Wales (future King George IV) acting as Regent to Mad King George III, announcing the ‘Treaty of Paris,’ signed May 30, 1814, which placed exiled Louis XVIII on the French throne and exiled Napoleon. Royal crest at top, ‘God save the King’ at bottom, printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan, London. Expertly backed, two minor stains. (University Archives LOA).

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Rare Chartist meeting minutes from Central Committee titled ‘Fund for the defence [sic] of the Martyr Chartists’ from July 14-Aug 4, 1848, perhaps the first mass working-class movement to be documented. Manuscript ‘Minutes,’ 20 pages, 8vo, begun on June 9, 1848, apparently kept by John Tassell, containing a record of resolutions of the Central Committee.

An old glassine cover (now separated) contains a testimonial: ‘The enclosed sheet of papers is from the time of the Chartist Movement of 1846 in England of which my Father was a prime first mover, Harriett Walker Johnson, grand niece of William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury England.’ Front page separated, binding stapled. Accompanied by printed booklet of Chartist poems by Ernest [Charles] Jones, published by McGowan and Co, London: 1846, 16 pages, 12mo. Jones knew Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels personally and helped to give the Chartist movement a clearer socialist direction. Covers reinforced with tape, internally sound. (University Archives LOA).

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748�/� 1935 LORD MOUNTBATTEN SIGNATURE ON COVER WITH SILVER JUBILEE SET ...................... PH $3500

Unique handpainted cover from India, signed in pen by last English Governor of India, LORD MOUNTBATTEN, bearing complete Silver Jubilee set canceled with Delhi ’13 DEC 35' cds and registration label. Beautiful handpainted multicolored ‘Coat of Arms & Crown’ in center. Addressed to ‘J.T. Dye/841 West 177 St/New York City’ (possibly related to his New York World’s Fair Exhibition). Fantastic cover, very fine.

746

� 1872 CHARLES ‘CHINESE’ GORDON SIGNED LETTERS & MORE .......................................... PH $4000-6000

Two folded attached letters, each dated March 23, 1872. Both handwritten & signed by Charles Gordon (1833-85, British Army Officer & Administrator) to & about Corporal (promoted to Sergeant) Leitch. First letter expresses Gordon’s regret that Leitch is leaving the service and second letter is positive recommendation for Leitch. ALSO: hand written extracts (interesting reading) on Royal Engineer Horseguard official letterhead with embossed seal from ‘Connolly’s History of the (Royal Engineer) Royal Sapper and Miners and from General Porters’ History of the Corps of Royal Engineers, reporting on Leich’s duties/activities while serving, for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross. PLUS, Sergeant Leitch’s Widow’s 1899 marriage license. Nice three piece archive, all previously folded, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA) 747

� 1872/73 CHARLES ‘CHINESE’ GORDON SIGNED LETTER ............................................. PH $1200-1700

Charles Gordon (1833-85, British Army Officer and Administrator).

Handwritten & signed ‘C G Gordon’, 1p, 5½”x 8½”. To [Charles Henry Leopold] Kuhl. Soiling & tears at lower edge affecting last word, ‘Sunday’, otherwise darkly penned & in fine condition. In part, ‘No news of Egypt, as yet, a kind letter from Nubar Pasha saying Khedive would be glad if I would leave HMS & enter his, which any way is civil.’

G.C. Gordon left Her Majesty’s Service (with approval of the British Government) and entered the service of the Khe­ dive, arriving in Egypt in early 1874. (University Archives COA)

D 1952 GEORGE VI FUNERAL PROGRAM & INVITATION ....................................................... PH $1200-1700

Black-bordered printed invitation for journalist Mr. Kingsbury-Smith to attend funeral of King George VI at Royal Chapel of St. George, Windsor, on Feb 15, 1952. Mail folds, fine. Accompanying ceremonial program is 40 pages long, with detailed list of dignitaries invited (royalty, military officers, foreign representatives) and order of procession and ceremony during the day. A few cover faults, fine condition.

Both documents measure 8"x13". Incredible piece of royal history, honoring the event that placed the current monarch on the throne. (University Archives LOA)

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– CUBAN –

1930s INTERESTING ACCUMULATION OF TOBACCO CARDS & TRANSFER DECALS ................................. $100-150

Complete set of 50 1939 Ardath Tobacco Co. ‘STAMPS RARE & INTERESTING’ on five stock pages, fine to very fine; and an unusual accumulation of several hundred to a thousand John Player & Sons 1932 unused TRANSFER decals, with duplicated selections from various sets (of 50) including: Derby and Grand National Winners, Boy Scout & Girl Scout Patrol Signs & Emblems, Dogs, Aviary & Cage Birds, Poultry, Wild Birds and Your Initials (set of 26). Transfers heavily curled in stacks of approximately 25 & more, but in fine condition overall.

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754

751

� 1878 ANTONIO MACEO y GRAJALES SIGNED LETTER ............................................................ PH $2000-3000

Lt. General Jose Antonio de la Caridad Maceo y Grajales (1845-96), second-in-command of Cuban Army of Inde­ pendence. Maceo was one of the most noteworthy guerrilla leaders in 19th century Latin America. Letter (ALS) 8vo, 2pps, each 5"x8", signed Antonio Maceo. Letter is written to Senor Hilario Cisneros in Spanish. Uniformly browned with light stains, reverse has been expertly strengthened with clear archival paper. Maceo had been in exile for 7 months after the end of the unsuccessful Ten Years War (1868-1878) when he wrote this letter. In 1895, Antonio and Jose defeated the Spaniards, but both were killed the following year in the struggle for Cuban independence. The death of Antonio, a great combat soldier (he had been wounded 26 times in combat) and cavalry commander, was hailed by the Spaniards as end of the War. Instead, Maceo’s death only strengthened the resolve of the revolutionaries. (University Archives LOA).

� 1970s TITANIC SURVIVORS’ AUTOGRAPHS (x10) ...................................................................... PH $350-500

Ten items signed by survivors of the Titanic’s sinking in 1917.

Includes 4 different people: Margorie Robb, B.V. Dean, Frank Aks & Edwina MacKenzie (X7). Includes photos, notes, etc.

752

� 1912 THE LAST ‘TITANIC’ SURVIVOR COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $400-600

Six items signed in black by the last and youngest survivor of the sinking of the ‘Titanic’, Millvina Dean. There are four 11"x14" B&W glossy photos signed by Dean (accompanied by two COAs), one 10"x8" B&W glossy signed by Dean (accompanied by COA), and an 8"x10" color copy of an image of a ‘Titanic’ poster signed by Dean. Ideal items for display.

All four large 11"x14" glossy items are identical. Very fine.

(Accompanying the autographed items are five 4"x6" color Kodak photos of Dean signing the large glossy photos).

753

755

D SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 1898 GENERALS’ CORRESPONDENCE ......................................... PH $750-1000

� 1990s MILLVINA DEAN, LAST TITANIC SURVIVOR, SIGNED PHOTOS & LITHO ................................. PH $150-250

Two images of the Titanic, both with ship in port and each with bold signature of late Millvina Dean, last Titanic survivor.

First is 8½”x11" photo and second is 14"x11" litho.

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Seven letters, most in the same hand, signed on behalf of General Nelson A. Miles, William R. Shafter (‘Pecos Bill’) or others. Generally from Miles headquarters in Cuba to Cuban Generals (fighting Spain for independence). These dispatches are written as Spain is surrendering, so there are references to troop surrenders and movements. A number are to Calixto Garcia, leader of Cuban troops. One letter (the only one in a different hand) is from Garcia to the ‘Legacion de la Republica de Cuba’ in Washington, DC. Interesting and historically significant group, minor foxing or toning, otherwise very fine.

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756

� CUBA 1907 SIGNED PHOTO OF ADVISORY LAW COMMISSION .......................................... PH $2000-2500

758

D c.1814 DUTCH CARICATURE OF NAPOLEON .... PH $1500-2000

Etching and aquatint from the Netherlands, copying German print by Johann Micheal Volz, measures 10½”x12". Design shows Napoleon’s face with bodies of victims of his battles, his hat a wounded eagle, epaulette a grabbing hand, medal a spider web and his bust a map of German lands with towns and rivers noted. Text below in both Dutch and English, calling Napoleon various names such as ‘The First, and Last, by the Wrath of Heaven Emperor of the Jacobins’ or ‘Commander in Chief of the Legions of Skeletons left at Moscow, Smolensk, Leipzig.’ Great piece of pre-Waterloo history, light soiling & creases, moderate mat burn at lightly worn margins. (University Archives LOA).

Photograph signed by members of Advisory Law Commission, set up in 1907 by the United States to formulate a new legal system for new Cuban Republic. Inscribed to the Honorable Secretary of War (and future President), William H. Taft, who was briefly a Provisional Governor of Cuba a year earlier.

Signers include Carrera y Justiz (professor), Winship (American Army Major), Zayas (future President), Regueiferos (lawyer), Juan Gualberto Gomez (Afro-Cuban newspaper editor), Crowder (American Army Colonel), Schoenrich (American), Montoro (foreign affairs), Coronado (newspaper editor), Viondi (lawyer), Kohly (congressman) and Sarrain (congressman).

Photo measures 9½”x7½”, matted to 14"x11", each signed on photo above each head. Rare piece of photographic history in very fine condition, with some corner wear to matte only.

(University Archives LOA).

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757

1796 BONE & WOOD WAR GAME: FRENCH REVOLUTION SIEGE OF LUXEMBOURG ........ PH $750-1000

Intricate handcrafted military game c.1796-1805, features French siege of Luxembourg in 1795. During the French Revolutionary War, the French surrounded and laid siege for 7 months to the fort at Luxembourg, known as the ‘Gibraltar of the North’. Game deliberately has uneven numbers of pieces for the two sides (24 for the French, 2 for the Habsburgs of Luxembourg), and the rules (included on a typed sheet of paper inside the game) are such that they keep the sides relatively even in advantage throughout play. Playing pieces hand carved bone (24 white pieces, 2 black pieces), and 10"x10" wood board with detailed military graphics. The thick board folds down the middle and houses the pieces inside, and locks with a functioning clasp. Wood board has some faults. Rare game is complete and in remarkably good condition for its age.

� 1890s ALFRED DREYFUS SIGNED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH ................................................. PH $2000-3000

Postcard photograph signed, ‘A. Dreyfus,’ B&W (3½”x5½” overall, image size 3¼”x4½”), ‘Collection C. Coquelin’ printed beneath photograph. Unused postcard blank on verso, very fine. Alfred Dreyfus, French Army officer convicted of treason, served as symbol of anti-Semitism rampant in France. The 12-year controversy known as Dreyfus Affair began in 1894.

Dreyfus was tried in secret, convicted of treason and sentenced to life imprisonment on Devil’s Island. In 1896 a note was found indicating that a Major Esterhazy was the spy. Esterhazy was put on trial in 1898 but acquitted. Dreyfus was tried and convicted a second time in 1899 but pardoned by French President Loubert. (University Archives LOA).

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762

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763 Estimate

– GERMAN – 760

� GERMAN 1930s INTERESTING BOOKLETS ..... PH $200-300

Fourteen (14) different booklets with 1936 Berlin Olympics & color flag chart for participating countries, 7 Ocean Liner booklets, such as passenger lists for ‘SS Bremen’ (x3) & ‘SS Europa,’ fascinating booklet for Berlin Zoo and more. Unusual and generally fine offering from by-gone era.

– ITALIAN – 761 DS 1928 MUSSOLINI & VITTORIO EMANUELE III SIGNED DOCUMENT ........................................... PH $300-400

Two-sided partially printed document (9½”x14½”) signed boldly by both King of Italy and (Benito) Mussolini on reverse.

Document removed from journal book, insignificant horizontal file fold and in excellent condition.

– RUSSIAN – 762

D 1801 RARE ANNOUNCEMENT OF ALEXANDER I ............................................................................... PH $500-700

Grandson of Catherine the Great and son of Paul I, Alexander came to power in 1801 after the assassination of his father. He proposed liberal domestic reforms but followed through on very few. He opposed Napoleon and after the French general unsuccessfully invaded Russia, Alexander became a European hero. This is an extremely rare announcement of Alexander I, with accompanying envelope. Announcement, printed in French, reads: ‘Alexander the 1st, Emperor of all Russia.

Decorated of the Grand Eagle of the Legion of Honor. Born on [illegible] 23, 1777 in Paris at [illegible].’ Envelope is hand written in Russian and reads: ‘To His Highness, the Beloved Landgrave Ludvig Hessen-Darmstadt, Our Friendly and Amiable Relation.’ It contains a wax seal and is very fine.

(University Archives LOA).

764

� 1944 KHRUSHCHEV SIGNED TYPED LETTER ............................................................ PH $3000-4000

763 �/D 1824 EMPRESS MARIA FEODOROVNA SIGNED DOCUMENT .......................................................... PH $350-500

Sophie Dorothea of Wuerttemberg, wife of Paul I and mother of both Alexander I & Nicholas I, signs handwritten two-page document (8"x9½”) as Empress Dowager while supervising an orphanage for poor girls, micromanaging every small move.

Document from orphanage’s director is asking permission to change apartments for two teachers. Maria responds writing ‘I allow it. Maria.’

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Typed document signed by Nikita Khrushchev in pencil April 6, 1944, addressed to Comrade Stalin, discussing medical condition of Gen Vatutin. During final year of WWII, Khrush­ chev was head of Ukrainian SSR and General Vatutin was in charge of liberating Ukraine from the Nazis. He was ambushed

by Ukrainian Insurgent Army on the way to the front and eventually died of his wounds, about a week after this letter was typed and relayed by telephone to Stalin in Moscow. Letter discusses doctors’ prognosis after leg amputation. Punch holes and marginal tears and loss at left, not affecting letter or signature. Fine. (University Archives LOA)

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765

Estimate

766

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769

� 1944 EARLY LEONID BREZHNEV SIGNED WWII DOCUMENT .......................................................... PH $200-300

Early 8"x11½” Soviet document from WWII signed on back

by Leonid Brezhnev. Document is a promotional order to rank of Major. Brezhnev signed order as head of the Political Department of the 18th Army. Brezhnev signed “L.Brezhnev 16July44.” WWII documents signed by Brezhnev are rare. A couple horizontal folds and left edge pinholes.

� 1948 VASILY STALIN SIGNED DOCUMENT ....... PH $200-300

An 7½”x11" Soviet document signed on back by Vasily Stalin, son of Joseph Stalin. Document is an attestation from the Squadron Commander of a military academy. Stalin wrote “V.Stalin 21.1.48.” Vasily Stalin was youngest Air Force General in the history of Russia. Folded left edge with pinholes, but still good shape.

– SPANISH –

767

� SPAIN 1534 FRANCISCO PIZARRO ‘RUBRIC’ SIGNATURE .............................................................................................. PH $10,000-15,000

Pizarro’s signature, a rubric, written twice on 3¾”x2¾” paper removed from larger sheet. Place and date, ‘Jauja - 1534,’ ostensibly obtained from original document, was penned circa 19th century. Spectrographic analysis shows ink of signature differs from ink of the place/year notation. Composition of paper identifies it as the type of paper used in 16th-century Peru. Included for comparison is an unrelated 1574 Peruvian manuscript document penned on laid paper, granting power of attorney to sell slaves. Other than being produced with a laid pattern, both the 1534 and 1574 sheets of paper are similarly composed of linen rag and hemp fiber, commonly used in 16th century Peru. Spectrographic analysis reveals similarity between the papers. In April 1534, Pizarro established Jauja as Peru’s provisional capital, a year before he founded Lima. Pizarro’s rubric offered here was signed in Jauja in 1534. Historian J. Lockhart writes that Pizarro ‘never learned to sign his name, but by the early 1520s he began to make a rubric, and all known documents issued by him until his death contain that rubric’. (University Archives LOA).

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770

771

Session II: Friday, May 24, 2013

772

773

774

Estimate

775 Estimate

– AUTOGRAPHS –

JUDAICA – ARTIFACTS – 768

1800s-1900s EARLY JAKOB HABERFELD BOTTLE FROM AUSCHWITZ ............................. PH $200-300

A 4¼” tall glass medicine bottle labeled ‘Jakob Haberfeld Oswiecim’. Haberfeld began operations in the infamous Auschwitz (Poland) in the early 1800s, and the family lost everything after the German invasion in 1939. Remarkable bottle in great condition.

769

1840s EARLY RUSSIAN INK TABLE STAND ... PH $750-1000

A 4¼” tall early Russian ink table stand. Stamped 1844 with a lion adorning the hinged top. Rare and in very fine condition.

770

1870-90s RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER TORAH POINTERS (x2) ..................................................... PH $400-600

776 �/D JUDAICA 1858-1963 LETTERS TO JOM KIMCHE FROM SHIMON PERES & OTHERS ............... PH $2500-3500

Two sterling silver Torah pointers. One 13½” in length, stamped 1878 and features a Crown. Other stamped 1894 measures 11" and bears a Rabbi. Both ornate throughout with the normal amount of wear from use.

771

1870-90s THREE RUSSIAN STERLING SILVER TORAH POINTERS .............................................. PH $400-600

Three sterling silver Torah pointers. All at least 6" in length and feature a lion and two rabbis. Dated 1878 (x2) and 1894.

Ornate decoration with the normal amount of wear from use.

772

1870s EARLY RUSSIAN SILVER INCENSE SCENT BURNER .................................................. PH $200-300

A 3" tall early Russian silver incense scent burner, with small holes at top. Stamped 1873 and very ornate with a top jewel.

Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

773

1870s EARLY RUSSIAN PEPPER SHAKER ....... PH $200-300

A 3" tall early Russian pepper shaker, with small holes at top.

Stamped 1873 and very ornate with a top jewel. Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

774

1870s EARLY RUSSIAN FABERGE EGG STYLE SPICE HOLDER ....................................... PH $200-300

A 4" tall early Russian spice holder made in the Faberge Egg style. Stamped 1873 with its jewels intact. Snap closure works great and in very fine condition.

775

1870s EARLY RUSSIAN MEZUZA ...................... PH $100-200

A 3.75" tall early Russian mezuza stamped at the bottom 1873 with its jewels intact. Fine condition.

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Archive of 7 letters to leftist British journalist Jon Kimche, editor of the ‘Jewish Observer’ in London. Letters from Shimon Peres, Eliahu Elath, Jacob Tsur, Israel Sieff and Nahum Goldmann. Jon Kimche (1909-94), a Swiss Jew, came to England with his family in 1921 and became involved with the socialist Independent Labour Party. By 1946, his primary interest lay in the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine. From 1946-48, he was co-editor of the ‘Tribune’ but was fired after disappearing from the office in December 1947 to negotiate safe passage with Turkish authorities for two ships sailing from Bulgaria with thousands of Jews aboard bound for Palestine.

All letters are in English, with staple holes in upper left of most pages, mostly fine, many probably unpublished. Com­ prises: (1) Shimon Peres. Autograph Letter Signed ‘Shimon’ on both sides of his 5"x4" personal card, Dec 22, 1965; (2) Shimon Peres, typed letter signed ‘Shimon Peres’ as Deputy Minister of Defence, 8½x 11, Tel-Aviv, Jan 17, 1963; (3) Jacob Tsur, early typed letter signed ‘J. Tsur,’ 8½”x11", Jerusalem, Jan 12, 1966 (with unsigned carbon of Kimche’s Jan 26, 1966, reply); (4) Eliahu Elath, typed letter signed ‘Eliahu’ as Israeli Ambassador to the United Kingdom, 8"x10", London, June 24, 1958; (5) Israel M. Sieff, typed letter signed ‘Israel M. Sieff,’ 1 page, 7"x9", London, Jan 28, 1959; (6) Israel M. Sieff, typed letter signed ‘Israel,’ 7"x9", London, Feb 9, 1959; (7) Nahum Goldmann, typed letter signed ‘Nahum,’8¼”x11", New York, March 4, 1959. Very important content must be read to be appreciated. (University Archives LOA).

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781

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783

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777

� 1897 THEODOR HERZL HANDWRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER .................................................... $3000-4000

Theodor Herzl (Zionist leader) June 14, 1897, letter, hand­ written & signed on imprinted ‘NEUE FREIE PRESSE’ stationery thanking his correspondent for asking him to serve as a prize judge. Herzl was Paris correspondent for the influential liberal Viennese ‘NEUE FREIE PRESSE’ and attended the Dreyfus trial, the results of which added to his belief for need of Jewish state. ALS 1p, 5¾”x7¾” in German.

Top right corner of page missing, not affecting contents. Fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

� 1901 THEODOR HERZL TYPED SIGNED LETTER ............................................................ PH $1500-2000

Theodor Herzl (Zionist leader & first President of the World Zionist Organization) Jan 1, 1901, typed signed letter, 1p, 8½”x11", calling for official birthday celebrations honoring Rabbi Isaac Rulf (1831-1902, early Zionist) on his 70th birth­ day. In Hebrew, translation included. Previously folded, repaired/reinforced with paper tape, missing a couple words in third line, some tone spots and missing corner. Fair to good.

(University Archives COA).

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� 1906 HENRIETTA SZOLD SIGNED LETTER & MORE .............................................................. PH $750-1000

Henrietta Szold (1860-1945) typed letter signed, 1p, 6"x9½”, with ‘The Jewish Publication Society of America’ letterhead.

Szold was U.S. Jewish Zionist leader and founder of the Hadassah Women’s Organization, political party in Mandate Palestine. Letter in English, to Judge Mayer Sulzberger in­ cludes, a separate page with identical letterhead, with a typed list of 12 people including William Dean Howells, Henry James, who received a ‘copy of the Perez volume’ (refers to ‘Stories and Pictures’). Letter includes traditional greeting, added in Hebrew by Szold, of ‘Chatimah Tovah’ (used between Rosh Hashonah & Yom Kippur). ALSO: printed form letter signed in facsimile ‘Henrietta Szold’ 1p, 8"x10½”, slight tear at edges, to Louis Levy asking him to update information for ‘American Jewish Year Book 5668,’ photocopy of form included. Nice group, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

782

� 1945 CHAIM WEIZMANN SIGNED LETTER ON JEWISH AGENCY LETTERHEAD ....................... PH $400-600

A typed signed letter (TLS) on The Jewish Agency for Palestine letterhead (5"x7") from Chaim Weizmann, who was instru­ mental in securing U.S. recognition of the state of Israel, and later became the Israel’s first President. Letter dated Feb 16, 1945, in Hebrew to Heinz Yitzchak of Barclay’s Bank in Jerusalem. Small piece missing from top right corner and horizontal fold, but otherwise very good condition.

783

� 1952 LEVI ESHKOL TYPED SIGNED LETTER .... PH $300-400

Levi Eshkol (Israeli labor leader & statesman) June 29, 1952, typed signed letter, 1p, 8½”x10¾”, as Minister of Treasury, in Hebrew, to the ‘Amidar’ national cooperation for immigrants’ housing in Israel, requesting they pay their debt to the State of Israel. Complete translation included. Slight age toning & punch holes, fine. (University Archives COA).

780

� 1933 CHAIM WEIZMANN SIGNED LETTER ........................................................................... PH $2000-2500

Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952) typed letter signed ‘Ch Weizmann’ in English, one page, 5"x8", Oakwood, 16 Addison Crescent [London], Oct 29, 1933. Addressed to Louis Lipsky, American Palestine Campaign, New York City. On water­ marked ‘Nile Blue’ laid stationery, address engraved in red.

Weizman was Zionist leader, President of Zionist Organization and was first President of State of Israel (1949-52). Two file holes at top blank margin. Pencil docket at top. Fine condition.

(University Archives COA).

781

� 1933 MARTIN BUBER AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED ............................................................... PH $750-1000

784

� 1958 YITZHAK BEN-ZVI SIGNED LETTER ........ PH $500-700

Martin Buber (1878-1965), Vienna born Jewish theologian & philosopher. June 15, 1933, ALS (1p, 8½”x11") with interesting content regarding ‘educational authority.’ Buber fled Germany to Palestine in 1938. Letter written in German (translation included), previously folded, with a few nicks & tears. Fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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Yitzhak Ben-Zvi (1884-1963), Typed letter signed, “Y. Ben Zvi” as President of Israel, in Hebrew, one page, 8½”x11", Feb 9, 1958, Jerusalem, on State of Israel stationery. To Mr. Lubrani regarding ‘...a literary memory in remembrance of the late Yaakov Pat...was my dear and close friend from back in the days of “Hashomer” and afterwards in the days that we served together in the first Hebrew regiments of the First World War and in the camps of Egypt, Raffa, Haifa and Zrifin in Israel...the memory of our work together in the “Haganah” .../ Regards, / Y. Ben Zvi (signed).’ Lightly soiled with folds, near fine. Ben-Zvi was a historian, Labor Zionist leader and the second and longest-serving President of Israel. (University Archives LOA)

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788

785X

789

Session II: Friday, May 24, 2013

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785

Estimate

787

� 1961 MOSHE SHARETT SIGNED LETTERS ..... PH $700-900

Moshe Sharett (1894-1965), first Foreign Minister & second Prime Minister of Israel (1953-55). Two typed letters signed: (1) Typed letter signed ‘M. Sharett,’ one page (8"x10"), with small tears along top and right edge, on letterhead of ‘The Executive of the Jewish Agency’, May 29, 1961, to Jacob Baal-Teshuva, editor of ‘The Mission of Israel’. Accompanied by original transmittal envelope addressed by Sharett. (2) Typed letter signed ‘M. Sharett,’ one page (6"x8") on letterhead of Jewish Agency in Jerusalem, June 25, 1961, to Jacob BaalTeshuva. With original transmittal envelope. Both previously folded. Fine. (University Archives LOA).

� 1950s-70s JEWISH AUTOGRAPH GROUP ......... PH $200-300

Consists of Bernard Baruch on postage stamp & compliments card; two small signed color photos of Shimon Peres; letter, cover & photo from Ben Gurion’s office refusing to autograph and Prime Minister Levi Eshkol signing in both Hebrew & English on Israel postage stamp souvenir sheet, along with letter from Eshkol’s office.

– CONCENTRATION CAMPS – AUSCHWITZ 788

1938 AUSCHWITZ SS TOTENKOPFVERBANDE ASHTRAY ............................................................. PH $350-500

Outstanding 5"x5" brass ashtray engraved with the SS, swastika & Totenkopf insignias and ‘Auschwitz 10.4.1938,’ and no doubt used by the camp guards at Auschwitz. The SS Totenkopfverbande was later formed into the SS Division Totenkopf at the outbreak of war in 1939. Fine condition.

789

D 1940 GESTAPO NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF 40 ‘PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS’ .................... PH $750-1000

Typed document from officer of Secret State Police (the Gestapo), one page, 8¼”x11½”, in German. State Police, Krakow, Nov 22, 1940. To the Commander of K.L.-Auschwitz.

K.L. is abbreviation for Konzentrationslager, Concentration Camp. Initially, Auschwitz was built for Polish prisoners. The first group of 728 political prisoners was transported there from Tarnow on June 14, 1940. Document accompanied a list (not present) ‘of the 40 professional criminals who were shot 22.11.1940 in the K.L. Auschwitz on instruction of the R.S.H.A.’ R.S.H.A., the Reichssicherheitshauptamt (Reich Security Main Office) was a subordinate organization of the SS, created by Himmler Sept 22, 1939, through the merger of the Security Agency, Gestapo and Criminal Police. It was headed by Reinhard Heydrich. Two file holes in blank left margin. Fine. (University Archives LOA).

790

786

Two pieces of electrified barbed wire from Auschwitz Concen­ tration Camp, combined overall length 9" if straightened. (AAG International Auctions COA)

� 1944 CHAIM WEIZMANN SIGNED LETTER ..... PH $1200-1700

Chaim Azriel Weizmann (1874-1952), typed letter signed ‘Chaim Weizmann,’ in Hebrew, as President of World Zionist Organization, 1p, 5"x7", Dec 25, 1944, on letterhead of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, Jerusalem. In part: ‘Accept my deepest thank you for the honor that you bestowed on me in your dedication to me the book of your department’s scientific work.’ Fine. (University Archives COA)

791

1940-45 GERMAN SS MEDICAL INSTRUMENT FROM AUSCHWITZ ............................................. PH $200-300

A metal apparatus, possibly a medical instrument of some kind, from the Auschwitz extermination camp in Poland measuring 4½”x7". It has a blunt hook at the end and a 1" cutting blade.

Engraved near the handle is ‘SS-Eigentum KL.AU’ (SSProperty Concentration Camp Auschwitz).

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791 790

793

794

797

795

796

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BAD ORD 792

ORANIENBURG

1937 CONCENTRATION CAMP WHIP ................ PH $500-700

795

German short handled ‘Cat of Nine Tails’ whip, roughly 26" long. Handle is stamped with maker’s name and dated 1937.

Brown paper tag attached to wood grip states item was taken ‘From BAD ORD Concentration Camp Germany.’ Whip was taken from camp by an American GI. Whip shows wear from use. Artifacts of this nature that can be identified by camp are extremely scarce.

793

A German SS 2¾”x3½” solid brass ashtray from the early Oranienburg concentration camp, used for political prisoners.

An SS Totenkopfverbande ‘skull & bones’ insignia engraved in bowl. SS took over Oranienburg in mid-1934 and the camp was renamed in 1936, so this ashtray dates to that small window of time. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

796

FLOSSENBURG 1938-45 GERMAN SS ASHTRAY FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

LUBLIN 1940s SS SALT SHAKER .................................... PH $250-350

797

Metal salt shaker from canteen at Lublin Concentration Camp, 2" maximum diameter, 3" tall, etched on side with ‘SS­ KANTINE/K.L. LUBLIN.’ Fine condition.

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1934-36 GERMAN SS TOTENKOPFVERBANDE OIL CAN FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP ........ PH $200-300

A German SS brass oil can from the early Oranienburg Concentration Camp that was used for political prisoners.

Stamped on the bottom ‘SS Eigentum’ (SS Property) and ‘K.L. Oranienburg’. The oil can stands 5" in height and is 3½” diameter at the base. When the thumb button is pushed, the can still pressurizes. A threaded connection at the end for the attachment of possibly different types of spouts. The SS took over Oranienburg in mid-1934 and the camp was renamed in 1936, so this ashtray dates to that small window of time. Used at the time but still very fine condition.

A German SS metal ashtray from Flossenburg concentration camp near Bavaria, measures 4½” in diameter and 1" deep.

An SS Totenkopf ‘skull & bones’ insignia engraved on lid, as well as K.L. Flosennburg (Concentration Camp Flossenburg).

One edge flips up to reveal the ashtray and two cigarette holders. Used at the time. A rubbery substance on the lid can be easily removed.

794

1934-36 GERMAN SS TOTENKOPFVERBANDE ASHTRAY FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP ..... PH $200-300

1934-36 GERMAN SS MIRROR FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP .................................... PH $200-300

A German 6"x4" SS mirror with stand from the early Oranienburg concentration camp, used for political prisoners.

The back reads, ‘SS Eigentum/Konzentrationslager/Oranien­ burg/78’. SS took over Oranienburg in mid-1934 and camp was renamed in 1936, so this mirror dates to that small window of time. Used at the time, but still very fine condition.

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1939-45 GERMAN SS HAIR CLIPPERS FROM FEMALE CONCENTRATION CAMP RAVENSBRUCK ............................................................................... PH $200-300

A metal pair of manual hair clippers from the all female concentration camp Ravensbruck north of Berlin. The clippers measure 6½” in length still operate although about half the teeth are missing from the stationary slider. Engraved on the inside right handle ‘SS-Fr.K.L.Ra.’ 800

1939-45 GERMAN SS GLASS HOLDER FROM FEMALE CONCENTRATION CAMP RAVENSBRUCK ............................................................................... PH $200-300

An SS silver-plated copper holder of some sort with handles for lifting a vase or similar object, and from the all female concentration camp Ravensbruck. The holder measures 3½” diameter and 6" overall. Engraved on the outer edge ‘SSKantine’ and ‘K.L.Ra. Used at the time, but still in very fine condition.

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D TYPED DOCUMENT CONCERNING PUNISHMENT ................................................... PH $1200-1500

Typed in the name of the Protective Custody camp leader by the Hauptscharfuhrer (head squad leader), one page, 8¼”x 5¾”, in German. Document details 69-year-old Jewish inmate punished for using towels as foot rags. Administration, Plaszow (Poland), Oct 2, 1943. Originally headed ‘Concentration camp,’ it was corrected to ‘Transit camp.’ In part, ‘I announce that Kramer, Isreal, born 21 May 1874 in Tarnow Poland.

Protection, Jew, Prisoner number. 346-781 because he used on 28 September 1943 towels as foot rag. Punishment: 2 times Punishment.’Also signed in pencil by Rapportfuhrer certifying ‘Punishment communicated 24 September 1943.’Two file holes in blank left area, minor tear at bottom left edge. Fine.

(University Archives LOA).

Silver colored, metal, etched powder case (approximately 2"x2"x½”) reading ‘SS/1941/WEIHN’ on top and ‘K.L.RA’ on reverse. Thus made for female SS member (they usually served at concentration camps as prison guards) at Ravensbruck Concentration Camp. Very good condition for this item.

SACHSENHAUSEN 802

1940s ELECTRICAL INSULATORS .................... PH $250-350

Two electrical insulators, each 2" in diameter and 1" tall, from Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Good condition.

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D 1946 REPORT ON EMIGRATION OF JEWS TO PALESTINE FOLLOWING WWII .......................... PH $500-700

Printed booklet: ‘Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry,’ regarding problems of European Jewry and Palestine, His Majesty’s Stationery Office, Lausanne, April 20, 1946, 80 pp, 6" x 9", blue paper covers. Important and fas­ cinating look into problems of refugee immigration into Palestine immediately following World War II. In very good condition. (University Archives LOA)

803

D 1776 GERMAN DOCUMENT VOIDING CONTRACTS WITH JEWS .............................. PH $1000-1250

Folio broadside in German, measures 14½”x17¼”, on high quality laid paper, apparently from Augsburg, dated June 4, 1776. Reads in part ‘There are many sad examples...that our citizens have been ruined by the Jews..from now on all contracts with Jews are invalid!’Also, warnings that only men older than 25 can borrow money from Jews with permission of the mayor.

Interesting historical document in good condition, previously folded.

804

D 1946 HAND BILL WARNING BRITISH TO STOP DISRUPTING BROADCASTS ............................ PH $750-1000

Handbill, in Hebrew, 1p, 5¾”x8", from National Army Organization in Eretz, Israel (Etzel [Irgun]). Handbill with Irgun emblem center top, warns: ‘If the British continue to disrupt our broadcasting, our response will be swift and decisive.’

Complete translation included. Fine with light toning.

(University Archives COA) 805

807

D 1948 JUDAICA, ISRAEL ORGANIZES ITS GOVERNMENT ................................................ PH $1000-1500

D 1946 RADIO WEEKS’ SUPPLEMENTS, A PALESTINE PUBLICATION .............................. PH $500-700

Two important reports regarding settlement of Palestine after World War II leading to State of Israel: ‘...We have to report that such information as we received about countries other than Palestine gave no hope of substantial assistance in finding homes for Jews wishing or impelled to leave Europe.’ (1) ‘Committee Calling,’ four pages, 9¾”x13", two conjoined sheets, front and verso. Mid-horizontal fold. Written anon­ ymously ‘By Misfit.’ (2) ‘Report to The United States Government and His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom,’ two pages, 9¾”x13", front and verso. Slight separation at edges of mid-horizontal fold. First page reviews 4 reasons for Committee’s existence. Second page lists Committee’s 10 recommendations regarding immigration, education and economic and political development, clearly concluding ‘No Arab, No Jewish State,’ urging peace and equality of Arabs and Jews in Palestine. Light staining on both items. Very good condition. (University Archives COA).

Formal Paper, dated July 21, 1948, 11 pages, 4 measure 8½”x13", 7 measure 7"x10", in Hebrew. Table of Contents reads: ‘State of Israel, Formal paper, Temporally assigned government, #10, 1 Tel Aviv 14th of Tamuz 07-21-1948, pg 55, Table of Contents: [pg] 56 An announcement in the matter of adding to the order of government and laws, 1948. [pg] 56 An announcement in the matter of substitutes of the state’s party members. [pg] 56 Appointing of officers [pg] 57 Appointing of a supervisor of transportation as an official authority. [pg] 57 Appointing of a supervisor of diamonds as an official authority. [pg] 57 Court orders. [pg] 58 Announce­ ments of properties sales. [pg] 58 Announcements by the order of partnerships. [pg] 58 Correcting errors. Addition A [pg] 23 Budget orders (July 1948), Addition B [pg] 37 Order for supervision of foods. [pg] 39 Order of human resource recruitment (getting office employ’s details, drivers, tech­ nicians) 1948 [pg] 39 Defense order (for supervising diamonds) (correction) 1948, [pg] 40 Meetings protocol of the temporary government.’ Fine, with light edge wear. (University Archives LOA).

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808

D 1950s ABBA EBAN HANDWRITTEN DRAFT OF SPEECH ...................................................... PH $5000-7000

Handwritten draft of speech by Abba Eban (statesman, lecturer, Foreign Minister, 1966-74) and first representative to United Nations from Israel. Document 3pp on 6"x8" hotel stationery from ‘The Savoy-Plaza, New York.’ Pages show corrections, deletions & additions all in Eban’s hand (document not signed).

Historically interesting & important item referring to Arab resistance to ‘...establishing United Nations representation in Jerusalem for the supervision of the Holy Places.’ Includes complete transcript. Fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA).

1954 U.S. SECOND ARMY PATCH PRESENTED TO MOSHE DAYAN .......................................... PH $4000-6000

Original Second Army shoulder sleeve insignia, 2"x2½”, mounted on 5¾”x4" card, calligraphed in upper case lettering: ‘Presented to / Major General / Moshe Dayan / Chief of Staff / Israel Defense Forces / as a Souvenir of his Visit to / Head­ quarters Second Army / 19 July 1954.’ Fine. On July 13, 1954, Major General Moshe Dayan & others arrived in Washington for a three week tour of U.S. military installations as a guest of the U.S. Army. On July 19, future Israeli Defense and Foreign Minister Dayan, future Israeli President Herzog, future Israeli General and Prime Minister Rabin and future General Peled made an official visit to Fort Meade and Second Army Headquarters and witnessed the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment stage a tactical demonstration. Before leaving, Major Gen. Dayan was presented with this Second Army’s patch by Lt. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, Commanding General, Second Army.

(University Archives LOA)

– GHETTOS – 810

1930s-43 NOTGELD CURRENCY & THERIESENSTADT NOTES ................................................................................................. PH $200-300

Group of 11 notes with Jewish connection: (1) Four Austrian anti-Semitic faux Notgeld from inter-war period. Three have drawing of Jewish-owned newspapers in a bonfire, printed as a fundraiser by Schutzvereines ‘Antisemitenbund’, in 10 heller green, 20h orange and 50h blue.

Different propaganda slogans on back, including one with ‘swastika’. Fourth one with facsimile of post-war Austrian of 2 kronen note on face and slogan on back ‘The Jewish banks have the gold, but all you have in your hands is crap’. All very fine. (2) Complete set of 7 Theresienstadt Concentration Camp currency notes which show Moses holding Ten Commandments and a Star of David by denomination. High quality notes as these were primarily a propaganda farce to give a semblance of normalcy to the camp, before a 1943 visit by the Red Cross. Includes 1kr, 2kr, 5kr, 10kr, 20kr, 50kr and 100kr notes; high values have watermark. Condition ranges from very fine to very good with some folding and soiling on lower denominations.

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1940s NAZI FLAG PRODUCED BY JEWISH LABOR AT LODZ .................................................. PH $600-800

Third Reich War flag with black swastika within a white circle, white & black stripes and red background. Black iron cross at upper left. Sleeve stamped ‘Kr.Fl.150x250’ and ‘Textilindustrie G. Bukiet Litzmannstadt’. Flag measures approximately 4.9’x8.2' and in fine condition with only a couple small holes.

Litzmannstadt/Lodz in Occupied Poland had the second largest Ghetto for Jews and Gypsies, and was known for its industrial production. This firm likely used Jewish labor to make flags for the Wehrmacht.

812

816

1941 MINSK GHETTO KIDDISH CUP ................. PH $200-300

Metal Kiddish cup, 1½” diameter rim & 3¾” tall, inscribed ‘GHETTO MINSK/N.T./3.11.41’, not long after founding of Second Minsk Ghetto, so must have been a presentation item.

Second Ghetto was primarily made up of Jews from both Germany and Bohemia-Moravia. Good condition.

817

D 1943 SS DETENTION ORDER ........................... PH $750-1000

In 1943, a 30 year old Vienna-born Polish Catholic carpenter was sent to Auschwitz, suspected of being a Communist. Partly printed typed document, one page, 8¼”x11½”, in German.

Secret State Police, Cracow, Nov 9, 1943, Headed ‘Briefing/ Concentration camp Auschwitz.’ Document identifies Ludwig Vesely, born in Vienna on Aug 4, 1913, as unmarried Polish carpenter living in Cracow.Two file holes in blank left area.

Light folds at top left. Portion torn off from bottom left edge.

Fine. (University Archives LOA).

818

D 1944 SS DETENTION DOCUMENT ................... PH $800-1200

1940s HAND CANCELING DEVICE FOR ‘JUDE POST’ IN THE GHETTOS ......................... PH $250-350

A 4¾” long wooden handle with 1¾” diameter copper colored metal canceling face. Scarce and fine.

814

1940s HAND CANCELING DEVICE FOR WARSAW GHETTO POLICE ............................... PH $250-350

A 4¾” long wooden handle with 1¾” diameter copper colored metal canceling face. Scarce and fine.

815

1941 LVOV GHETTO PRESENTATION CUP ....... PH $250-350

Metal cup, 2" diameter rim & 3" tall, inscribed on front ‘To Lilya’ and on bottom ‘To Lilya Meyerovich. On the Day of Birthday. December 27, 41 Ghetto of Lvov’. Fine condition.

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1940 JEWISH GHETTO POLICE BADGE ........... PH $500-750

Scarce badge worn by officers or members of the Jewish police force within ghettos in Poland. Bilingual Polish/German text along edge reads ‘auxiliary police.’ Hexagonal brass badge measures 1½” across with Star of David at center, blue enamel border and raised lettering. Maker’s mark on back indicates Warsaw. Modern reproduction included for comparison, as many fakes are on the market. Very fine condition.

813

817

On the day before D-Day, a 39 year old Polish Catholic was ordered into protective custody by the Gestapo because he was cooperating with Jews. Partly printed typed document, signed, one page, 8¼”x10¼”, in German. Secret State Police, Cracow, June 5, 1944, Headed ‘Protective Custody.’ Document identifies Jan Dzielski, born Feb 15, 1905, as married Catholic Polish worker living in Cracow. He is being detained on orders from Heinrich Muller, Hitler’s Gestapo chief who oversaw the imple­ mentation of Hitler’s policies against all groups deemed a threat to the state. On the day this document was issued, General Dwight D. Eisenhower was giving his order, ‘Full victory – nothing else,’ to paratroopers in England just before they boarded their planes to participate in the first assault in the invasion of the continent of Europe the next day. Portion torn off from blank bottom left edge. Fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

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– HOLOCAUST –

819 � 1920s OSKAR SCHINDLER (SCHINDLER’S LIST) SIGNED PICTURE POSTCARD & PHOTO .... PH $7500-10,000

Includes: (1) RARE Letter Signed by Oskar Schindler as “Busendieb” in German, on message side of picture postcard depicting his father Hans Schindler (1883-1947) in military uniform wearing the Iron Cross. Sepia, 5½”x3½”. No place, no date, but probably from his home in Zwittau in the 1920s.

Addressed by Oskar to his cousin ‘Miss / Emilie Tyrolt / Milwaukee.’ Busendieb translates as ‘Bosom Thief’ (one who steals women’s hearts?). In part, ‘How are you doing in America?...Are you still thinking of me? Have you learned to speak English yet?....Heartfelt greetings from your Busendieb.’; (2) Carte-de-visite photograph of Oskar Schindler, 2"x3¾” image, affixed to a 2¾”X4¼” photographer’s mount imprinted ‘L. Glatter / Zwittau.’ Depicts full-length studio image of a young Oskar Schindler in military uniform, wearing medal, with his left hand clutching grip of a sword. Fine. Provenance: Emilie Tyrolt to her daughter. (University Archives LOA)

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D 1934 PROMOTION APPEAL BY KILLER OF JEWISH JOURNALIST ......................................... PH $150-250

Partially printed (12"x8") German Workers Party document in which one Otto Rothstock says ‘he deserves a promotion because he killed a Jewish journalist in 1925 and spent 2½ years in jail as punishment’.

821

1930s HOLOCAUST PLAQUE ‘JEWS WILL NOT BE SERVED HERE’ ..................................... PH $200-300

A 5½”x3¾” thin metal over masonite plaque ‘Juden werden hier nicht bedient’ (Jews will not be served here) from the Holocaust time period, probably displayed in a restaurant of some sort. Some ink fading and normal wear but still fine condition. Inventory sticker from the closed Riga State Museum on the back.

822

1935-45 GERMAN HOLOCAUST ERA CIGARETTE CASE .............................................. PH $200-300

A German 3¼”x4" metal cigarette case from the holocaust era finely engraved with an German eagle attacking a Jewish three-headed snake with the words ‘Gegen Judentum!’ (Against Judaism). Latch still works fine, but top lid a bit concave. Only a very small bit of corrosion.

823

1935-45 GERMAN HOLOCAUST ERA ANTI-SEMITIC METAL SIGN ........................................................ PH $200-300

Heavy metal 5½”x8¼” German Holocaust-era sign translated as “Entrance for Jews is not permitted.” Sign is purposely concave a bit to fit where it was displayed. Very fine condition.

Russian inventory sticker from closed state museum is on back.

824

1935-45 GERMAN HOLOCAUST ERA ANTI-SEMITIC METAL SIGN ........................................................ PH $200-300

Heavy metal 6½”x9¾” German holocaust-era sign translated as “Entrance for dogs and for Jews is forbidden.” Sign is purposely concave a bit to fit where it was displayed. Glue residue on left and right sides, and Russian inventory sticker from a closed Minsk state museum on back.

825

1940s CONCENTRATION CAMP & ATROCITIES PHOTOS (x43) ...................................................... PH $400-500

Group of 43 different 3"x4½” B&W photos of German concentration camp atrocities. The photos are all toned with age, but are in excellent condition otherwise. Many stark and graphic images. From the Ukrainian MVD archives (Ministry of Internal Affairs).

Extremely rare signed, dated (Feb 18,1942) letter (ALS) from Mengele, signed ‘J. Mengele,’ to his wife, Maria. Letter (8½”x 11") on postmarked Feldpost lettersheet (both sides), was written while Mengele was fighting behind Russian lines.

Content in part reads ‘My Beloved Butzle, Don’t be afraid; we won’t freeze to death. If you and I could be O. right now, we would be happy together...’ Goes on to envision what they would do if they were together and reads in a very tender tone.

Josef Mengele, known as the ‘Angel of Death,’ was German SS officer and physician at Auschwitz. He gained his primary notoriety for inhuman experiments performed on live humans.

Interesting insight into this historical and very real villain. Very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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D 1943-44 LETTERS FROM AUSCHWITZ & DACHAU ............................................................... PH $400-600

Two letters from concentration camp inmates, one dated Feb 14, 1943, from ‘Marian,’ from Auschwitz, the other dated June 14, 1944, from a Pzyman(?) Uzmanski. Both letters measure 9"x12" and creased along the folds, each with stamps and postmarked from their respective camps. Auschwitz letter is in German and accompanied by English translation, while the Dachau letter in Polish (untranslated). Besides usual folds and minor tears, letters are in excellent condition given the circumstances.

828

� 1995 MIEP GIES SIGNED COVER ...................... PH $100-200

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– PROPAGANDA – 829

� 1898-1963 ANTI-SEMITIC GERMAN PICTURE POSTCARDS (x6) ................................................. PH $200-300

Six German picture postcards (x4 used & x2 unused). USED includes: (1)1898 ‘Die sieben Raben’, (2) 1901 ‘Der Banfier’, (3) 1911 ‘Levi un Rebekkche’ with poem, and (4) 1912 ‘Der Herr Rechtsanwalt’. UNUSED includs: (1) from Chemnitz ‘gasthaus’ ‘Deutscher Krug’; and (2) scarce 1963 Russian anti-Semitic picture postcard. All fine to very fine condition.

830

� 1922 ANTI-SEMITIC, ANTI-BOLSHEVIK BOOK

BY NAZI IDEOLOGIST ROSENBERG ................ PH $500-750

A Fleetwood ‘Allies Liberate Concentration Camps’ FDC signed by Miep Gies, who hid Anne Frank’s family during the war. Excellent condition. Accompanied by Todd Mueller COA.

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Titled ‘Pest in Russland’ (Pestilence in Russia: Bolshevism, it’s Leaders, Henchmen and Victims), published in 1922 in Munich, written by Alfred Rosenberg who was becoming the early Nazi movement’s chief ideologue for racial theory and the ‘Jewish Question’. The book is mainly political analysis of the recent Bolshevik victory and how Jews were vital to the takeover. However, the 47 pages of photographs are a treasure trove for early Soviet historians. Many early Baltic revolutionaries are pictured and named (and identified as Jews) as well as Lenin and Red Army group photos, plus many mass murder victim photographs (some quite graphic) which will remind one of future German atrocities. Some cover faults and toning, overall very good condition. Scarce early Nazi publication.

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831

D 1930s PRINTED PROPAGANDA ITEMS ............. PH $250-350

Total of 6 printed Propaganda items: (1) Set of 3 similar labels in black and red, each showing ‘Skull and Odal rune’. Each says ‘Jews out!’ in French and/or Dutch, so likely from Belgium.

(2) Two labels from Germany indicating Jewish doctors only able to treat Jewish patients. Blue and yellow with Star of David and text, one measures 6x6½cm and other similar in size to modern return address label, both on gummed thin paper. (3) Advertising picture postcard showing caricature of old Jew with coins in hand, a whip and map of Europe with hammer and sickle under his arm. For the exhibition and film ‘Der Ewige Jude’ (The Eternal Jew) shown at the German Museum in Munich in November, 1937. Postcard has 5pf Airmail indicia showing eagle, globe and swastika, and was mailed to Hamburg, canceled with special exhibition postmark.

832

834

1933 LUTHER & NAZI EMBLEM PROPAGANDA POSTER ................................................................ PH $300-400

Very rare item from around 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, is in strong contrast to that of all the other ‘Germans’ depicted in the game. The soldiers shown being rewarded for their act, by getting ‘vouchers’ and being given a ‘furlough’ pass by commanding officer. Game measures 13"x8". In excellent condition and incredibly scarce.

Poster inscribed ‘Hitler’s fight and Luther’s teaching provide are the best Defense for the German people’ (text rhymes in German), showing an black & white drawing of Luther with a red Nazi flag as background. Flower and cross symbol below comes from the Luther family arms. The Nazi Party was not above using one of the most famous Germans in its propaganda, 1933 being their year to come to power and Luther’s 450th birth anniversary. Measures about 9½” x 13" in simple black frame. Appears very fine.

835

833

D 1935-45 ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA, USA $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE LOOK-A-LIKE ................ PH $700-900

Interesting piece of French anti-Semitic propaganda made to look like $1 U.S. Silver Certificate. Facsimile $1 bill opens to reveal series of anti-Semitic slurs, including: ‘CET ARGENT EST BIEN JUIF’ (This money is very Jewish) & ‘CE DOLLAR A PAYE LA GUERRE JUIVE’ (This dollar paid for the Jewish War) and others. Propaganda also states that Secretary of Treasury is ‘le Juif MORGENTHAU junior,’ and likens him to the big sharks of international finance. Complete translation included. Document 6"x2½”, taped repairs, fine. (University Archives COA)

� 1942 ‘DER UNTERMENSCH’ MAGAZINE .......... PH $500-700

Approximately 10"x13½” soft cover publication titled ‘Der Untermensch’ (The Sub-Human), a publication by the SS Main Office, publisher Nordland Verlag. Mainly a photo book filled with compare and contrast photos of people and scenes of everyday life from the wonderful, organized, clean and beautiful Aryan folk as compared to the ugly and degenerate hordes from the East (mostly Jews and Soviets). Some minor wear and soiling, overall fine to very fine condition. A scarce item.

836

1943 RUSSIAN FIGHTING FOR NAZIS WWII CIGARETTE CASE .............................................. PH $200-300

Approximately 3"x4" metal cigarette case formerly belonging to a Russian soldier fighting on the side of the Nazis under the command of former Red Army General Vlasov. The inside left of the case engraved (translated) ‘Oryol, Russian Liberation Army, 1943’ and on the right side ‘Beat Jews - Political Commissars. Enough drinking our blood’. The snap closure still works great while the case has suffered the usual amount of spotting and corrosion. Unusual anti-semitic collectible.

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Nice little lot associated with The Trent Affair. Includes 1851 signed autographed letter from James M. Mason and an 1844 signed auto­ graphed letter by John Slidell, along with a carte-de-viste of each, both taken from negatives

by Brady and published by E. Anthony; and a page (approx­ imately 10½”x16") from the 11/30/61 ‘Harper’s Weekly’ with story ‘The Capture of the Rebel Commissioners to Europe’ and 4 engravings (Mason, Slidell, Commodore Wilkes and Mason & Slidell being placed on board the ‘San Jacinto’). On Nov 8, 1861, the ‘USS San Jacinto,’ commanded by Union Captain Charles Wilkes, intercepted the British mail packet ‘RMS Trent’ and removed 2 Confederate diplomats, James Mason and John Slidell. The envoys were bound for Great Britain and France to press the Confederacy’s case for diplomatic recognition in Europe. Great Britain considered the incident an insult to its neutrality. After a few weeks of tense negotiations and talk of war, the US government disavowed Wilkes’ actions, and the diplomats were released and allowed to travel to England. They were unsuccessful in their efforts to gain recognition from England or bring it into the war against the United States. Interesting and very fine group.

� 1847 GEORGE MCCLELLAN ALS DURING MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR ............................ PH $1000-1500

Hand-written letter from then-Lieutenant George B. McClellan, the man who later became General-in-Chief of Union forces during the American Civil War. Letter on lined off-white paper, written to Major General Thomas Jesup, dated Sept 30, 1847, while stationed in Mexico City during the Mexican-American War. Content of letter as follows: ‘Sir, I have the honor to enclose herewith a report of persons employed and a summary statement for the month of September ’47 – Very Respectfully Sir, your official servant(?) / Geo. B McClellan.’ McClellan’s signature is phenomenal, a majestic swooping effort in brown ink. Still, an excellent antebellum wartime document, matted (not framed) with a small B&W picture of the General. Letter in very fine condition. Measures 8"x10"; total dimensions 14"x18". Fine.

838

� 1861 THE CONFEDERATE TRENT AFFAIR WITH MASON & SLIDELL ALS ........................... PH $400-600

840

� 1859 JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE (VP & CSA GENERAL) SIGNED LETTER .......... PH $400-600

� 1860s-1890s CIVIL WAR UNION GENERALS AUTOGRAPH LOT .................................................. $2500-3500

Large group of signed items from various Civil War Union Generals. All kinds of media found here, includes handwritten letters, checks, stock certificates, typed letters, cut signatures, etc. With signatures from following Union Generals and other high ranking persons from the era: Nathaniel Banks (small written note, 12/2/1852), Ambrose Burnside, Benjamin Butler (signed cover), John Dix (stock certificate, 12/1/55), Admiral David Farrugut (ALS, 8/26/53), William B. Hazen (hand-written note, 8/21/80), Oliver O. Howard (x2, 3-page ALS, 1/23/99), John A. Logan (ALS, 3/14/71), Irvin McDowell (signed printed letter, 9/10/58), John Pope (ALS, 11/28/81), David Porter (official military orders signed, war-time date of 1/1/64), Fitz-John Porter (written note, 4/12/79), Horace Porter (stock certificate, 1/21/84), William Rosencrans (x2, small signed note, and TLS 6/3/95), John Schofield (cut signature with addressee, 9/29/94), Philip Sheridan (cut, undated), Daniel Sickles (check, 10/14/86), Henry Slocum (ALS, war-time date of 2/16/64), and Gideon Welles (ALS on Secretary of Navy letterhead, 12/17/68). Plus includes a Bill-of-Sale from Revolutionary War General Benjamin Lincoln, dated June 1st, 1804. An outstanding lot of Civil War-era signed items!

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Note from then Vice President John C. Breckinridge, ALS signed and dated Nov 26, 1859. Letter to Colonel D.R. McNair reads in part: ‘Dear Sir, Please have my news­ papers ordered to Washington and oblige.’ Breckinridge also ran for President in 1860 as part of the breakaway South­ ern faction of the Democratic Party, and then became a General in the Confederate States of America, and later its Secretary of War. Letter measures 5"x8" and in ex­ cellent condition; script and signature in brown ink, very bold.

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� 1869 GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN SIGNED ENVELOPE ............................................ PH $300-400

Rare handwritten letter from Civil War-era Union General George G. Meade. Letter measures 5"x7½” and has mild tearing along left edge, with right edge in excellent condition.

Letterhead reads ‘Headquarters, Military Division of the Atlantic,’ Dated Dec 16t 1871, and is written to a resident of Charleston S.C., signed ‘Respectively Yours / Geo. G. Meade / Maj - Gen.’ Fine.

Envelope carrying bold signature and rank of General William Tecumseh Sherman. Envelope postmarked Aug 2, 1869.

‘Headquarters Army of United States. Official Business’ printed on envelope just above signature. Envelope displays toning and wear at corners and edges. Very fine.

842

� 1850s-1900s CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE GENERAL AUTOGRAPH GROUP ..................... PH $750-1000

Collection of 5 Confederate States of America Generals’ signatures and autographs. Includes an ALS from General Joseph E. Johnston, dated Feb 5, 1886, double-sided on lined paper, total size 8"x10", includes typed translation from The Lincoln Library; signed check from General Simon Bolivar Buckner dated Dec 3, 1898; an 8"x4" cut signature from General Matthew Butler, dated Jan 30, 1893; signed check from Gen. Joseph Wheeler dated Jan 5, 1906; and finally, an Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company Bond issued Sept 9, 1871, signed by Gen. William Mahone (has holes punched through it), with several bearer bonds still attached.

Interesting bunch of CSA signatures. Fine.

844

� 1874 C.S.A. GENERAL BRAXTON BRAGG SIGNED LETTER ................................................. PH $400-600

Two-page personal letter from Confederate General Braxton Bragg to his wife from Galveston, Texas, dated Aug 11, 1874.

He writes about Galveston sea breeze ‘as long as you’re in the shade’ and goes on to tell her the Galveston railroad projects ‘are of doubtful success’; he continues by telling her he is living in best kept hotel with private board of $50 per month. Letter signed ‘Your Husband, Braxton Bragg.’ Nice content in this ALS from former Confederate General. Very fine.

845

� 1879 GENERAL P.G.T. BEAUREGARD SIGNED CHECK .................................................................. PH $400-600

Framed, signed check from Confederate States of America General P.G.T. Beauregard. Check dated March 29, 1879, made payable to ‘bearer’ for $200. The General signed his usual ‘G.T. Beauregard’, dropping the ‘P’. Very bold, black signature.

Check tastefully framed along with a B&W portrait. Total dimensions 14"x22" including frame.

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846

D 1865 LETTER FROM GENERAL MILES REGARDING JEFFERSON DAVIS’ CAPTIVITY .................... PH $4000-6000

General Nelson A. Miles, in command of Fort Monroe, reports that ‘the prisoner “Davis” is feeling quite comfortable this morning... I do not think it possible for him to escape, even if the sentinels are taken out of the front room, he will still be under two locks, aside from the Guard in front of his cell.’

Autograph Letter Signed ‘Nelson A. Miles’ as ‘Bvt Maj Gen U.S. Vols / Comdg Dist.,’ two conjoined pages, 7¾”x9¾”, ‘Head Quarters Military District, Fort Monroe, August 22, 1865.’ Ink stain at top right of first page. Expertly strengthened on verso at folds, fine. An excerpt from ‘Prison Life of Jefferson Davis’ by John J. Craven, Davis’ physician during his confinement at Fort Monroe from May to December of 1865, reveals more. ‘The procession into the fort was simple though momentous ... First came Major-General Miles holding the arm of Mr. Davis, who was dressed in a suit of plain Confederate grey, with a grey slouched hat – always thin, and now looking much wasted and very haggard. ... Mr. Davis was shown into casemate No. 2...guards of soldiers being stationed in the cells numbered 1, 3, and 5, upon each side of them. They entered; the heavy doors clanged behind them, and in that clang was rung the final knell of the terrible, but now extinct, rebellion.’

Full transcript of letter and complete book excerpt accompany.

(University Archives LOA).

� 1905 MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS SIGNED LETTER ABOUT JEFFERSON DAVIS IN CHAINS ........ PH $4000-6000

Jefferson Davis’ wife, Varina, writes to newspaper editor thanking him for disproving Fort Monroe Commandant Miles’ assertion that he was directed to put Jefferson Davis in chains, by showing that Secretary Stanton had only authorized the action whenever it advisable. Autograph Letter Signed ‘Varina Jefferson Davis,’ 8 pages, 4"x5", Hotel Girard [New York City], March 7, 1905. With partial front panel, 4"x2½”, of envelope addressed by Mrs. Davis to ‘J. Andrew Boyd Esqr / Editor of Wilkes Barre Record / Wilkes Barre. / Penn.’

Postmarked New York, March 7, 1905. Fine. Full transcript provided, as well as photocopy of statement as published in Feb. 9, 1905, edition of ‘The Washington Post.’ One letter from Miles begins ‘Yesterday I directed that irons be put on Mr. Davis’s ankles.’ Miles had also earlier stated that Mrs. Davis thanked him for his treatment of Mr. Davis. With an ALS ‘Margaret H. Jefferson Davis Hayes,’ 4 pages, 5¾”x5¾”, Colorado Springs, March 14, 1905. To Boyd, beginning, ‘My mother Mrs Jefferson Davis sent me your kind letter to her...’

(University Archives LOA).

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� 1864 OHIO PRISONER OF WAR SOLDIER’S BIBLE .................................................................... PH $500-700

849

D 1865 CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE OF CONFEDERATE PRISONER OF WAR .............. PH $900-1200

Small New Testament Bible belonging to Private Benjamin Ash (1845-1935) of the 144th Infantry from Ohio. The 18-year-old enlisted in May, 1864 and became a POW after being captured with his company in August, 1864, near Berryville, Virginia, while guarding a train. On the first and second leaves, Ash lists the names of eight soldiers imprisoned at Lynchburg, most of whom died while POWs. Handwritten obituary accompanies, written by Ash’s granddaughter, who claimed this Bible was carried by him ‘all during his service in the cival ware’ [sic].

All soliders’ names can be found in the Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio (copies included). New Testament is 1862 publication by the American Bible Society, with general toning and foxing, the spine is lacking and back cover replaced.

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Certificate of release of a Confederate POW, datelined June 23, 1865, Point Lookout, Md, 8"x5¼”, largely printed with date and soldier’s name in manuscript, with Oath Of Allegiance to the United States, taken by the prisoner prior to release, printed on back. With printed signature and personal stamp of A.G. Brady, Maj. and Provost Marshall. Very fine and rare.

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1880s PICTURE OF CONFEDERATE OFFICER CAPT JOHN FLETCHER ...................................... PH $150-250

Approximately 9"x4" grey matted B&W photo of a Confederate officer taken later in his life. Dressed in grey uniform holding infantry sword. On back of photographer’s matte, there are two handwritten names: Capt. John Fletcher, friend of C.W. O’leary & Miss Henrietta O’leary. Also printed: 1861-65 Company C, 18th Mississippi Regiment an address in MDN (presumably Meridian, Mississippi the word ‘Contest’ and a stamped number ‘8980’ in black. Consigned by a long-time Mississippi resident. Fine condition for this period.

– WORLD WAR I – AMERICAN 852

£ 1940s-60s EDDIE RICKENBACKER SIGNED LETTERS (x3) .................................................. PH $1000-1500

Three typed signed letters by World War I American ace pilot Eddie Rickenbacker. All 3 written during Christmas time, with 2 signed ‘Eddie’ (1944 & 1946 letters) and 1 with full signature, ‘Eddie Rickenbacker’ (1963). All 7¼”x10", typed on his letterhead out of office at 10 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Great content (see photo). Very fine. (Certified by John Reznikoff) GERMAN 853 850

Three postcards (3½”x5½”) from 1915-17 addressed to future Nazi Minister of Propaganda Josef Goebbels. Age toning and some corner wear, but no rips or tears. Very interesting group.

D 1857-1866 GEORGE ARMSTRONG CUSTER’S SERVICE RECORD .......................................... PH $1500-2000

Highly unusual manuscript, two pages, 8"x12½”, c.1868, in unknown hand titled ‘George A. Custer,’ listing, in great detail, the decorated cavalry officer’s service record from his time as United States Military Academy cadet from 1857-61 through his assignment as Lieutenant Colonel to Fort Riley, Kans, in 1866. List, which includes all major battles in which Custer participated, together with major assignments, punctuated in the left margin noting the points of promotion, both regular and brevet with a circled number. Docketed ‘Geo. Custer’ in another hand. Light soiling at folds, otherwise very fine.

Document is highly detailed in describing Custer’s accomplishments. Ultimate purpose of the present document is unknown. It may have been used in the context of General Sheridan’s efforts to allow Custer to cut short his one year suspension for being AWOL in 1867. Fascinating document worthy of further research. (University Archives LOA).

854

1916-45 SELECTION OF WWI & THIRD REICH ITEMS ................................................................... PH $200-300

Selection of six items. (1) 1916 ‘Gold for Iron’ medallion. (2) Deutsche Wehrmacht arm band, black on yellow. (3) Local Group Leader (Ortsgruppenleiter) black on white enamel plague, 5½”x3" with chunks of enamel missing at bottom. (4) 1939 War Merit Cross 2nd Class with red, white & black ribbon. (5) Luftwaffe Flak Artillery badge, bronze color without markings. (6) 1945 Certificate of Appreciation 14"x10" folded.

Also four pieces of French Occupation money, 1943 20 fr & 1944 2fr currency and 1943 1fr & 1944 10c coins, plus a banknote from Japan. Condition, except as noted, fine & better.

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1915-17 THREE POSTCARDS ADDRESSED TO JOSEF GOEBBELS ........................................ PH $300-400

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� c.1918 PHOTOCARD COLLECTION .......................... $300-400

Close to 90 different photo cards, mainly created for postcard usage, depicting various scenes from WWI, all housed in small photo card album. Includes two cards depicting Jewish Cemetery in Ukraine (very rare images) and several depicting Jewish-like shtetls. Interesting group.

AUTOGRAPHs, AMERICAN 859

£ 1940s-80s AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION RELATED TO GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON, JR ................... $350-500

Interesting group of signed items including First Day Covers, handwritten & typed letters & notes signed by various generals and other military figures (plus Eleanor Roosevelt). We note: Mark Clark (x2), Alfred M. Gruenther (x2), Patton’s son General George S. Patton III, Omar N. Bradley, Matthew B. Ridgeway, James Gavin, Maxwell Taylor (x2), Creighton Abrams, also Eleanor Roosevelt and Bob Hope signed items.

All items relate in some way to famed WWII general, many on FDCs of stamps honoring him. Generally fine to very fine throughout.

– WORLD WAR II – AMERICAN 856

D c.1942 WWII AIR DROP SHEETS & BOOKLETS ............................................................................... PH $400-600

Group of 10 items, written in English, French or German; three are small booklets, origin is American or British. Interesting and increasingly scarce material. Fine to very fine.

857

D 1947 NUREMBERG TRIAL TRANSCRIPT .......... PH $400-500

860

£ 1944-70s AUTOGRAPHS OF DOOLITTLE’S RAIDERS .............................................................. PH $400-600

Original 29-page typewritten transcript for afternoon session of a tribunal dealing with Curt Rothenberger. Dated Sept 24, 1947, in Court III, Case III, pages measure 8"x13". Questioning in this session revolved mainly on the relationship between the judiciary and the executive, with Herr Rothenberger being a jurist who had developed ideas of political unreliability. Last 4 pages separated from staples and are chipped from becoming brittle. Toned as typical for the paper of the time, fine.

(University Archives LOA) 858

1950s EARLY COLD WAR SILK CLOTH MAPS ISSUED TO PILOTS (x5) ...................................... PH $150-250

Dozens of covers, pictures, photos, notes and slips of paper signed by members of crews of the 16 planes that flew on the famed bombing raid over Tokyo on April 18, 1942. Mainly gathered at reunions and by mail years later, these signatures include Pilots, Co-Pilots, Bombardiers, Navigators, gunners from the B-25’s involved in the raid plus other personnel involved in the operation. Generally very fine condition. Very difficult group to assemble with some much historic value.

Generally fine to very fine.

861£/� 1944 JUNE 6 1944 D-DAY (NORMANDY LANDING) AUTOGRAPH & COVER COLLECTION ............. PH $350-500

Very attractive group of 5 different maps printed on two sides on silk for use by pilots if they happen to bail out over unknown or enemy territory. Marked ‘Restricted’. Each approximately 30"x24" and printed in color. Includes different parts of Eastern & Western Europe and the Middle East. Scale is 1:1,000,00.

Unused, very fine.

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Historic collection of 27 covers plus photos and paper ephemera from the key date of the invasion of Europe by the Allies – “the 6th hour of the 6th day of the sixth month”. Includes numerous autographs, especially of Generals including Mark Clark, Creighten W, Abrams, Willard Wyman, Charles Gerhardt, M. Ridgeway, Maxwell Taylor, Wade Haslip also Field Marshall Montgomery of Alamein, and also Cornelius Ryan, author of ‘The Longest Day’. Overall fine to very fine condition.

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Autographs, American, World War II – Militaria, cont.

Interesting collection of more than 50 covers plus a few other items, about 30 autographed by WWII notables Harry S Truman, Generals Harold K. Johnson, James P. Devereux, (ADM) Stuart S. Murray, Carlos P. Romulo, David M. Shoup, J.M. Wainwright, Maxwell D. Taylor, M.B. Ridgeway, Lewis B. Hershey, Omar N. Bradley, James M. Gavin & Alfred M. Gruenther (plus others). Many seldom seen cachets including Crosby. Generally very fine.

866 862

£ 1945 PACIFIC WAR RELATED AUTOGRAPHS W/ TIBBETS (x3) & SWEENEY (x3) ................ PH $1500-2000

Seven (7) World War II items from the Pacific Theater, each autographed by various American historical military figures.

Includes following fascinating items: FDC postmarked 1/26/ 1971 featuring autographs of both Atomic Bomb plane pilots Paul Tibbets and Charles Sweeney; Japanese Tokyo Space Center FDC, autographed by four members of the Bockscar plane (dropped bomb on Nagasaki), including pilot Sweeney, Co-Pilot Fred Olivi, Weapons specialist Frederick Ashworth, and radio operator Abe Spitzer (VERY RARE, d. 1984); an 8"x10" photo of the Enola Gay (dropped bomb on Hiroshima) signed by pilot Tibbets, Navigator Dutch Van Kirk, Weapons Test Officer Morris Jeppson, and Radio operator Richard Nelson; a lithograph of the Bockscar, signed by Sweeney, Olivi and Ashworth; a 5"x7" piece of paper matted with a photo of the Enola Gay, signed by Tibbets, Jeppson, Van Kirk, Nelson and Tail Gunner George Caron; a cover postmarked December 7th, 1943, signed by the Command in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet Husband Kimmel; and finally a FDC commemorating the 15th anniversary of the United Nations, signed by the flag raiser at Iwo Jima, John Bradley and the photographer of the iconic picture, Joe Rosenthal. All signatures Very Fine, with many inscribed with their various occupations.

863£/�/D 1945-80s IWO JIMA RELATED COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS AND PAPER EPHEMERA ...... PH $1000-1500

Several dozen autographed items including photos, handwritten letters and notes, typed letters, First Day Covers, etc. Signers include Press Photographer Joe Rosenthal (10+), Navy member of the raisers of the flag in the famed Rosenthal photo John H. Bradley (12+) plus one or two signed items of Rene Gagnon, Felix de Weldon (sculptor of Iwo Jima memorial statue), Clifton B. Cates (USMC Commandant), Lou Lowery (photographer of first flag raising at Iwo Jima), Pappy Boyington, several Iwo Jima Survivors and very nice paper ephemera including better 1945 FDCs. Overall fine to very fine. Great for the WW II history buff.

864

£ 1945 IWO JIMA FLAG RAISER BRADLEY SIGNED PHOTO ................................................... PH $300-400

Scarce John H. Bradley signed 8"x10" B&W glossy of the iconic photo of the Iwo Jima flag raising. Photo was taken by Joe Rosenthal of the Associated Press. Inscribed and signed by Bradley in blue ball point pen. Very fine. There is a printed Rosenthal signature at lower left as part of the photo.

An 8"x10" B&W glossy photo of crew of the B-29 ‘Enola Gay’ that dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, signed by 6 of the crewmen including Tibbets, Van Kirk, Ferebee, Caron, Jeppson and Nelson. Excellent condition.

867£/� 1945 GENERAL HOLLAND M. SMITH SIGNED FDC ....................................................................... PH $200-300

First Day Cover for the July 11, 1945, Iwo Jima 3¢ commem­ orative issue with cachet picturing Lt. Gen. Holland M. (Howlin’ Mad) Smith, commander of the Marine Expeditionary Force on Iwo Jima. Signed at bottom by Smith. A very scarce signa­ ture in fine condition.

868

£ 1945 ENOLA GAY (ATOMIC BOMB) CREW MEMBERS SIGNED PHOTO MONTAGE ............ PH $150-250

Undated B&W photo (8"x10") depicting ‘Little Boy’ atomic bomb and Hiroshima destruction, boldly signed in blue ink by Ferebee (bombardier), Tibbits (pilot), Van Kirk (navigator) and Nelson (radio).

869

£ 1945 ENOLA GAY (ATOMIC BOMB) CREW MEMBERS SIGNED PHOTO MONTAGE ............ PH $150-250

Undated B&W photo (8"x10") that depicts ‘Little Boy’ atomic bomb and Hiroshima destruction, boldly signed in blue ink

by Ferebee (bombardier), Tibbits (pilot), Van Kirk (navigator) and Nelson (radio). (Undated R&R COA) 870 £/D 1948 GEORGE MARSHALL SIGNED LETTER PLUS ‘EYES ONLY’ MEMORANDUM ................. PH $300-400

George Marshall (1880-1959) American military leader, Chief of Staff of the Army, Secretary of State and third Secretary of Defense. Item is 1948 TLS (typed letter signed) ‘G Marshall,’ 1p, 8"x10½”, on ‘THE SECRETARY OF STATE’ stationery with embossed seal (previously folded, stained lower left), to John W. Snyder Secretary of the Treasury. In part, ‘...I wish to convey to you an expres­ sion of gratitude on the part of the Government of France for the immense effort exerted by the United States Coast Guard Cutter Campbell in the search and rescue opera­ tions... for the Latecoere Flying Boat.’ PLUS, inter­ esting 1948 ‘COPY’ of an ‘EYES ONLY’ typed ‘MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY’ 1p, 8"x10½” (top left corner damaged), with typed ‘(Signed) G.A. MARSHALL,’ quoting portions of a letter ‘With reference to the Sterling area,’ from Baruch (Bernard Baruch 1870-1965). Both items fine.

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£ 1945 ENOLA GAY (ATOMIC BOMB) GLOSSY PHOTO SIGNED BY SIX CREWMEN .................. PH $200-300

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871£/� 1941 DOROTHY KNAPP PATRIOTIC COVER AUTOGRAPHED BY GEORGE C. MARSHALL ........................................................................... PH $2000-3000

Rare and perhaps unique autographed ‘U.S. Declares War on Germany and Italy Cover’, hand painted by famed cover artist Dorothy Knapp of Rhinebeck, New York. A USA 2¢ Defense stamp tied by Dec 11 1941 Washington, D.C. machine cancel.

Cover signed at center in dark blue fountain pen by WWII Chief of Staff and Nobel Prize winning statesman George C. Marshall. Unaddressed with brilliant colors, very fine. Only reference we have found is one similar (without Marshall’s signature) from a 2005 Robert A. Siegel auction which hammered at $2,600.

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1941 PEARL HARBOR CRIBBAGE BOARD FROM USS OKLAHOMA ..................................... PH $300-400

Fascinating piece of World War II history, a cribbage board (4½”x18"), which belonged to Capt. Howard D. ‘Ping’ Bode, commander of the ‘USS Oklahoma’ at the time she was sunk Dec 7, 1941, killing 429 crew members. Bode happened to be ashore when the attack occurred. After the sinking of the ‘Oklahoma’, Bode found himself assigned to the heavy cruiser ‘Chicago’. On the night of May 31, 1942, he was once again ashore when his ship was attacked, this time by midget submarines in Sydney harbor. On Aug 9, 1942, Bode steamed away from action at Savo Island, an action for which he was later investigated. He committed suicide April 19,1943. Bode graduated from Annapolis in 1911, 181st in a class of 193. He was known as “Ping” Bode, after a well-known major league baseball player (who spelled his name Bodie). ‘USS Oklahoma’ cribbage board has large machine gun bullet hole, with accompanying burns on front and ‘exit wound’ on reverse from Pearl Harbor attack. It was recovered from Bode’s cabin when ship was raised and salvaged in 1943.

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– FRENCH – 873��/�/�/� 1941-44 FRENCH PATRIOTIC/PROPOGANDA STAMPS & COVERS .......................................... PH $750-1000

Selection of 8 ‘Patriotic’ covers, most with 1942-44 AntiBolshevik Exposition cancels (various cities); plus about 40 French Legion stamps including Michel #II-V and VI-X, the latter also in sets with left labels and sets with right labels, plus a few duplicates, etc. Interesting material, fresh, very fine.

876 £/D KARL DONITZ HANDWRITTEN ORDER OF THE DAY APPOINTING DONITZ PRESIDENT OF THIRD REICH ............................................. PH $3000-4000 874

1944 FRENCH ANTI-HITLER WAR GAME: V-1 ROCKET VS. HITLER ................................... PH $300-400

Exceedingly rare autograph quotation signed ‘Donitz / 1 Mai 1945’ in German, 8¼”x11¾” fair copy on personal letterhead, datelined Aumuhle, March 22, 1978. Never folded. Also accompanied by two Typed Letters Signed ‘Karl Donitz’ and ‘Donitz,’ relating to item. Fine condition. On May 1, 1945, Donitz received a radio message from Berlin chancellery, signed

by Goebbels and Bormann: ‘Fuhrer died yesterday, 1530 hours.

In his will dated April 29 he appoints you as President of the Reich...’ Donitz hand wrote in part the following: ‘The Fuhrer has appointed me as his successor as proprietor and Head of State Supreme Command of the Armed Forces. Donitz May 1, 1945.’ Exactly one week later, on May 8, 1945, Fuhrer Donitz addressed the German people. He began, ‘When I addressed the German nation on May 1 telling it that Der Fuhrer had appointed me his successor, I said that my foremost task was to save the lives of the German people. In order to achieve this goal, I ordered the German High Command during the night of May 6-7 to sign the unconditional surrender for all fronts.’

To our knowledge, this is the only May 1, 1945, Order of the Day to the German Wehrmacht ever to be publicly offered.

(University Archives LOA).

Very scarce game made in France in late 1944 as France was being liberated. German Wehrmacht Army had been using the V-1 rocket against the Allies, including from French territory before being driven out of France. This 3"x4" game box de­ picts Hitler with his mouth open. Inscription on back of box states that the V-1 rocket is inside the box. This rocket-like wood piece was to be taken out of the box and then thrown from a distance towards Hitler’s mouth in order to silence him.

The player who was able to lodge the bomb inside Hitler’s mouth won. Inscriptions on different sides of the box warn Hitler to stop his rhetoric and be silenced, including the statement ‘It is our turn to try our luck.’ Very good condition, especially for its age.

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£ 1940s FOUR WWII GERMAN ACES SIGNATURES ON LASER PRINT COMPOSITE ......................... PH $200-300

An 11½”x16½” limited edition color laser print composite bearing signatures of 4 German Luftwaffe pilots from WWII. Includes Gunther Rall, Hajo Herrmann, Hans-Ekkehard Bob and Walter Schuck. Excellent condition, with COA.

Lot includes (1) B&W photo 7"x5" showing Johannes Steinhoff signed in black marker. Very fine; (2) German WWII-era picture postcard, showing Willrich portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Schumacher, signed at bottom; (3) B&W photo 6"x4 1/8" showing several fighter pilots preparing for Battle of Britain on English Channel coast (Sept. 1940), including Laumann, Werner Moelders, Meyer and Victor Moelders; (4) German postcard showing drawing of Captain Egon Delica, who signed in pencil on front; (5) Official B&W photo of fighter ace and Knights Cross winner Major Walter Oesau, signed in black ink; (6) Small B&W photograph of fighter ace & Knights Cross winner Hans-Ekkehard Bob, signed in black Sharpie. He is still alive and likely the oldest licensed pilot in the world. All very fine.

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£ 1940s-50s FLYING ACE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS OR CARDS (x6) .................................... PH $200-300

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£ c.1990 LENI RIEFENSTAHL SIGNED PHOTO .... PH $100-150

Sepia photo (4"x5¾”) of young Reifenstahl on Kodak paper signed below image by Hitler’s favorite film maker, Leni Riefenstahl. She had a long career as film maker, actress, photographer and dancer who made important contributions to film and photographic methods. She was still producing photographic and film projects until her death in 2002 at the age of 101.

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881

A 3½” tall heavy tin award cup from the German rowing club ‘Meteor’. Engraved one one side with the dates 1908 to 1911, and a Nazi insignia on the other. The award may have been presented earlier than the Nazi era. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

882

1930s-40s THIRD REICH STICKPIN COLLECTION ....................................................... PH $250-350

Small collection of 13 Stickpins including full set of three Mother’s Crosses with ribbons. Up to about 2" in length. Fine group.

880

883

1930-40s ‘DIE GROBEN DER WELTGEFEHIENTE’ CIGARETTE TOBACCO CARD ALBUM ............. PH $200-300

Fascinating German Tobacco card album with all 252 cards included and affixed within. Half of the cards are military related. Toning and wear due to age, should not detract.

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1932-39 NAZI PINS & BADGES (x11) ................. PH $200-300

Nice assortment of 11 different Nazi pins, badges and one ID tag. All the pins have dates ranging from 1932 to 1939, most are lightweight metal (aluminum) and in fine condition. The ID tag seems to be for the Criminal Police.

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1930s GERMAN ROWING CLUB ‘METEOR’ AWARD CUP ......................................................... PH $200-300

1933 & 1936 COMPLETE CIGARETTE CARD BOOKS .................................................................. PH $250-350

Two different complete cigarette card books. First is scarce 1933 ‘Deutschland Erwacht’ promoting NSDAP with more than 220 B&W or colored cards and with fold out photo in back.

Second is 1936 ‘Adolph Hitler’ with more than 200 almost all B&W photo cards and with damaged dust jacket (complete split). Covers and page edges are worn or soiled, but insides, that include extensive text, are in fine condition.

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D 1933-45 THIRD REICH PERSONAL DOCUMENTS (x5) ................................................ PH $200-300

Lot includes 4 different booklet type & 1 card documents, with (1) 1933 ‘Vorlaufiger Mitglieds Ausweis!’ card with 8 ‘N.S.B.O. Stufe II Beitrag’ stamps, 4 on front & 4 on back; (2) 1935 ‘Landhelfer=Brief’; (3) 1941 ‘Luftschutz Dienstbuch/ Sicherheits- und hilfsdienst’ with many entries; (4) 1944 ‘NS. Reichsbund fur Leibesubungen/Sportgau DanzigWestpreussen’ with oak leaf pin; and (5) 1939-45 ‘Luftwaffen Soldbuch’ with many entries. All documents in fine to very fine condition.

885

1933-45 ADOLF HITLER PHOTOS FROM UKRANIAN MVD ARCHIVES (x74) ..................... PH $200-300

An exceptional group of 74 different 3"x4½” B&W photos of Adolf Hitler and look to be mostly from his earlier days. The photos all toned with age, but in fine condition otherwise. From the Ukrainian MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs).

886

890

1933-39 NAZI TINNES & BADGES (x13) ............ PH $200-300

Fascinating German WWII correspondence including 6 letters w/covers & 5 postal cards to Dr Thoedor Viet/Pioneer Equip­ ment Corp./New York City, most from Munich. Letters, mostly about family & conditions, include many references to contemporaneous political events, and comments about Roosevelt, Churchill, Goring. Earliest letters in English, later cards & letters have censor stamps and/or tape and mostly written in German. Covers show usual wear, some roughly opened. Interesting. Overall, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA).

Nice assortment of 13 different Nazi pins, badges and one ID tag. Most have dates ranging from 1933 to 1939. A few are solid metal, but most lightweight metal (aluminum) and in fine condition. The ID tag seems to be for the Army Secret Field Police.

887

1936 THIRD REICH HITLER YOUTH ILLUSTRATED TELEGRAM ............................................................... PH

$300

Colorful 8¼’x11¾’ ‘Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm’ from Berlin, with saluting Hitler Youth holding Nazi flag on front and Eagle with swastika on back. Minor faults including slight wear, small tear and corner bend. Fine.

888

891

1937 GERMAN NAZI KRIEGSMARINE CUP ...... PH $100-200

1940 ‘DER ZWEITE WELTKRIEG IM BILD’ IN TWO ALBUMS ................................................. PH $250-350

Two volume (Band I & II) ‘The Second World War in Pictures’ cigarette albums complete with all B&W pictures. Band I sub-titled from Nuremberg to Stalingrad, Band II from Stalingrad to Nuremberg. Interesting way to learn about WWII. Very fine.

892

1940s SILVER THIRD REICH SS RINGS (x3) ... PH $250-350

Three (3) different 7/8" to 1" rings, all made for SS. Includes SS ring (sterling silver mark), SS Totenkopf ring, and SS Wedding Band bearing Himmler’s signature, date of marriage and name of SS man inscribed inside. Fine condition.

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1940s STERLING SILVER ENAMELED THIRD REICH SS NORDLAND RINGS ............................ PH $500-700

Three (3) different 7/8" to 1" rings with sterling & maker’s markings, all made for SS Regiment Nordland. This was Division of SS volunteers from Norway, Iceland and Northern Germany. Fine condition.

893

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1939 GERMAN IRON CROSS CIGARETTE CASE POLISH CAMPAIGN .................................. PH $200-300

Nice 4"x3½” German WWII metal cigarette case bearing inscription on front ‘Polenfeldzug 1939’ (Polish Campaign 1939) and the Iron Cross on the back, possibly from a winner of that award. The latch & spring still work. What looks like an address stamped inside. Indications of wear on front and back.

A 4½” tall metal German Nazi Kriegsmarine (Navy) cup awarded for second place in a competition held 22 August 1937, engraved as so on one side, and the Kriegsmarine symbol on the other. Used but still fine condition.

889

� 1939-40 GERMANY TO NEW YORK, FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE W/ GOOD CONTENT ... PH $1500-2000

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896

897 898

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1940s LUFTWAFFE EAGLE POWDER CASE .... PH $250-350

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896

Interesting powder case (3" diameter) with Luftwaffe eagle. It would have belonged to a pilot’s wife or girlfriend. Age wear and patina on case, should not detract.

895

GERMAN 1940s COMMEMORATIVE PIN & TWO WATCH FOBS ............................................. PH $200-300

Three items in older jewelry box, includes: Silver Watch fob with ‘FREUDE KAMPF SIEG’ (Joy Struggle Victory) around a rampant lion over branches on front and ‘BAGATELLE/ 2.8.41/LOWIN’ on back commemorating a 1941 battle in Flanders; silver/gold overlaid watch fob with leather strap with ‘TREUE EHRE PFLICHT’ (Fidelity Honor Duty) around a campfire on front and on back ‘KREIGS-/WEINACHT/1941’ and swastika below; plus lavalier of same design, both commemorating Christmas campaign of 1941. All three items approximately 1"x1" square. Scarce items. Fine & better.

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1940s SILVER THIRD REICH RINGS (x3) .......... PH $200-300

Three (3) different ¾” to 1" rings, includes rings for Sub­ mariner, Luftwaffe Paratrooper and Mountain Trooper. Two with sterling markings and one with marking that actually creates hole in ring. Fine condition.

897

1940s THIRD REICH MAGAZINES ..................... PH $200-300

Group of 11 different issues including ‘Der Weg Zum Sieg,’ Luftwelt (x5) and NSFK (Das NS-Flieger-Korps, x5) all housed in binder with each two hole punched. Much detail about life in Luftwaffe and NSFK. Fine condition for these.

898

1940s THIRD REICH SERVING SPOONS ........... PH $200-300

Group of 6 silver plated serving spoons (1½”x3" bowl), each with Third Reich Eagle marking on handle. Good condition.

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Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter (Cross of Honor of the German Mother) in gold – 1st Class for 8 or more children, in silver – 2nd Class for 6-7 children & in bronze – 3rd Class for 4-5 children, each with narrow blue & white neck ribbon and reverse inscription ’16/Dezember/1938' with facsimile Hitler signature. ALSO, bronze SA sports badge with ‘KARL HENSLER/PFORZHEIM’ manufacturer imprint on back. All items fine and better condition.

1940’s GERMAN SS DENTAL INSTRUMENT .... PH $200-300

A German SS dental instrument, possibly used for pulling teeth, from an SS school in the town of Glau. It is solid metal and measures 6½” in length. Engraved on the inner handle is ‘SS-Artl. Schule Glau’. Used at the time with some age and light corrosion, but still in working condition.

1940s MUTTERKREUZE (x3) & SPORTS BADGE .................................................................. PH $200-300

901

1940s GERMAN SS DIVISION TOTENKOPF TOBACCO BOX .................................................... PH $200-300

A 2½”x4½” tin tobacco box or cigarette case from the German SS Division Totenkopf. Division skull logo soldered on the top.

Used condition but still good shape.

902

1940s STERLING SILVER GERMAN FEMALE LUFTWAFFE PILOT BROOCH ............................ PH $100-200

A 2½”x1¾” sterling silver WWII German Luftwaffe brooch for a female pilot in excellent condition. Hallmarks on the back.

903 £/D 1941 ADOLPH HITLER SIGNED DOCUMENT ................................................... PH $3000-4000

Document typed on plain paper, reads: ‘In the name of the German people! Troop Officers effective October 1, 1941, will be promoted to Colonels: the Lieutenant Colonels Jacobsen of the Supreme Command of the Army (Abw III)(46); Martini of the Supreme Command of the Army (Abw)(49); von Steinwehr of the Supreme Command of the Army (L)(50); To Lieutenant Colonels: the Majors: Baur of the Supreme Command of the Army (Abw I)(15); Krause of the Supreme Command of the Army (WPr)(16) von Rosenberg-Gruszczynski of the Supreme Command of the Army (Abw I)(18). Leader Headquarters, September 15, 1941 The Leader (signed) Adolf Hitler.’ Signature in dark, clear ink. Full translation included. Rare signature and great war content. Housed in special presentation case with B&W print of Hitler. (University Archives LOA).

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1941-45 GERMAN SS DIVISION WIKING CIGARETTE CASE .............................................. PH $200-300

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908

� LITERATURE 1943 ORDNUNGSPOLIZEI AUF DEN ROLLBAHNEN DES OSTENS ..................... PH $250-350

Nice 4"x3¼” German WWII metal cigarette case, formerly belonging to a member of the 5th SS Panzer Division Wiking of the Waffen SS, bearing engraved inscription on front ‘SS-Div. Wiking’ with the divisional insignia. The latch still operates.

Evidence of age & wear inside & out. Front & back covers are bent inwards slightly but can be straightened. Very uncommon.

905

1942-43 NASDAP PROPAGANDA POSTERS ..... PH $250-350

Scarce Nazi Party publication by Police Reserve Captain Hans Richter, 55 pages, measures about 7½” x 10½”, mostly picture book filled with photos of the SS hard at work in the East: liberated towns and villages, military officers, securing positions, refugees and a couple from a Jewish quarter. Minor wear, fine to very fine.

909

1943 GERMAN SS DIVISION CIGARETTE CASE KHARKOV FEB 1943 ................................ PH $200-300

Five bicolored approximately 9½”x13¾” ‘Inspirational’ posters, each with quotes given from speeches or writings by Johannes Linke, Hitler, Dr Goebbels or others. Published by Wocherspruch der NSDAP in Munich. These were issued weekly for display in public places. Minor edge wear, but good condition for these.

906

1942 SS TOTENKOPF PILLBOX ......................... PH $200-300

Metal 3½”x2"x1¼” German WWII pill box with SS Division Totenkopf insignia engraved on the top along with ‘1942’ and what possibly could be the owner’s surname ‘Weihn’. This SS Division participated in the Russian campaign for most of 1942.

The lettering & eyes of the skull still show as red in color.

Latch is broken & shows normal 70 years of wear. A remarkable item.

907

Nice 4½”x3¼” German WWII metal cigarette case, formerly belonging to a member of the SS Division Adolf Hitler, bearing engraved inscription on front ‘Charkow Febr. 1943’ (Kharkov, Russia), a campaign in which that division was a part of. The latch does not operate, but can be fixed. Evidence of age & wear inside & out. Very uncommon.

910

� 1943 TWO THIRD REICH BOOKS ....................... PH $150-250

Two Third Reich books: (1) ‘BALKENKREUZ UBER WUSTENSAND’, hardbound with 100 color & 50 B&W photos of the Afrikakorps. (2) ‘Hitler in Seinen Bergen’, softbound with 86 captioned B&W ‘documentary’ photos. Both fine to very fine.

911

1944 GERMAN KRIEGSMARINE U-BOAT PILL BOX .............................................................. PH $200-300

1942 GERMAN FIGHTER PILOT CIGARETTE CASE KILLS AWARD ........................................... PH $200-300

A 3"x4½” tin cigarette case presented to a German fighter pilot on the Russian front for scoring his 25th kill of a Soviet aircraft.

Dated 2Feb42 with a nice engraving. Used at the time, but still fine condition.

A 1½”x4" tin pill box engraved with the German Kriegsmarine U-Boat insignia and the date 1944. Used at the time, but still good condition.

912

� WAR ART & MILITARY POSTCARDS REFERENCE BOOKS ......................................................................... $150-250

Six books, five different, includes: Klaus, Peters, WILLRICH, hb; Rawlings & Passmore, POSTAL HISTORY OF THE NUREMBERG RALLIES, sb; Tom Capparelli, THE MILITARY POSTCARDS OF THE THIRD REICH; and Irma & Willi Bernhard, BILDPOSTKARTEN NATIONAL­ SOZIALISMUS. Fine or better. Useful group.

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1930s THIRD REICH CARD GAME: WEHRMACHT WEAPONRY .......................................................... PH $300-400

Card game in case, consisting of 48 cards showing weaponry of the Third Reich Armed Forces. Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth – an outstanding example of the militaristic indoctrination conducted by the Nazi regime.

Depicts Panzers, Shock troops, Zeppelins, Artillery, Infantry, guns, gas masks, cannons, mines & grenades. Beautifully painted graphics on cards. The cards case especially rare to find, and in great condition. Cards set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Also has one extra blank card, in case of loss. Cards 4½”x2½”, in outstanding condition.

914

1934 THIRD REICH NAZI BOARD GAME: ‘A TRIP THROUGH GERMANY’ .......................... PH $500-700

Scarce game released a year after Hitler’s rise to power as Chancellor of Germany. Game board has very lengthy in­ scription on history of Germany and its current state. Hitler immediately opened the First Reichstag of the Third Reich. As the players make their way from Berlin to other parts of Germany, inscriptions extol the glorious history of each region and city, mentioning famous Germans and major developments that occurred there. There is a second border that extends outside the German border, and these lands constitute the ‘lost lands’, areas that Germany lost to neighboring countries such as Poland and France in the aftermath of WWI. These areas and cities are proclaimed as being German and to be visited by the players just as easily as Germany proper. This game is an outstanding example of Nazi propaganda seeking to re-kindle and promote the German disdain and anger towards the WWI Allies. Board folds into a 9"x12" envelope, and has instructions on reverse. Board unfolds to a very large 30"x2". Envelope has wear but in good condition, board in excellent condition. Since virtually all such Nazi material was destroyed after the war, this game is truly scarce.

1935 NAZI HITLER WAR GAME: ‘THE FUEHRER’ ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Very scarce 1935 card game, ‘The Fuehrer’, consisting of 60 cards. Theme is Hitler himself. Different cards show Hitler in various poses and stances, in different uniforms and in numerous situations. Hitler shown giving speeches, leading marches, presiding over parades, as a friend of children, as a friend to animals, as a friend of Nature and as a friend of Art. Various offices and homes of Hitler documented, as is the history of Hitler’s rise to power through the 1920s into early 1930s. Many senior Nazi Party leaders also shown (and identified), as is the military, the SS, SA and Hitler Youth.

Swastika evident on numerous cards. Complete set, consisting of 60 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’

Cards oversized, 5"x3½”, in outstanding condition, and look almost UNPLAYED. Box in good condition. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, especially items that depicted Hitler, this set is incredibly scarce.

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1937 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: ‘O WHAT FUN TO BE A SOLDIER’ .................. PH $1000-1500

Very rare 1937 game shows Nazi soldiers and officers in day-to-day activities of romanticized Army life. Depicts Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, marches, attacks, leisure activities, more. Soldiers are depicted as brave and loyal, and as constantly enjoying every aspect of their military lives. Very colorful and glossy surface graphics. Game 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 is truly scarce. Game measures 17"x12". Good condition.

Rare 1937 game highlighting fun of being a soldier in the Wehrmacht. Box cover shows Nazi soldiers marching, along with smiling Wehrmacht officer. Bright colorful graphics on box lid. Game board follows romanticized progression of Nazi soldier’s career: civilian receives order to be drafted, is pronounced medically fit, outfitted in uniform, trained, serves as guard and then as soldier, rises through ranks while seeing military action and eventually becomes a General. He is constantly admired and praised. Game is complete with all playing pieces and instructions and was given to both soldiers and youth. Box in good condition, with some wear lower right corner. Contents look new. Box measures 13"x8½”, opened game board measures 12"x12".

917

1937 NAZI CARD GAME: 500 YEARS OF THE GERMAN SOLDIER ..................................... PH $400-600

Very rare 1937 card game in box, celebrating 500-year history of the German soldier. Game was designed to be played by Wehrmacht soldiers and youth, and is an outstanding example of the militaristic indoctrination conducted by the Nazi regime.

Cards depict all variations in military history of the prior 500 years of the German speaking populations of Europe. This includes the Prussian soldiers in their campaigns against the French that led to the unification of Germany in 1871, as well as later German soldiers of WWI. The 4 cards of the final group depict swastikas and show Hitler’s Nazi Wehrmacht soldiers as the culmination and ultimate perfection of the 500-year process. Card set is complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Game box is in excellent condition, and contains instructions. Cards are Oversize 4½”x3½”, in UNPLAYED condition. Scarce, and especially in this condition.

918

1937 THIRD REICH CARD GAME: GERMAN NAVY WITH U-BOATS .......................................... PH $300-400

920

Card game in box, 24 cards showing various aspects of the Nazi Navy (Kriegsmarine). Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth, and outstanding example of the militaristic indoctrination conducted by the Nazi regime. Depicts U-Boats, cruisers and other warships, and the navy sailors with Swastika Flags. Beautifully painted graphics on cards. Card set is complete, consisting of 24 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Box is especially rare (in any condition). Game has instructions card. Cards are 4"x2½”, in outstanding condition. Box has some wear, but is intact.

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1938 THIRD REICH NAZI GAME: SWASTIKA CHECKERS & GAMES SET ............................ PH $1500-2000

Rare 1938 Swastika Checkers and Games set. Compendium includes various games: Checkers, Chess, Horse Race, Dominoes, Mikado, Mill and several others. Pieces provided for all games. Swastika checkers have extra pieces for use in other games, as well as in case of loss. Also extra Chess pawns.

Painted metal horse race pieces are large (2") and have almost no paint loss. Swastika checkers pieces 1" across, made of typical composition material of period. Horse pieces are metal, chess and other pieces are wood and some dice are Bakelite.

All pieces have gloss, in superb condition. Mikado game housed inside a long purple octagonal box that is set in a slot in the main box designed just for it. Games set contains envelope with detailed instructions pamphlets for all games. Box 16"x11", opened game boards mostly 13"x13,” very colorful horse race board 20"x14". Prime example of Nazi Party’s use of Swastika symbol to continue its propaganda and hold on German public. Pieces, box and boards look like UNPLAYED condition.

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1938 THIRD REICH AUTOBAHN BOARD GAME .................................................................. PH $750-1000

Scarce 1938 game depicting Hitler’s program for construction and use of Third Reich’s Autobahns. Essentially job creation program, it lessened German unemployment and contributed to recovery of German economy. Nazi Party strongly promoted construction program. Game highlights various routes of ‘autobahn’ and ease of travel between German cities. Bright colorful graphics on both box lid and board. Swastika visible on board. Playing pieces metal painted Cars in excellent condition. Game complete with instructions. Box used but good condition, measures 18"x11½”. Board looks UNUSED and opens to very large 19"x17".

1938 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD OF NAZI PARTY: ‘THE NEW GERMANY’ CARD GAME ................. PH $500-700

Rare ‘The New Germany’ card game, consisting of 48 cards showing photographs of various aspects of Nazi Party (NSDAP) and Hitler’s programs. Produced just prior to commencement of World War II. Box cover depicts a Hitler Youth drummer, in keeping with the militaristic approach of Hitler’s ‘New Germany.’ Each card has photograph and descriptive caption beneath it. Various photographs of Hitler included, showing him marching, working, meeting the people, presiding over parades, joining laborers. Various components of the Nazi regime and their programs are represented, such as the SS, NSKK, Wehrmacht, Hitler Youth, Nazi Party Leaders, Third Reich Lottery, worker programs, the Autobahn program, with the Swastika highly visible. Game designed to be played by Wehrmacht soldiers and youth, and is an outstanding example of the militaristic and nationalist pro­ paganda conducted by the Nazi regime. The cards set is complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game’. Cards oversized, 5"x3½”, and in outstanding condition, as is the box.

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1939 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: PANZERS LAYING SIEGE ................................... PH $500-700

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926

Rare 1939 board game, ‘The Great Siege Game.’ Playing Pieces include 50 Panzer tanks molded from glass in refined detail and painted. Panzers are used on colorful playing board to lay siege. Colorful Nazi military graphics on cover, which claims ‘With 50 realistic tanks.’ Game was manufactured by Spear game company after it had been ‘Aryanized,’ its Jewish owners forcibly removed and the company name changed to Porst (for its new ‘Aryan’ owner). Instructions, pieces are complete. Game is scarce with all 50 glass Panzers surviving intact. Box, 15"x11", has repairs, mostly near corners and edges. Board opens to 14"x14". Fine.

Scarce game from late 1939/early 1940 based on sending radio transmissions between various stations of German Armed Forces within its conquered territory. Map of Germany reflects boundaries of ‘Germany’ at that point in the war (1940), with annexations of Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia shown ‘within’ Germany. Radio transmissions must be carefully monitored to stay within this ‘Greater Germany.’ Any unintended contact with Paris, London, Moscow or Bucharest is strictly ‘Forbidden,’ with dire consequences. Another copy of this game is on exhibit in the permanent collection of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Game is complete with instructions and 4 pieces. Box is especially rare (in any condition), is 10"x13" with some wear, but no repairs. Board (opens to 18½”x13") and contents are in fine condition.

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924

925

928

1940 THIRD REICH NAZI BOARD GAME: ‘GREATER GERMANY’S CITIES’ ....................... PH $500-700

Very scarce 1940 game depicting Hitler’s Nazi concept of ‘Greater Germany’ (as first described in his ‘Mein Kampf’).

By 1940, ‘Greater Germany’ (enlarging the German state) had been achieved (to a point), and box cover shows new borders of new Germany in outline. Inside, board shows not just the border but all details, in outstanding color graphics. Cities are labeled and are an integral part of this game. Cities are not only from prewar Germany but also, more importantly, from newly annexed regions of Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia (Warsaw, Vienna and Prague, for example). Swastika is clearly visible on the board, as is a Zeppelin. Game is complete with instructions. Box is 16”x10½”, has repairs with few missing side pieces, but in fair condition. Contents are in good condition, including board, which opens to a large 23"x18". Very scarce.

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1940 NAZI PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD GAME: ‘FROM WWI TO THE THIRD REICH’ .................. PH $500-700

Scarce 1940 card game, ‘From World War I to the Third Reich,’ consisting of 48 cards. Shows the history of Germany from the Nazi Party perspective. Game was produced soon after World War II commenced, and meant to promote nationalist and militaristic sentiment amongst the population. Box shows Hitler leading a triumphant parade. Game designed to be played

by Wehrmacht soldiers and youth. Each card with lengthy propagandist commentary beneath each photograph. First few cards touch upon theme of 1871 unification of Germany, German industrialization and Africa colonies. WWI German campaigns and soldiers shown as courageous and righteous, with the subsequent post-WWI Versailles Treaty detrimental to Germany. Disdain for the Allies depicted through photo­ graphs. Post-WWI Germany shown as struggling, poor and starving. With advent of WWII and German invasion of Poland, Hitler shown riding into Danzig triumphantly. Cards set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Cards are oversize, 5"x3½”, in outstanding condition, look virtually UNPLAYED. Box in good condition.

1940 WEHRMACHT ANTI-ENGLAND GAME: U-BOAT COMMANDER PRIEN ........................ PH $1000-1500

Rare German game from 1940, ‘With Prien Against England,’ follows exploits of renowned German U-Boat Captain Gunther Prien, who gained instant fame Oct 14, 1939, by sinking British battleship ‘Royal Oak’ while it was anchored in British Naval Headquarters in Scapa Flow, Scotland. Prien received Wehr­ macht’s highest honor from Hitler. Later, his U-Boat U-47 sank 30 Allied ships until its own end at the hands of the British on March 7, 1941. Game was published in early 1940 while Prien was at the height of his fame. Box cover shows ‘Royal Oak’ sinking in background, with U-47 in foreground, and has Prien inset. Very colorful graphics. Playing pieces are 4 metal painted U-Boats in excellent condition. Box has instructions, and is in good condition. Swastikas are clearly visible on board. Since virtually all such material was destroyed after the war, game is truly scarce. Board opens to 21"x14”, box measures 15"x11”.

1940 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: ‘WARTIME RADIO TRANSMISSIONS’ ............... PH $500-700

1940 NAZI PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD OF EARLY WWII: NAVY CARD GAME ..................... PH $500-700

Rare card game consisting of 48 cards showing actual photographs of all aspects of Hitler’s Navy (Kriegsmarine) and its involvement in WWII. Game produced soon after World War II commenced. Photographs include the naval campaign against Poland and the taking of Polish prisoners of war. Other photographs show the sinking of an English ship and naval preparations for strikes against the British fleet and territory.

Photographs show U-Boats, Destroyers, Cruisers, Aircraft Carriers, as well as the day-to-day life of the sailors on the ships. Sailors are shown being taught the geography of Europe and preparations for invasions. Hitler is shown inspecting and visiting the Navy. Each card has a description in caption beneath the photograph. Game designed to be played by Wehrmacht soldiers and youth. Card set complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game.’ Cards oversized, 5"x3½”, and in very good condition.

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929

1940 THIRD REICH LUFTWAFFE GAME: JUNKERS STUKA BOMBERS BATTLE OF BRITAIN .......... PH $400-600

Very scarce card game, made by infamous Junkers Aircraft Company that made planes for the Luftwaffe. Box cover, as well as all card backs, depicts 4 Junkers planes, one of which is the Stuka, the Junkers Ju-87 dive bomber. Game was made at the time of the Battle of Britain, when the Stuka was used extensively over England. Back of the box states that game was made by the Junkers Company (‘Junkers Flugzeug­ und-Motorenwerke’), located in Dessau, Germany. Card backs also depict Junkers Ju-90 and Ju-160 warplanes. Game complete with 32 cards in 4 suits, a standard German ‘Skat game.’ Fronts of the cards look somewhat like regular playing cards, but with 32 cards, which is how the ‘Skat game’ is played. Cards measure 2½”x3½”. Both box and cards used but in good condition.

930

933

Incredibly rare propaganda board game put out by Wehrmacht based on chess. Lengthy detailed instruction book. Box cover shows Nazi soldiers in the midst of battle. Playing pieces are intricate and represent Infantry, Panzers, Artillery, Fighter Planes, Bombers and the main playing piece in the shape of a Nazi Eagle. Instead of 16 pieces per side in standard chess, each side in this game has 18 pieces. Instead of a standard 8 by 8 squares chess board, this game’s board is 11 by 11 squares and some squares contain hazards and terrain. Instruction book proclaims: ‘The leading military combat and instructive game; For spiritual training, military training, and public education; Recognized and introduced by: the Wehrmacht, Police, SS, Hitler Youth, Border Protection, all manner of Nazi Party Organizations, religious affiliates of the Nazi Party, and all schools.’ Game is complete and box is in great condition, measuring 8"x8". Board opens to 16”x16”. Large and highly stylized playing pieces nearly 2" tall, shaped like bombs, rockets, tanks, soldiers, winged soldiers and eagles. Pieces & board in pristine UNPLAYED condition. Pieces housed in specially designed box bottom with fitted slots. An outstanding example of the militaristic and nationalist propaganda conducted by the Nazi regime. Since virtually all such Nazi material was destroyed after the war, this game is truly rare.

1940 THIRD REICH PUZZLE: LOST GERMAN COLONIES IN AFRICA ......................................... PH $400-600

Scarce 1940 Jigsaw Puzzle was attempt to rewrite then-current political map of Africa in favor of Germany. Outstanding example of Nazi propaganda seeking to re-kindle and promote German disdain and anger towards Allies for taking former German colonies in Africa after WWI. Puzzle meant for indoctrination of youth. Once assembled, puzzle forms continent of Africa, with former German colonies being shown as still German. Corner of jigsaw depicts indented map of Germany, showing the 1940 boundaries of ‘Greater Germany,’ including the already invaded regions of Austria, Poland and Czechoslovakia. Hitler’s concept of ‘Greater Living Space’ extended not just to Europe but also to former African colonies.

Puzzle complete, with jigsaw pieces in outstanding condition.

Box measures 10"x7½”, with some repairs.

931

1940 THIRD REICH NAZI PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD GAME: ‘GREATER GERMANY ACHIEVED’ ...... PH $350-500

Card game in box, depicting Hitler’s Nazi concept of ‘Greater Germany’ (as first described in ‘Mein Kampf’). At this point in the war (1940), ‘Greater Germany’ (enlarging the German state) had been ‘achieved’ (to a point), and the cards show colorful photographs of cities and places not only from pre-war Germany but also, more importantly, from newly-annexed regions of Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia. Cards also depict Swastika Flags flying above Nazi Party Buildings and infamous Nuremberg Zeppelin Field from which Hitler conducted major rallies. The cards set is complete, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, standard German ‘quartet game,’ and has instructions. The box is especially rare, with top proclaiming ‘Germany has become larger and more beautiful.’ Shortly after this game was produced, Hitler invaded other areas of Europe in his quest for an even greater ‘Greater Germany.’ The cards are Oversize 4¼”x2¾”, both box and cards are in very good condition. Very scarce.

932

1940 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S ‘BUNKER’ GAME ................................................. PH $250-350

Scarce 1940 board game called the ‘Bunker game’. Simulates strategy of armed conflict amidst bunkers that was actually occurring at the time. Game designed to be played by soldiers and youth, outstanding example of militaristic indoctrination conducted by Nazi regime. Lightweight nature of the game enabled it to be readily carried by Wehrmacht soldiers to the front. Box 5"x5", and board opens to 9"x9", both in good condition. Complete with playing pieces and instructions.

934

1941 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT WAR GAME: ‘BATTLE AND VICTORY’ ................................... PH $750-1000

Large Nazi game from 1941, ‘Battle and Victory,’ based on various military components of the German Wehrmacht army.

Panzers, Luftwaffe fighter planes, artillery, and weapons such as machine guns and rifles used to attack enemy lines and positions. Box has colorful painted graphics and very large, 18½”x14”, in good condition. Board (18"x18") and playing pieces in excellent condition. Game with detailed instruction booklet, and possibly complete. Box in good condition. Game given to both soldiers and youth, a rare surviving example of their Nazi indoctrination.

935

1941 THIRD REICH GAME: PANZERS STUKAS PARATROOPERS ATTACK ................................. PH $500-700

Very rare German board game from around 1941 based on various military components of German Wehrmacht army.

Panzers, Luftwaffe planes and paratroopers are shown attacking enemy lines and positions. Included is infamous Stuka (Junkers Ju-87) dive-bomber used in the Battle of Britain in 1940. Board opens out to a large 20"x12". Very colorful painted graphics on the board, which is in outstanding condition. 12"x7" box is sturdy, and especially rare to find (in any condition). Game is complete with instructions and playing pieces.

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937

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1941 THIRD REICH U-BOAT ANTI-ENGLAND NAVAL GAME ....................................................... PH $500-700

Estimate

937

Scarce German board game from around 1941 titled ‘WE GO AGAINST ENGLAND.’ Subtitle is ‘A new War-game about our U-Boat Forces.’ Box cover shows photograph of an German U-Boat (flying Nazi SWASTIKA flag) on its way to do battle against England. Game was made soon after hostilities against England had begun, and represents extent to which war was used by Nazi regime for propaganda. Colorful game board depicts a full-scale naval attack by the German Wehrmacht on Britain. German Navy begins attack from Germany (depicted by a Swastika flag on game board) and then encircles and attacks Britain and its warships from all sides. Game cards name all (real) British destroyers, cruisers and warships to be attacked. Instructions and all playing pieces (3 U-boats and 3 Luftwaffe planes) are present. Game box measures 15"x11", the opened game board is 21"x15". Game in very good condition, with some wear.

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1941 THIRD REICH ANTI-ENGLAND WAR GAME: AIR DEFENSE VS. RAF .......................... PH $400-600

Scarce 1941 game titled ‘Adler Air Defense Game,’ published by ‘Der Adler,’ official magazine of the Luftwaffe. Game cover shows a British RAF Bristol Blenheim Bomber being shot down

by German Artillery. Colorful playing board simulates battle situations involving successful German defenses against airplane raids and bombing by the enemy (in this case Britain’s Royal Air Force, or RAF). Detailed instruction book states that ‘The game was invented by a Luftwaffe officer, to promote thorough understanding of the Wehrmacht’s aerial attack and defense. Its deeper meaning lies, in the ever-alert mind, the protection of the homeland.’ Thus game was meant to be instructive as well as for propaganda purposes by Nazi regime.

Game shows the extent to which the Nazi regime used the reality of war against England to boost nationalism and morale.

Swastikas visible on box cover and inside. Box in excellent condition, contents look complete and slightly used. Game box 12"x9", board opens to 24"x17".

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War Games, Germany, World War II – Militaria, cont.

938

1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S GAME COLLECTION MAILED TO FRONT ......... PH $600-800

943

Scarce lightweight box of board games, meant to be sent to soldiers on the front during WWII. Box cover has a ‘Feldpost’ (army mail) address label. Five games included inside box.

Three of them are Chess, Checkers and Mill, which were known to most Germans. The two other board games (on the two sides of one board) are military tactical in nature and have detailed instructions: ‘Raiding Party Attack’ and ‘Advance Detection.’

Box and contents in used but good condition. Contains all playing pieces. Flat chess pieces could be overturned to play other 4 games. Box measures 5"x9½”.

939

E 1943 NETHERLANDS INDIES ‘RISING SUN’ WATERCOLOR ESSAY ............................................. PH

$750

A pretty hand painted watercolor essay showing the ‘Rising Sun’, and a Soldier looking at a Postal Savings Book, Cannon, Palms, Planes & Warships by the coastline. Indonesian text reads ‘Postal Savings strengthens the economy and war efforts’.

Brightly colored in red & black, measures 158x106mm. For accuracy, small tear in cannon (which is not even noticeable) due to heavy black ink on paper. Very fine appearance. A nice piece to dress up your collection or exhibit.

1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S CHESS/CHECKERS GAME ................................. PH $500-700

Scarce 1942 lightweight box of board games, meant to be sent to soldiers on the front during WWII. Box cover states ‘Greetings from the Homeland’ and ‘Chess, Checkers and Mill games.’ Box depicts 2 Wehrmacht soldiers playing chess and one proclaiming ‘Checkmate!!.’ Box and contents in almost mint condition.

Contains all playing pieces. Flat pieces could be reversed to play checkers instead of chess, as well as the Mill Game, which is on reverse side of the board. All 3 games were familiar to most Germans. Box measures 5"x9½”. Since virtually all such Wehr­ macht material was destroyed after the war, this set is truly scarce.

940

1942 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT GAME: ‘AIR RAID SIREN!’ ............................................... PH $400-600

Rare 1942 board game titled ‘Air Raid Siren!,’ which shows response of German city dwellers to air raid. Citizenry awakens to siren warning of nighttime air raid. Game depicts what emergency provisions and tools must be on hand, how to put out fires, how to find an air raid shelter, how to conduct oneself inside a shelter and eventual return after air raid ends. Citizens are shown to be stoic, brave, helpful and orderly. Nazi soldiers are shown shooting down Allied aircraft. In 1942, the German public was getting used to Allied air raids and was beginning to get wary of stalled war effort of Nazi regime. Excellent condition, board only, with minor wear mostly near fold and at corners. Game measures 17"x14".

941

1942 WW11 GERMAN SOLDIER BOARD GAMES COLLECTION - EASTERN FRONT ..................... PH $400-600

Rare collection of board games from around 1942, distributed to soldiers by the Wehrmacht Armed Forces. Cover of the games folder depicts Third Reich soldiers playing board games on table. Contains large number of different colorful wood playing pieces, and 8 games on 4 double-sided game boards. With detailed instructions, which state: ‘Published by the Wehrmacht High Command and commissioned by the Army Commander of the Eastern Lands (Front).’ Thus, meant for soldiers on the Eastern Front, the advance of which by 1942 had stalled in the Soviet Union. One of the 8 games is a very colorful game depicting a Nazi soldier on ‘furlough’ and having a great time, which must surely have resonated with the soldiers in the harsh and bleak environment of the Eastern (Russian) Front. Game boards open to 12"x12", box is 13"x7". In used but very good condition.

942

� c.1946 HIDEKI TOJO SIGNED PHOTO ........... PH $4000-6000

Original B&W photo signed ‘Hideki Tojo’ in English. Measures 3¼”x4¼”, depicting Tojo in regular clothes standing next to Military Police officer. Photo laminated on card, tape at upper right does not affect signature or image. Photo from estate of Lt. Col. Vincent who was a security officer at Sugamo Prison in Tokyo while Tojo was held and executed in 1948. (University Archives LOA).

945

� 1975 HIROO ONODA SIGNED CARD - LAST JAPANESE SOLDIER TO SURRENDER ............. PH $100-200

A 3"x5" yellow card signed by last Japanese soldier to surren­ der after WWII, Hiroo Onoda. Onoda lived in the Philippine jungles for almost 30 years after the war ended, and finally was formally relieved of duty in 1974 – he would not surrender.

Card bears his English signature, probably his Japanese signature and a small photo of Onoda. Very fine condition.

1943 THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT SOLDIER’S 3-GAME ENVELOPE - FOR THE FRONT ........... PH $500-700

Scarce lightweight set of 3 board games, housed inside envelope meant to be mailed to soldiers on the front during WWII. Envelope has a ‘Feldpost’ (army mail) address label and has a graphic of a Nazi soldier. It measures 5"x7" and states ‘For our Soldiers, the 3 Popular Games: Chess, Checkers and Mill’. Contents complete with instructions. Board unfolds to 9½”x5", with the 2 game boards on one side and instructions on the other. Playing pieces for Checkers and Mill inside two small packets and look unused. Chess pieces are on a piece of cardboard, still UNPUNCHED and unused. Since virtually all such Wehrmacht material was destroyed after the war, this set is truly scarce.

946

� 1989 IVA TOGURI (TOKYO ROSE) SIGNED GREETING CARD ................................................ PH $200-300

Beautiful fan-shaped ‘New Year’ and ‘Season’s Greetings’ card in the shape of a Japanese fan inscribed and signed by infamous WWII radio propagandist nicknamed ‘Tokyo Rose’. Signed in purple ink on message side. Very fine.

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940

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– RUSSIAN – 947

1948 GEORGI ZHUKOV SIGNED DOCUMENT ............................................................................... PH $200-300

An 8"x12" Soviet document signed on the back by the Marshall of the USSR and WWII hero Georgi Zhukov. The document is an attestation from the second-in-command of the 23rd Infantry Brigade. Zhukov signed it as Marshall of the USSR on 9 June 1948. A horizontal and vertical fold, bottom edge flaws and left side pins holes, but still good condition.

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175

1960s-2000s NUCLEAR SUBMARINE GLOSSY PHOTOS, NEARLY 600 ............................................... $200-300

Nearly 600 8"x10" glossy photos with the vast majority being nuclear submarines from the USA and USSR. Estimated 30% duplication. Majority in excellent condition.

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950

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952X

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POLITICAL 952

– AMERICAN – 949

� 1831 THOMAS HART BENTON SIGNED FOLDED LETTER ................................................. PH $400-600

Attractive one page ALS (autographed letter signed) folded letter, entirely in Benton’s hand – a personal letter of recommendation to be hand carried to President Andrew Jackson by William Farrar, a midshipman and native of St. Louis. Letter dated July 22, 1831, is rather chatty, while asking the President to give Mr. Farrar an audience. Benton signs boldly near bottom of page. Reverse is addressed simply: ‘The President of the United States’ with Farrar’s name in the corner. Fascinating glimpse of 30-year senator asking for a presidential favor! Letter has been sensibly and archivally laminated. RARE. 950

D 1838 ‘WRIT TO HOLD ELECTION’ DOCUMENT, TO SHERIFF IN PENNSYLVANIA ........................ PH $250-350

Preprinted form letter, a ‘writ for holding an election upon the amendments to the Constitution proposed by the Convention’.

Document sent from John Sergeant, President of the Constitutional Convention, sent as a folded letter to Christian Ramler, Sheriff of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. Letter canceled at Philadelphia with typical blue town cancel and matching boxed ‘PAID’, manuscript rate ‘25’ at upper right along with endorsement ‘Convention’. The Convention of 1837-38 was for ratification of a new State Constitution, meant to update and replace the then-current 1790 Constitution. It passed and survived until 1874. Of note, the 1838 Constitution explicitly disenfranchised black freeman in the state, whereas they could vote in some precincts in the State before that.

Unfolded and flattened, overall fine condition.

951

� 1926 JOHN BASSETT MOORE SIGNED LETTER FROM THE HAGUE .............................................. PH $150-250

Handwritten ALS letter on Permanent Court of International Justice stationery, written and signed by famed jurist John Bassett Moore, who served as judge on the Court in The Hague from 1920-28. Note addressed to the doorkeeper of the Peace Palace, instructing him to ‘kindly show every possible attention to the bearer, Col. William Gorham Rice, when he visits the Peace Palace.’ Rice was a civil servant. Also includes mint, never hinged example of the $5 stamp issued to honor Moore by the United States Post Office in 1966 (Scott #1295).

(Sanders Guide $250)

Group of nine 8"x10" photos signed by various political figures including Reagan, Ford, Rumsfeld, Bob & Elizabeth Dole, Gramm, Thurmond, Oliver North and Brit Hume. Most in excellent condition, some likely autopen.

953�/� 1909-1999 AUTOGRAPH SELECTION WITH SIGNED PHOTOS & COVERS ............................. PH $400-600

Selection of 8 items: (1) GRACE COOLIDGE 1943 TLS, attractively matted & framed with reproduced Official White House portrait (16"x14½” framed); (2) ED KOCH B&W photo, inscribed & signed in margin (8"x10"), plus accompanying 2001 TLS; (3) CLEMENTINE CHURCHILL signature on 3½”x2" cut, framed with 1959 accompanying TLS by Private Secretary (11½”x15" framed, 2 COAs); (4) MAMIE DOWD EISENHOWER 1962 TLS framed with B&W photo signed in bottom margin (8"x10") and envelope for letter (approximately 21" square framed, COA); (5) MAURICE SENDAK signed B&W photo (5"x7") plus 2002 picture postcard written by assistant; (6) Album with 46 FDC & Event covers, each signed, by one of diverse group of people. Signatures all identified, include: Paul Samuelson (Nobel Prize winner), Shelley Berman (comedian), Mario Rheinfurth (Wernher Von Braun team), Jeff Promitas (runner), Bill Dana (NASA test pilot) and others; (7) Four 1918 Department of State typed letters, each signed by Secretary of State Robert Lansing (1915-20, Sanders CV $125 for TLS) and 1911 Department of State typed letter signed by Secretary of State P.C. Knox (1909-13); (8) C. EVERETT KOOP inscribed & signed color photo (8"x10") plus gold & blue enamel medallion with U.S. Public Health Service logo.

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� 1980s POLITICAL SIGNED PHOTOS, REAGAN ............................................................................... PH $300-400

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955

� 1996 WHITE HOUSE DIRECTORY W/ LAST LEWINSKY LISTING .......................................... PH $750-1000

Telephone Directory from Executive Office of the President, dated April 1996. This is final listing for a certain infamous intern, who was transferred to the Pentagon in April 1996, for ‘inappropriate and immature behavior.’ Ms Lewinsky is listed under Legislative Affairs as well as in the index. Very fine condition aside from minor doodling at upper right front cover.

(University Archives LOA).

956 954

Stunning display of 16 White House Police badges, mounted on large badge-shaped wooden plaque. Eight badges date from origination of White House police department in 1922 through most recent after 1978. Remaining 8 badges divided between 5 Inaugural and 3 Anniversary badges. Exquisite condition, handsomely paired with brass metallic plate mounted in center, reading: ‘The badges displayed on this plaque constitute a complete set of official, commemorative, and inaugural badges authorized and proudly worn with distinction and honor by members of the Force. The badges surrounding this engraving are the complete set of “Official” badges worn since 1922...’

Commemorative badges have been created to honor the American Bicentennial, White House Bicentennial, 75th Anniversary of White House Police Force and every Presidential Inaugural since 1981. Metallic plate measures 6½”x6½”, and plaque measures 20"x26" at its extremes. Some chipping does not detract from overall power of piece.

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1960s-2000s GROUP OF 100+ AIR FORCE ONE PHOTOS .............................................................. $100-200

1922-97 WHITE HOUSE POLICE BADGES LARGE DISPLAY .............................................. PH $3000-4000

177

Large group of more than 100 mostly color 8"x10" glossy photos showing Air Force One from the 1960s to the 2000s.

Vast majority in excellent condition with duplication.

– CHINESE – 957

� 1966 MADAME CHAING KAI SHEK SIGNED COVER .................................................................. PH $200-300

A Taiwanese cover postmarked 1966 and signed by Madame Chiang Kai Shek. Very fine condition.

– EUROPEAN – 958

� 1820s-30s CHARLES PHILIPPE ADDRESSED ENVELOPE ........................................................... PH $300-400

A 2¼”x3½” envelope addressed by Charles Philippe, possibly during time he was King Charles X. Broken, but complete, wax seal on back. Some age toning but in very good condition.

Accompanied by Darvick COA.

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– ISRAEL –

960

� 1955 DAVID BEN-GURION SIGNED LETTER ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Typed letter on State of Israel stationery, from Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to Knesset member Israel Gialili. Letter refers to candidates for Flight Academy coming from the social settlements that Gialili was involved with (full translation provided). Very fine (University Archives LOA).

961 959

� 1955 DAVID BEN-GURION SIGNED LETTER ........................................................................... PH $3500-4000

Fully handwritten and signed letter on State of Israel stationery

by David Ben-Gurion to Meir Grossman. Both were politicians involved with foundation of the Jewish State. Measures 6¼”x 8½”, datelined Hakirya, March 27, 1955. Letter comments on growth of Hebrew language use in past half century (translation provided with lot). Very fine. (University Archives LOA)

Signed ‘D. Ben-Gurion’ with blue ball point pen in margin at bottom of 7¾”x9½” black & white photograph. Signature slightly smeared and light creasing in margin, fine.

962

� 1964 DAVID BEN-GURION HANDWRITTEN LETTER IN ENGLISH ......................................... PH $750-1000

Ruled notebook page with handwritten letter in blue ink, signed at bottom by David Ben-Gurion. Letter in English, written from his retirement home in Sdeh-Boker May 19, 1964. Addressed to Hannah Logasa, a librarian and educator in Omaha, Neb, who advised Israeli government on soy production and who befriended Ben-Gurion and his wife. Very fine. (University Archives LOA)

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� 1950s PRIME MINISTER DAVID BEN-GURION, SIGNED PHOTO ................................................... PH $300-400

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– OTHER COUNTRIES – AUSTRIA 967 �/D 1975-86 KURT WALDHEIM SIGNATURES & DOCUMENTS ................................................ PH $1600-2000

963

Group of documents and letters regarding controversy surrounding Dr. Kurt Waldheim’s possible Nazi past. Although he was Secretary-General of United Nations from 1972-81, the controversy really increased as he ran for President of Austria in 1986. Includes some correspondence be­ tween an American re­ searcher and Waldheim and his son, Gerhard, from 1975 (re: Nazi Party mem­ bership) to 1986 (Balkan war crimes). Two letters on letterhead are signed by Dr. Waldheim. Interesting group, fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

� 1961 MOSHE DAYAN SIGNED LETTERS (x2) ........................................................................... PH $1500-2000

Moshe Dayan (1915-81), includes: (1) Typed letter signed ‘Moshe Dayan,’ in Hebrew, as Minister of Defense, on official letterhead, 1969, responding to series of questions from Knesset member Avraham Werdinger (a photocopy of Werdinger’s letter is present). Dayan’s response: ‘In accordance with paragraph 41 of Kenesset regulations I refuse to reply to questions 3-4 in your question 8629, because I think the answers might harm the country’s interests’ (full transcript provided). (2) Typed letter signed ‘Moshe Dayan,’ in Hebrew, as Minister of Defense, on official letterhead, 1969, Dayan reinforces his response to Werdinger. Two (torn) file holes at the right margin, folds. Fine.

(University Archives COA).

964

JORDAN

� 1971 MOSHE DAYAN SIGNED PHOTO ............... PH $200-300

A B&W photo (3½”x5") signed by Israeli Minister of Defense Moshe Dayan. Complete with envelope and printed note from the Minister of Defense. Envelope postmarked 1971. Very fine condition.

965

� 1970s GOLDA MEIR AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO .... PH $350-500

A small B&W photograph (5"x7") of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, signed by Meir in black ink at bottom right, in Hebrew. Light edge and corner wear to photo. Signature Very Fine. (Certified by John Reznikoff) 966

� 1978 MENACHEM BEGIN SIGNED LETTER ..... PH $500-600

Typed letter on Prime Mini­ ster stationery with em­ bossed state seal at top, signed in blue pen ‘M. Begin.’ Letter addressed to another Likud politician, Josef Tamir, a Knesset member. Letter refers to need to call a party meeting.

Handwritten note at bot­ tom by recipient states that Begin never called the meeting. Lightly soiled, fine. (University Archives LOA)

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968 �/D 1994 KING HUSSEIN I & QUEEN NOOR AUTOGRAPHED COPY OF HISTORICAL SPEECH TO CONGRESS ................................ PH $2000-3000

Printed speech presented to Joint Session of Congress, signed on cover ‘Hussein’ as King and ‘Noor Al Hussein’ as Queen, 9pp, 8½”x11", separate sheets stapled together upper left.

Headed with crown of Jordan indicating it was issued by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. In speech, Hussein states, ‘Mr. Speaker, the state of war between Israel and Jordan is over...’ Historical speech, clean signatures, very fine. (University Archives COA).

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TIBET 969

� 1990 PHOTO SIGNED BY THE DALAI LAMA ..... PH $150-250

Sharp looking B&W photograph (4"x6") signed by the Dalai Lama in green felt tip. Small stain at top edge does not detract.

Very fine.

970

1990s DALAI LAMA SIGNED PHOTO ................. PH $100-200

A 5"x7" color photo signed in ballpoint pen by 14th Dalai Lama.

Comes with Todd Mueller COA and is in excellent condition.

971�/� 2001 DALAI LAMA AUTOGRAPHED PICTURE, WITH LETTER & BOOK ............................................ PH

$200

Nice group, includes: autographed color photo of Dalai Lama 3½”x5", typed letter on ‘OFFICE OF HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA’ stationery, with good content, signed by Tenzin Wangden, paperback copy of ‘Transforming the Mind’ and package front franked with India stamps: Smooth Indian Otter 3r (x2, Scott #1824) and Butterfly 15r strip of 3 (Scott #1827).

Fine to very fine. (Sanders Guide $251)

PRESIDENTS 972�/�/D 1822-73 JOHN ADAMS DESCENDENTS’ LETTERS .......................................................... PH $2500-3000

Several documents and letters to and from various descendents of John Adams. Includes free frank folded letter signed by John Quincy Adams (1844) to his cousin Caroline Bartlett; couple letters written to General Bartlett by Garibaldi (two signatures and handwriting on cover); letter from John Adams to son Thomas B. Adams at Norwich Academy, his free frank signa­ ture cut out long ago; 1841 American passport, folded, for Edwin Bartlett ‘and lady,’ traveling to France from Great Britain, with various handstamps of police authorities; George B. McClellan ALS to Edwin Bartlett, married to niece of Thomas Adams. Overall fine condition with typical age and wear. (University Archives LOA)

Flowing and bold ‘Dept of State Jas. Monroe’ signature in upper right of folded letter addressed to John W. Godfrey in Bath county, Va. (‘near Callaghan’s Post-Office’). Letter has faint red Jan. 20 Washington, DC, postmark as well as straight-line ‘FREE.’ Letter actually written by William Thornton, who was British-American physician, inventor, painter and architect of the United States Capitol. He also served as first Superintendent of the U.S. Patent Office. Letter regards claim and ability of Congress to sign off on Treasury Notes. Letter has some fold separations (none near signature), repaired by peelable stamp hinges, replaced easily if professionally repaired. Fine & Rare.

(University Archives LOA, transcript of letter and engraving of Monroe).

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� 1814 JAMES MADISON WAR DATED SIGNED LAND GRANT ..................................................... PH $900-1200

James Madison (4th President) dark, boldly signed (as President) 1814 military Land Grant, 12"x15", on vellum. Land grant to Barnabus Arthur in consideration of Military Service (three years as Lieutenant). Countersigned by Edward Tiffin as Commissioner of the General Land Office, also docketed on verso by Tiffin, red wax & white wafer Seal intact. Of note: although Land Grants signed by Madison are not uncommon, larger, impressive, highly detailed Military Land Grants signed by him, especially WAR DATED are much rarer. Also, Tiffin (1766-1829) appointed by Madison as the first Commissioner of the General Land Office served only from 1812-14, making his signature on this document somewhat rare. Tiffin (first Governor of Ohio, then Senator) went on to become Surveyor General of the Northwest Territory. Previously folded & rolled, fine to very fine. (2013 University Archives COA #6991) (Sanders Guide $2012) 975

977�/� 1820 ANDREW JACKSON FREE FRANK AUTOGRAPH .................................................... PH $3000-4000

Boldly and darkly penned Andrew Jackson free franked folded letter, addressed to Secretary of War John C. Calhoun. Eight years later, Calhoun would be his running mate for Vice President. Folded letter franked in upper right ‘(Private) / Andrew Jackson / Major Genl comdg / D. of the South’ beneath FREE handstamp. Addressed by Gen. Jackson to ‘The Honble / J.C. Calhoun / Sec of War / City of Washington / Mail}.’

Bears ‘NASH. T./JUL 26’ cds. Docketed in unknown hand: ‘Nashville 24 July 1820 / Gnl Andrew Jackson / In relation to the / Orders for troops to supply / Gard[eni]ng tools &c &c.’

Two tanned vertical file folds, expertly strengthened at folds, fine. (University Archives LOA).

D 1818 ANDREW JACKSON HANDWRITTEN DOCKETING ..................................................... PH $1200-1700

Manuscript document, one page, 7½”x3" [Melton’s Bluff, Alabama], Aug 26, 1818. Browned area on verso bears darkly penned 22-word docket by Jackson signed ‘J’ in text. Toned, corner repair on verso, otherwise fine.

Document, in full, reads ‘recd 26th Augt 1818 of William Easton Sixty nine pieces of Bacon weighing Eleven Hundred pounds for the use of Genl Andw Jackson. Abraham Day.’ In another hand, ‘This Bacon was for the joint use of Jackson & Hutchings.’ On verso, penned by Andrew Jackson: ‘Recpt for Beacon [sic, Bacon] / Bought from Mr / William Easton / for the Bluff / August 1818 - / to be noted in / Settlement with / Executors of J. / H.’ In his will dated November 7, 1817, Jackson’s business partner, Major John Hutchings (1770-1817), one of his wife’s nephews, left his estate of land and slaves to his four-year-old son, Andrew Jackson Hutchings (1813-41), and appointed Andrew Jackson as his son’s guardian.

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D 1820 ANDREW JACKSON SEVEN WORDS HANDWRITTEN .................................................... PH $450-550

Letter front, 8"x3¾”, addressed ‘To his Excellency / Andrew Jackson / President of the United States / Washington Citty [sic].’ Postmarked upper left ‘Tuscumbia, Ala. / Jun 18’ and with ‘FREE’ handstamp upper right. Tape stain at upper blank edge, fine. President Jackson penned vertically along the left edge: ‘Allen - To be / sent back to him.’ He wrote 3 words into the postmark. ‘Allen’ was ostensibly the sender and most likely a government official as his letter was FREE-franked. In March 1817, Congress passed an act establishing the Territory of Alabama. Tuscumbia was surveyed and laid out as a city by Gen John Coffee who had fought under Gen Andrew Jackson in Battle of New Orleans and was his partner in land purchases.

That same year, a battalion of United States soldiers arrived at Tuscumbia and began work of cutting out a new wagon road from Nashville, Tenn, to Columbus, Miss, called the Military Road. This was done under Jackson’s supervision and the point at which he crossed the Tennessee is now known as Jackson’s Landing. About this time, General Jackson purchased a large tract of land lying between the river and Tuscumbia.

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978 �/D 1824 ANDREW JACKSON SIGNED LETTER ... PH $3000-4000

Signed letter (ALS), 7½”x10", datelined Washington City, Jany 21st 1824,’ to Samuel S. Southard, Secretary of the Navy.

At this time, Jackson was a Senator from Tennessee and Chairmain of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs. He writes, in part, ‘The enclosed letter just recd from Mrs. Stenett the mother of the young gentleman for whom I solicited the other day, the appointment of Midshipman in the navy of the United States...as it will afford you information of his education...with a hope, that when you take up the subject of appointments, he may claim your early attention.’ Letter is mounted to silk archival paper (which can be seen in chips at side), file folds, clean, bold signature.

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� 1823 MARTIN VAN BUREN (AS SENATOR) SIGNED LETTER ................................................. PH $600-800

Martin Van Buren (8th President) ALS 'M.V. Buren,' dark, bold, pristine signature, approximately 8"x10", Dec 5, 1823, to secretary of Navy Samuel Southard, recommending 'Doctor Cole...who seeks the place of Surgeon Mate in the Navy.'

Handsome example offering grand association. Previously folded, slight toning at edges, fine to very fine. (Sanders Guide $860) 980

� 1857 MARTIN VAN BUREN SIGNED LETTER ... PH $400-600

Letter from Martin Van Buren, 8th President of the United States, datelined Lindenwald, NY, June 25, 1857. Former President graciously declines proposal regarding biographical sketches. In part: ‘Absence from home has prevented an earlier acknowledgement of this honor conferred upon me by the National Literary Society...In respect to the sketches you propose to prepare of histories of the Sect’s of State...’

Intersecting folds and three mounting remnants on verso, fine.

983

Small group of about 7 strands of Lincoln’s hair with strong provenance. Hair was given to Mrs. Caroline Wright, wife of then-Governor Joseph A. Wright (Indiana), after 1865 Inauguration as a token of friendship. Wright was known for collecting hair of 19th-Century prominent American politi­ cians. Hair was retained by the family until 1992, when it was offered by Christie’s. In 2002, Lincoln’s hair was once again sold by Christie’s as part of Forbes Collection (Lot 121). Hair professionally mounted on card with magnifier and repro­ duction of Mathew Brady studio image. Lot accompanied by Historical Shop COA and University Archives LOA. Very fine and affordable way to collect a very real piece of Lincoln.

981�/� 1853 MILLARD FILLMORE PERSONALLY OWNED, SIGNED ANNOTATED BOOK .......................... PH $1000-1500

On Dec 12, 1853 (during presidential term), Millard Fillmore purchased the first 5 volumes of the newly released ‘BANCROFT’S AMERICAN HISTORY’ for $10. Volume IV, offered here, was among those. Fillmore signed and dated in­ side front cover (vertical signature), but also made pencil annotations throughout book (more than 55 words). Fillmore helped found the Whig Party and is known for signing the ‘Compromise of 1850,’ hoping to settle the slavery issue and effectively putting off the Civil War for a few more years. Book is 6"x9" format, shows light wear and some apparent page damage near inside cover. Good condition and scarce.

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D 1855 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PROMISSARY NOTE W/ FOUR WORDS IN LINCOLN’S HAND .......... PH $900-1200

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65), autograph Docket, 1p, 7¾”x9¼”, Danville, May 1, 1855. Beneath 2 promissory notes, Lincoln penciled ‘Higginsville/Vermillion Co-Ill.’ Nick at right edge, light soiling, separation at upper horizontal fold, partial separation at lower horizontal fold. Near fine condition. Docket on verso signed by court clerk Samuel Craig notes that it was filed Oct 27, 1857. Lincoln maintained a law office in Danville from 1852-57 and was in Danville on filing date, trying a case.

(University Archives COA)

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� 1850 ABRAHAM LINCOLN SIGNED PARTIAL DOCUMENT ...................................................... PH $5000-7000

Abraham Lincoln (16th President) partial ADS, in Lincoln’s hand, ‘Lincoln & Herndon p.d.,’ 8"x2", [Nov 1850}, conclusion of legal plea, in full: ‘in said declaration alledged [sic}; And of this the defendants put themselves upon the country &c.

Lincoln & Herndon p.d.’ on blue lined paper. In addition, partial docket on back, also entirely in Lincoln’s hand, reads in full: ‘John Calhoun & James W. Barret ads Lawrence Gros/ in Debt.’

Of historical note, law firm of Lincoln & Herndon was formed in 1844. On Nov 26, 1850, in Sangamon County Court, Springfield, Ill, Lincoln filed the defendants’ pleas in Gros vs Calhoun & Barret action for debt. ADS offered here likely the concluding lines of the defendants’ pleas. Fine to very fine.

(2013 University Archives COA #6985) (Sanders Guide $7449)

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D 1861 ABRAHAM LINCOLN LEGAL FRAGMENT WITH 17 HANDWRITTEN WORDS .................... PH $750-1000

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� 1880s JAMES GARFIELD FAMILY SIGNATURES & CABINET CARDS .................................................... $200-300

Small, irregular approximately 5"x1" legal fragment with 17 words in three lines, in Lincoln's hand. 'said lands last aforesaid including/tract to John Nelson, Polly Nelson, Nancy/Nelson and William Nelson junior.' Very fine.

986

� 1869 PRESIDENT ULYSSES GRANT SIGNED CHECK .................................................................. PH $350-500

Check drawn on First National Bank of Washington, DC, signed by then-President Ulysses S. Grant. Check dated June 3, 1869, early in his first term, made payable to someone with the last name Bridges (payee name mostly illegible), for the sum of $112.15. Check signed as ‘U.S. Grant’ in brown ink. Check has chip just under signature, and some wear at corners. Nice collectible!

987

President James Garfield & family material which includes: James R. Garfield signature (son) on 4"x3½” card; Lucretia R. Garfield (wife) signature on 4"x2" card dated 1888; Harry A. Garfield signature on 4"x3½” card; two 2½”x4" cabinet cards (photos) one of Lucretia Garfield, one of Elisa B. Garfield dated 1881; plus three 4"x6½” cabinet cards with President Garfield, Mrs. Garfield and Garfield & Family, all with a bottom corner missing. Fine at best.

989�/� 1895 LUCRETIA GARFIELD FREE FRANK AND SIGNED LETTER ................................................. PH $300-400

Superb 8-page handwritten letter with family content, ALS of the widow of assassinated President James A. Garfield, recommending books: ‘God and the Bible’ by Matthew Arnold and ‘The Idea of God’ by John Fiske. ‘...their great strong thoughts hold so much of higher truth...that we feel them to be safe guides...’ Black-bordered letter Signed ‘Lucretia R. Garfield,’ 8 pages, 4"x6", on front & verso of two folded 8"x6" sheets of her monogrammed stationery. Fine condition, with original 4"x3¼” black-bordered FREE-FRANKED envelope addressed by Mrs. Garfield to “Mrs. Calvin Rodgers / Eleanor / Warren Co. / Illinois,” across the top, postmarked Cleveland, Ohio, June 10, 1895. Opened at right edge and back flap. Fine condition. (University Archives LOA)

� 1870 ULYSSES S. GRANT ADDRESSED ENVELOPE ........................................................... PH $500-700

Grant addressed envelope that had letter introducing Gen. Cyrus B. Comstock to the U.S. Consul in Havana. Envelope imprinted ‘Headquarters Army of the United States. / Official Business.’ in the upper right, 5½”x3½”. Addressed by Grant to ‘U.S. Consul / Havanna [sic] / Cuba.’ Noted at left by Grant: ‘Introducing / Gen. C.B. Comstock / U.S. Army.’ Not signed, but ‘Gen.’ and ‘U.S.’ in Grant’s hand. Fine. Envelope was part of archive of Gen. Cyrus B. Comstock’s papers. Appointed to West Point from Massachusetts before the Civil War, Cyrus Ballou Comstock (1831-1910) served with Engineers in Florida and Maryland, superintending the construction of fortifications.

(University Archives LOA).

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� 1896 LUCRETIA GARFIELD SIGNED LETTER .... PH $200-300

A fold open ALS (4"x6") from former First Lady Lucretia Garfield on her embossed seal letterhead consisting of a 3-page letter and signed at the end. Dated Thanksgiving day 1896. A horizontal fold and some paper surface loss on the top left inside page (not near the writing), and overall very good condition.

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993 DS 1907 THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNED MILITARY APPOINTMENT ................................ PH $750-1000

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D 1900 THEODORE ROOSEVELT ‘THE HARVESTER TRUST’ TYPESCRIPT WITH CORRECTIONS ................................................ PH $1000-1500

Nine page undated typed document relating to Harvester Trust matter with several corrections (not all) purported to be in Roosevelt’s hand. Typescript begins, ‘As regards the Harvester Trust matter, the following statement sent to me by Mr Bona­ parte, my Attorney-General at the time, and by Mr Herbert Knox Smith, then and now Commissioner of Corporations, explain themselves.’ Fine. (University Archives COA).

992

Theodore Roosevelt (26th President) signed document ‘Theodore Roosevelt’, 21"x16", Nov 1,1907, countersigned ‘Robert Shaw Oliver’ as Acting Secretary of War, and, in upper left ‘F.C. Ainsworth’ as Adjutant General. Document, with embossed blue Seal lower left, appoints George H. G. Gale as Lieutenant Colonel of Calvary in the service of the United States. Colonel Gale later commanded Fort Ethan Allen in Vermont. Previously folded, fine. (2013 University Archives COA #6990) (Sanders Guide $1069)

� 1895 THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNED LETTER .............................................................. PH $750-1000

Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919, President 1901-09) typed letter signed as Police Commissioner, 1p, 8"x10" on City of New York Police Department stationery. Roosevelt turns down invitation from Professor Francis Wayland of Yale Law School.

Previously folded, fine to very fine. (University Archives COA)

� 1911 TEDDY ROOSEVELT GARDEN CITYMINEOLA NEW YORK PIONEER FLIGHT CARD ... PH

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Great photo card depicting Teddy Roosevelt sitting in ‘cockpit’ of early plane with 1¢ green Franklin with large margins tied on reverse by Sept 24 1911 “AEROPLANE STATION #1, GARDEN CITY ESTATES” and matching straight line “AERIAL SPECIAL DISPATCH”. Faint creasing to the card, fine to very fine. (AAMC #3a) 995

� 1909 WARREN G. HARDING HANDWRITTEN LETTER ................................................................ PH $600-800

Warren G. Harding (29th President) lengthy 6-page ALS written to the Harding’s close friends, the Browns, while cruising ‘An Bord des Damphers.’ Signed ‘The Hardings,’ letter is 4½”x7¼”, and dated April 28, 1909, on colorful Hamburg-Amerika Line stationery.’ Overflowing with exceptional content regarding their travels. Fine to very fine. (Sanders Guide $946)

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996�/� 1917 WARREN G. HARDING FREE FRANKING AS SENATOR ................................................... PH $4000-6000

One of only 2-3 known free franks by Harding. Crisp ‘W.G. Harding’ franking on larger-sized manila envelope (10½”x6½”) from United States Senate, printed ‘Public Document FREE.’ Cover addressed to Dr. Charles E. Rice of Alliance. Minor edge chipping and vertical crease at left, neither of which is anywhere near signature. Fine and rare. (University Archives LOA).

998

� 1916 CALVIN COOLIDGE HANDWRITTEN LETTER AS LT. GOVERNOR .......................... PH $1500-2000

On Office of Lieutenant Governor stationery (Boston, Mass), handwritten two-page note to a Reverend in South Boston.

Coolidge as Lt. Gov. had obligations 2 days in a row and so could not make a church service celebration. Includes original matching corner card envelope addressed by Coolidge with proper 2¢ stamp and Boston machine cancel. Very fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

997

� 1918 WOODROW WILSON SIGNED PHOTO OF ‘U.S.S. GEORGE WASHINGTON’ ............. PH $1000-1250

999�/� 1928 CALVIN COOLIDGE WHITE HOUSE FREE FRANK ................................................... PH $5000-7000

Photograph signed ‘Woodrow Wilson’ as President. Sepiatone, 15¾”x13½”, captioned in white ‘U.S.S. George Washington.’

Minor flaws at corners. Crease near upper edge above bold 3¼” signature; cuts through ‘Wi’ and flourish, expertly mended on verso. Fine. The ‘USS George Washington’ carried President Woodrow Wilson across the Atlantic 4 times to participate in World War I peace negotiations. On Sept 26, 1919, President Wilson suffered a paralytic stroke that affected his signature; this photograph must have been signed as President in 1918 or 1919, before his stroke. Ship was originally a German passenger liner, which happened to warn the ‘Titanic’ about a large iceberg off the Grand Banks April 14, 1912. She was appropriated by the United States in WWI, served as a mail ship, served in WWII and was sold for scrap in 1951.

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White House envelope free franked ‘Calvin Coolidge’ as President, 8¾”x3¾”, postmarked ‘Washington, D.C., May 15 - 11 AM - 1928.’ Addressed by typewriter to ‘Mr. William T. Marshall / Hotel Willard / Washington, D.C.’ Engraved in upper left ‘THE WHITE HOUSE / Official Business / Penalty for Private Use to Avoid / Payment of Postage $300.’ Light rippling, otherwise fine. This type of envelope was to be used by officers of the United States for official business who did not have the franking privilege, with fine imposed if used ‘for private use.’

Franking privilege is not bestowed until a President leaves office. Leaving the White House after lunch, on the afternoon of May 15, 1928, President and Mrs. Coolidge were at the Old State House in Annapolis, Md, witnessing a re-enactment of General George Washington’s resignation of his command of the Continental Armies on the 150th anniversary of the event.

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1000�/�1928 WILLIAM TAFT FREE FRANKING ON WHITE HOUSE COVER ................................... PH $4000-6000

One of only 3 known free frankings by Taft. Signed boldly ‘Wm. H. Taft’ on front of legal-sized White House ‘Penalty’ cover addressed to ‘William T. Marshall’ at the Willard Hotel.

Cover, with never-sealed flap, also bears May 15, 1928, Wash­ ington, DC, duplex cancel (after Taft’s presidency). Extremely fine and extremely rare. Ex-Coleman. (Accompanied by University Archives LOA).

1002�/D 1919 FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SIGNED DOCUMENT ...................................................... PH $3000-4000

1001�/�1929 HERBERT HOOVER WHITE HOUSE FREE FRANK ................................................... PH $4000-5000

Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945, President 1933-45): Document signed & dated ‘Franklin D Roosevelt/Sept. 26, 1919,’ 1p (in 2 pieces), 8½”x11”, with original folds, tears & edge wear. Document headed ‘For WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA (Vol. 11, 1920-21)’ requests profile update (older profile attached). Roosevelt crosses out one word in profile and in writing adds (below old profile), ‘In charge of inspection U. S. Naval forces in European waters, July-Sept. 1918 and of demobilization in Europe, Jan.-Feb. 1919’ and additionally ‘overseer of Harvard University.’ALSO: word ‘Democrat’ to right of original profile, lined out. Overall, good condition.

(University Archives COA).

White House envelope free franked ‘Herbert Hoover’ as President, 6½”x3½,” postmarked Washington, D.C., Nov 30, 1929. Addressed to ‘Mr. N.C. Butler, / Prop., Bon Ton Cafe, / West Branch, Iowa.’ Hoover was born in West Branch.

Engraved in upper left ‘THE WHITE HOUSE / Official Business / Penalty for Private Use to Avoid / Payment of Postage $300.’ Slit open at top, minor tear at upper right. Light soiling, fine. Franked on the more desirable 6¾ envelope rather than the business size envelope. (University Archives LOA).

1003�/� 1935 FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT FREE FRANKING AS PRESIDENT ON COVER ............................ PH $6000-8000

Gorgeous and crisp fountain pen free franking on White House Official Business ‘Penalty’ stationery, with May 20, 1935, machine cancel, likely one of the finest known for Roosevelt.

Cover (6½”x3½”) addressed to Edward Stern, a 1930s-era stamp dealer who owned ‘Economist Stamp Co.’ on New York’s famous Nassau Street. This particular cover is depicted in definitive book on free franks authored by Stern, ‘History of the Free Franking of Mail in the United States,’ H.L. Lindquist (1936). Free franks particularly desirable on standard-sized envelopes. This particular type of ‘Penalty’ envelope was to be used by officers of the United States who did not have franking privilege (for official business). Cover very fine, with light vertical crease through center. (University Archives LOA).

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1004�/�1966 HARRY S TRUMAN SIGNED COVERS, LETTERS .............................................................. PH $600-800

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1006 � 1949-61 HARRY TRUMAN SIGNED WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM & MORE ...................... PH $400-600

Typed letter signed (TLS) by former President Harry S Truman from 1966, along with three autographed covers. Letter signed in response to contribution made towards Truman’s library, as well as responding to requests to sign enclosed covers. Letter and 3 covers all signed boldly, all different (no autopen). Copy of letter to Truman also included making request for the autographs. Two covers are inaugural covers, one for President Kennedy (stamped 1/20/61), the other for President Johnson (stamped 1/20/65); third cover commemorates life of former Governor and two-time Presidential aspirant Adlai Stevenson (stamped 10/23/65). Truman signed all in bold black ink. Lot also includes various correspondence from same requester, back and forth from Truman’s office dating from mid-60s through the early-70s. Various vintage newspaper clippings also included. Cool lot, very fine.

Two signed ‘The White House’ memorandums 1949 & 1952, each 1p, 7"x9", signed ‘H.S.T.’ and a 1961 TLS, 1p, 7"x10½” previously folded, signed ‘Harry’ on Independence, Mo, stationery. The 1949 memorandum for Secretary of Treasury, regards letter from Congressman Philbin, includes 6 other related items, stapled together at top left including signed memorandum and unsigned copies of Philbin’s letter & Truman’s reply. The 1952 memorandum (previously folded) for Honorable John W. Walker/Secretary of the Treasury, requests a job for John Graves, ‘I would appreciate your consideration of him.’All 3 signed TLS are in fine to very fine condition.

1007�/�1954 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER PRESIDENTIAL FREE FRANK ................................................... PH $6500-8500

1005 � 1949 HARRY TRUMAN & STAFF AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO PRESENTATION ................................. PH $1000-1500

An 8"x10" color photo of President Harry S Truman vacationing in Key West in 1949, matted with 11"x15" piece of cardboard, which contains signatures of all men present. Besides Truman’s very bold signature in black ink underneath center, other notables include Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder and Clark M. Clifford. Title at top reads ‘Key West, Florida, December 19th, 1949.’ Total of 20 signatures on piece. Superb.

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Envelope is postmarked ‘Palm Springs Calif. Feb. 18 1954 6:30 PM’ and is signed ‘Dwight D. Eisenhower’ in blue ink in upper left corner. The ‘free’ is in pencil. Envelope is addressed to John H. Thompson of Torrington, Calif. Rare presidential free frank of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Very fine (University Archives LOA).

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1959 EISENHOWER SKETCHES .................... PH $1200-1700

Four unsigned sketches by President Eisenhower on 8"x10½” ‘THE WHITE HOUSE’ stationery with 1959 ‘CONGRES­ SIONAL LEADERS MEETING’ agenda. Sketches include on front of stationery: two cylinders & a partial envelope back; on back: a house. Very fine. (University Archives LOA).

1009�/�/D 1960s-80s JOHN F. KENNEDY’S FANATIC’S EXTENSIVE FILES .................................................. $2500-3500

An extremely extensive John F. Kennedy archive collection of around 900 alphabetically organized & annotated manila folders of well known & lesser known individuals all having something, even remotely, to do with JFK. Each folder with various amounts of information & documentation on each personality including name, dates & relationship. Plus most folders include SIGNATURES of the personality (many real, but also autopens, secretarial or printed) on Kennedy franked covers including First Day Covers. Plus each folder with newspaper clippings, copy of request for signature, and other items. Material encompasses JFK’s Presidency, assassination & investigation, Kennedy Center, RFK & other related topics.

People include: Senators like Howard Baker & Everet Dirkson & Representatives like Tip O’Neil; political appointees including Ambassadors Avril Harriman & George Anderson; Cabinet Members Dean Acheson & Charles Anderson; Actors Kevin Anderson; Artists, Sculptors & Writers like Art Buchwald & Jim Bishop; Military & Space personnel; White House chef Pierre Babush; Personal employees like Jackie’s hairstylist, Doctors, Lawyers, Detectives; Supreme Court Judge Bryan White; Prime Ministers David Ben-Gurion, Willy Brandt & Golda Meir; Reporters Tom Brokaw & David Brinkley; Presidents Bush & Clinton; Civil Rights James Meredith & Coretta Scott King; and many with tangential relationships e.g. Leonard Bernstein who composed ‘Mass’ for Kennedy Center opening, and others. Interesting irreplaceable archive of this forever fascinating President. Fine to very fine.

1960s-80s JOHN KENNEDY COLLECTION OF PRINTED MATERIAL, SOUVENIRS & OTHER EPHEMERA ............................................................. $1000-1500

John F. Kennedy enthusiast’s collection of material with a large variety of items, most relating to Kennedy but also with selections of items for other politicos including RFK & LBJ. More like an accumulation, some highlights include: author inscribed and signed books (x13 different including Rose Kennedy) plus selection of 24 other books (a couple duplicated); selection of 1960s Life, Look & other magazines; 1961 Official Inauguration Program; Frank Sinatra 1961 45rpm record for JFK’s 1961 campaign with ‘JACK KENNEDY ALL THE WAY’ & ‘HIGH HOPES with JACK KENNEDY’ with changed lyrics; 1964 DELL comic; assorted newspapers; souvenir plates/ashtrays including a homemade ashtray covered with JFK stamp Scott #1246; many souvenir matted color photos of ‘Little Red Post Office’ in Hyannis Port each in original envelope (published by K.L. Childs); reproduced items from WM. J. Harrison’s files (one of Ruby’s arresting officers) including Oswald’s arrest and other reports; assorted photos; more than 30 political buttons including Kennedy, Humphrey, LBJ, RFK, Nixon, Ford, McGovern & Dukakis, plus 20+ assorted Illinois & Chicago buttons; three reel to reel tapes (Kennedy Mass on two); more. Condition varies from average to very fine.

1011��/� 1960s-70s JOHN F. KENNEDY WORLDWIDE STAMP & COVER COLLECTIONS ......................... $1000-1500

Collections and covers relating to John F. Kennedy. Includes two collections: (1) Nearly impossible to duplicate collection on White Ace JFK Specialty Album pages, in page protectors in box, with cover sheet stating ‘This collection consists of selected pages from an extensive collection of First Day Covers, Inaugural Covers, and covers postmarked on dates significant in the life of the late President, John F. Kennedy. The covers are autographed by persons who were associated with the Life, the Presidency, and the Death of John F. Kennedy’, with more than 100 covers autographed by Presidents, Representatives, Senators, Prime Ministers, other Politicos, Police officers, Lawyers and etc, including a PT109 crew member, a pallbearer and other individuals - no guarantee these signatures are real, indeed some are secretarial; (2) Worldwide collection of a few hundred (with duplicates) singles, sets & S/S of mostly MINT never hinged JFK issues in five White Ace Specialty Albums with slipcases; ALSO two boxes with approximately 300 Kennedy FDC & Event covers including many for RFK; group of 46 different worldwide JFK covers (majority FDCs); 21 MNH sets of 4 matching plate blocks for Scott USA JFK #1246 plates #27800, 27801 (x5 sets), 27802 (x3 sets), 27803 (x4 sets), 27808 (x3 sets), 27809 (x5 sets). PLUS small group of other covers not relating to Kennedy. Great JFK collection, autographs include real, autopens, secretarial & printed. Overall fine to very fine.

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1960s JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORABILIA COLLECTION .............................................................. $400-600

Selection of JFK memorabilia, includes: 10 different vinyl LPs ranging from speeches to Vaugn Meader’s ‘The First Family’ & ‘I Can Hear It Now/The Sixties’ narrated by Walter Cronkite; 4 different tapestries (each approximately 38"x19") including JFK (x2), JFK & RFK & RFK, MLK & JFK; 31 magazines with duplication including LIFE, LOOK, POST, Dell comic book & others; framed print of JFK & RFK portrait ‘Brothers United’ by Tobey; 10 picture postcards & two trading cards; six campaign buttons; two commemorative plates; one com­ memorative glass; RFK commemorative green bottle; other assorted items including selected newspapers, Minkus JFK Stamp Album with bordered quadrille pages (no stamps), a few USA stamp plate blocks (Scott #1246) & a few foreign stamps on panel, more. Nice varied collection, overall (except newspapers in usual toned and fragile condition) fine to very fine.

1015��/�/�/D 1960s-70s KENNEDY RELATED STAMPS & COLLECTIBLES .......................................................... $400-600

Two 3-ring binders filled with ephemera and postage stamps related to or honoring President John F. Kennedy. Paper ephemera and collectibles include: an invitation to the 1961 inaugural ceremony; a program for a dinner in honor of The Honorable John Fitzgerald Kennedy (c.1960); cloth bookmark for the inauguration; maximum cards with first day for 1964 Kennedy stamp and World’s Fair visit of the Pope; copies of the 1961 inaugural address and the 1963 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty; $1 silver certificates with John and Jackie drawn over Washington’s portrait at center; 1964 silver Kennedy half dollar; several sheets of poster stamps from 1965 ASDA stamp show in New York, showing Kennedy, Churchill and Lincoln; mint aerogrammes from USA; first day covers of stamps honoring Kennedy; several foreign covers with cachets honoring Kennedy (Germany, Austria, Iran, Denmark, Ceylon, Vatican City). Postage stamps include: many from Yemen, Ajman, Qatar, Sharjah, Oman and various sheikdoms, plus others such as Congo & Paraguay, some varieties (imperf, overprints, proofs, souvenir sheet). Includes a deluxe booklet for 10r gold foil airmail stamp from Ajman (Michel Block 20 €€ 8.50); coin-like foil stamps from non-stamp issuing places as Staffa, Davaar or Calf of Man; Dubai set of 20 (Michel #221A-30A €€20) and Qatar strips (Scott #102-02A $11). Stamps are mostly MINT never hinged. Interesting selection of material, overall very fine condition.

1012 � 1960 JOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNED (AS SENATOR) PHOTO .............................................................. PH $1000-1500

John F. Kennedy (35th President) vintage c.1960 B&W photo signed as senator while campaigning for President. Photo includes Kennedy, Governor Herschel Loveless, Virgina White & two others. Signed & inscribed ‘to Virginia White a Great Iowa Democrat, with warm regards, John Kennedy, U.S.S. Mass.’ Also signed & inscribed by Loveless. Professional restoration including enhancement to JFK’s signature & writing. Provenance: University Archives. Fine to very fine (2013 University Archives COA #6989) (Sanders Guide $2236) 1013

USA 1960s JOHN F. KENNEDY INAUGURATION MEDALLIONS & MORE ............................................ $750-1000

Group of 23 John F. Kennedy and 10 other Presidential Inauguration medallions. Kennedy medallions include from MEDALLIC ART CO (metal, diameter, weight): By sculptor Paul Manship with x3 (bronze, 2¾”, 5½ oz.), x1 (silver plated, 2¾”, 5½ oz), x1 #1707 (.999 silver, 2¾”, 6 oz), and Memorial medallion x4 with two in presentation boxes (bronze, 1¼”) and similar JFK & RFK medallions in one presentation box; by sculptor Gilroy Roberts: x5 (bronze, 3", 7.5 oz); Franklin Mint Memorial Medal by G. Roberts in presentation box (sterling silver, 2", 2.5 oz), 25th Anniversary of Inauguration medallion (bronze, 2¾”, 7.5 oz) and others including Sharjah coin (.720 silver, 1¼”, .88 oz) and a few others. ALSO Inauguration medallions for TRUMAN (bronze 3", 8 oz); LBJ 1965 (gold plated, 1¼”); NIXON 1¼” medallions x2 gold plated & x1 copper and Nixon/Agnew (bronze, 2¾”, 8 oz) in presentation box; Carter (.999 silver, 1¼”) in presentation folder; REAGAN 1981 Medallic Art (bronze, 2¾”, 6 oz), 1985 Franklin Mint (bronze, 1½”) & 1985 Reagan/Bush (.999 silver, 1") in presentation folder; CLINTON by T. Rogers 1993 (bronze, 3", 9 oz). PLUS: 1965 Statue of Liberty Centennial x3 different (.900 silver, 1¼”, .7 oz); CIVIL WAR CEN­ TENNIAL medallion by Medallic Art (.999+ pure silver, 2½”, 4.5 oz) and ‘Britain’s First Decimal Coins’ in folder (x6). Nice variety of medallions, with more than 17 ounces of silver (.720-.999). Some medallions in boxes & with stands. Overall fine to very fine condition.

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1960s-90s JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSORTED MEDALLIONS ....................................................... PH $300-400

Assortment of more than 40 different medallions for JFK. Majority are memorial medal­ lions ranging in size from ¾” to 3" and composed of bronze & plated metals with many in 2"x2" paper holders. A few medallion highlights include: JFK & LBJ 1960 campaign (x2); 1961 Inaugural; ‘The Legacy of John F. Kennedy’ series with 12 different; gold plated Kennedy 50¢ (years 1974 & 1980) in plastic holders; belt buck­ le; paper weight; 1997 Kennedy 50¢ with ‘color’ portrait in display holder; and others including a medallion JFK & Jackie and JFK with RFK. Nice group, overall fine to very fine.

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Presidents, cont.

Color photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson taken dur­ ing his presidency, measuring 7"x9½”, in seated half-length pose looking off camera. Inscribed ‘To Rabbi Lipschitz – with best wishes – Lyndon B Johnson’ in black ink on the larger photographer’s mat (measures 11"x14"). Light age toning, otherwise fine. (University Archives LOA)

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1963 PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY PIECE OF CLOTH FROM ASSASSINATION LIMO .......... PH $1500-2000

Piece of bloodstained leather from President Kennedy’s limousine, measuring 1x1.5cm, encased in archival materials, double matted in 11"x14" black suede and gold, ready for framing. Very fine. After Kennedy’s assassination, the presi­ dential limousine was returned to White House garage. F. Vaughn Ferguson was in charge of the car, and supervised its maintenance and conducted ‘dry runs’ for presidential trips.

He was not in Dallas Nov 22. After FBI thoroughly searched car for bullet fragments and other evidence, Vaughan spent time cleaning it in anticipation of Lyndon Johnson’s use for Kennedy’s funeral. When plan was abandoned, blood-stained leather upholstery was removed and the car was sent to a Cincinnati firm for refitting and security upgrade. Vaughan was able to retain sections of blood-stained leather and eventually sold them to collector Raleigh DeGeer Amyx. Two 3" square sections were sold at auction in 2004. This snippet of dark blue leather upholstery was extracted from the piece sold in 2004. (University Archives LOA + letter of provenance from Vaughan to Amyx, and a good deal of other documenta­ tion and research material).

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1022 � 1967 LYNDON B JOHNSON SIGNED LETTER TO ROBERT McNAMARA ............................... PH $1500-2000

Oct 11,1967, TLS ‘Lyndon B. Johnson’ as President on ‘THE WHITE HOUSE’ stationery (1p, 7"x 10¼"), to ‘Bob’ (Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense), thanking him for his service on Task Force on Government Organization. Very fine. (Uni­ versity Archives LOA).

D 1963 KENNEDY ASSASSINATION TELETYPE .. PH $750-1000

40 brown teletype pages of different sizes, all dated 11/22, with ‘news’ of JFK’s assassination including ‘(DALLAS)---ZA SNIPER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN DOWNTOWN DALLAS TODAY...PERHAPS FATALLY’ and others with information about the shooting, Governor Connally, the First Lady, the hospital, ‘Last Rights’, LBJ swearing in, New York Stock Exchange, quotes from dignitaries and more. PLUS teletype portrait of JFK. Each page in separate page protector. Fascinating piece of history. Some with folds and a few with slight edge damage, overall fine to very fine.

1019 � 1964 COMPLETE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT ON JFK’S DEATH (26-VOLS) ................................... $750-1000

Complete set of 26 hardbound volumes of this long awaited (at the time) report on the assassination of President John F Kennedy. Includes everything one would want to know. First volume has a few torn pages (pages 469-74) and a few more wrinkled (pages 475-480), otherwise set is in very fine condition.

1020 � 1965 LYNDON B JOHNSON SIGNED LETTER ..... PH $400-600

Aug 31, 1965, TLS ‘Lyndon B. Johnson’ as President on ‘THE WHITE HOUSE’stationery (1p, 6¾”x8¾”), to ‘Marg and Bob’ (Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense & wife). Very fine.

(University Archives LOA)

Neat selection of autographs from family of former President Richard Nixon. Autograph group contains no less than FIVE signatures from Nixon himself. Two affixed to President Eisenhower inaugural covers stamped (1953 & 1957), and one on FDC ‘in memoriam’ for the late President John F. Kennedy (May 1964); all three in black ink, likely signed at same time as they were returned to an autograph requester in 1967. The two other Nixon signatures directly from White House and secretarial (blue ballpoint). Other autographed covers in this collection: First Lady Patricia Nixon, daughters Tricia Nixon and Julie Nixon Eisenhower (one cover apiece), and finally a cover signed by both Julie and husband/son-in-law David Eisenhower, all in various blue ballpoint pens. Also includes various correspondence between autograph seeker and Nixon family, whether in the White House or before. Includes vintage newspaper clippings of the time as well, many dealing with Watergate and other topics of the era.

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1023 � 1960s-70s RICHARD NIXON & FAMILY AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ............................... PH $400-600

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1024�/�1973 GERALD R. FORD FREE FRANK COVER WITH ADDITIONAL SIGNATURE .................... PH $2500-3500

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1026 � 1978 GERALD R. FORD FREE FRANK WITH LETTERS OF TRANSMITTAL ......................... PH $1500-2000

Gerald R. Ford free franked envelope with gold embossed eagle on back flap and Rancho Mirage Aug 16, 1978, cds beneath signature. Plus 2 typed letters on stationery matching envelope: (1) May 30, 1978, requesting envelope & signature and (2) Aug 14, 1978, thank you note for contribution. Both letters signed by Gloria Hill, Staff Assistant to the President.

Cancellation with slight smudging, otherwise all items very fine. (University Archives LOA).

Gerald R. Ford printed free frank on ‘Congress of the United States/Office of the Minority Leader...’ envelope with added Ford signature below printed free frank. Washington, DC, Nov 29, 1973, purple cds. Envelope with slight discoloration at top.

Unusual item, fine to very fine. (University Archives LOA)

1027 � 1975 PRESIDENT GERALD FORD SIGNED PRESS RELEASE ................................................ PH $400-600

May 15, 1975, White House press release about suc­ cessful rescue of the ‘SS Mayaguez,’ one page signed document, 8½”x11" signed ‘Gerald Ford.’ Dark signa­ ture, very fine. (University Archives LOA).

1025�/�1974 GERALD R. FORD FREE FRANK .......... PH $2000-2500

‘THE WHITE HOUSE/OFFICIAL BUSINESS’ envelope (6½”x3½” approx.) with Washington, DC, Aug 9. 1974, machine cds over ‘Gerald R. Ford’ signature in black marker.

Postmarked day of Nixon’s resignation and the first day of Ford’s presidency. Very fine. (University Archives LOA).

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1028 � 1970s-90s PRESIDENT CARTER & FIRST LADIES AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS ...................................... PH $350-500

Collection of President Carter and First Lady autographed items. Includes: 2 copies of Jimmy Carter’s book ‘Turning Point,’ autographed on front page; copy of novel, ‘The Hornet’s Nest’ by Carter, also signed by the former President. Lady Bird Johnson’s autobiography ‘A White House Diary,’ signed on front page. THREE copies of First Lady Rosalyn Carter’s book, ‘Helping Yourself Help Others,’ all signed by Mrs. Carter. And last but not least a signed color photo of Hillary Clinton, signed simply ‘Hillary’ in black sharpie.

1029 � 1990s GEORGE & BARBARA BUSH SIGNED LITHO .................................................................... PH $100-150

Color litho (8"x10" overall size) with both preprinted signa­ tures & signatures by hand (with blue Sharpie) of President & First Lady.

1031 � 1998 BILL CLINTON AUTOGRAPH ON WHITE HOUSE ENVELOPE ......................................... PH $3500-5000

Mint green White House envelope (never sealed) with boldly scrawled ‘Bill Clinton’ signature across center of cover. Cannot be considered ‘free franking,’ per se, as cover is unaddressed and never traveled through the mails. Indistinct Washington ‘postmark’ appears to have been digitally produced. Still, real signatures of Clinton on White House materials are rare. Fresh and extremely fine. (University Archives LOA).

1030 � 1992 GEORGE BUSH, RARE PRESIDENTIAL LETTER SIGNED IN FULL ............................... PH $2000-2500

Autograph Letter signed ‘George Bush’ as President, 1 page, 6¼”x4¼” on card gilt-embossed with presidential seal and ‘The President’ upper left, (Washington), Feb 10, 1992. Surface crease in blank area, faint smudge on ‘2,’ mounting remnants on verso, otherwise very fine. With original 6½”x4½” White House envelope with similar gilt presidential seal on back flap, never sealed, addressed by typewriter to Knox McConnell, President of the First National Bank of Keystone, WV, In full: ‘Dear Knox, Lud Ashley filled me in on your conversation with him. Here’s a new picture for the collection. Warmest Best Wishes – George Bush.’ Democrat Thomas William Ludlow ‘Lud’ Ashley represented Ohio in House of Representatives from 1955-81. He had known the President since their days at Yale and was a major Bush fundraiser in his presidential campaigns. (University Archives LOA).

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Three documents related to the Clinton Legal Expense Trust, formed in 1998 to help pay legal bills related to various SCANDALS in which the Clintons found themselves embroiled while in office. The ‘Certification’ of legal expenses signed and dated by both Bill (3/7/99) and Hillary (3/5/99), certifying that legal expenses can be reimbursed by the Trust. Second document is ‘Certification by Counsel’ and signed by Clinton lawyer David E. Kendall on March 3, 1999. Third document is original bill from law firm Williams & Connolly, including an unpaid balance of $326,690.69 plus new expenses of $38,348.42. Small margin tear in bill, evidence of staple re­ moval, otherwise very fine condition with no stains. Extremely rare and historically significant item. (University Archives LOA).

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1032 � 1999 POTUS & FLOTUS CLINTON LEGAL EXPENSE TRUST DOCUMENT ................ PH $10,000-15,000

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1029

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1982-84 PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMORE WATERCOLOR PORTRAITS (x3) ....................... PH $500-700

Three attractive black and white Watercolor original portraits of U.S. 13th President Millard Fillmore, all painted by well known artist & Lincoln historian Lloyd Ostendorf. Includes: (1) Full length standing portrait (11½”x14½”) with Cabinet Secretaries & Commodore Perry, on illustration board, in simple black frame with tan mat (small stains). Overall 20½”x18" framed. (2) Bust Portrait (11"x14") on illustration board, matted with gold gilt interior edging within a gold decorative gilt frame. Overall 18½”x22" framed. (3) Bust Portrait (11"x14") with two frigate ships in background, on illustration board, matted with antique gilt interior edging within an antique decorative gilt frame (slight discoloration along bottom of frame). Overall 18¼”x21¼” framed. Nice group, fine to very fine.

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1982 PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT ................................. PH $300-500

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1983 PRESIDENT ZACHARY TAYLOR WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT ................................. PH $300-500

Original portrait of U.S. 12th President Zachary Taylor (1849-50, served only 16 months before death in office), seated with Capitol in background and with caption ‘OLD ROUGH AND READY... PRESIDENT ZACHARY TAYLOR, 1850,...

12th PRESIDENT’ printed across the bottom. Black and white watercolor (11"x14") on illustration board, matted with an­ tique gilt interior edging within an antique gilt frame. Overall 18"x21" with frame. Painted by well known artist & Lincoln historian Lloyd Ostendorf (1921-2000). Fine to very fine.

Original portrait of U.S. 14th President Franklin Pierce. Pierce pictured standing with child, facing crowd with inscription at bottom ‘FRANKLIN PIERCE FACED THE MOB AT HIS DOOR, IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR ME TO SHOW MY DEVOTION FOR THE STARS & STRIPES BY ANY SPECIAL EXHIBITION UPON THE DEMAND OF ANY MAN OR BODY OF MEN...’. Black and white watercolor (11"x14") with blue highlights, on illustration board, in simple black frame with tan mat. Overall 17½”x20½” framed. Painted by well known artist & Lincoln historian Lloyd Ostendorf (1921-2000). Fine to very fine.

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1984 PRESIDENT RUTHERFORD HAYES WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT ................................. PH $300-500

Original bust portrait of U.S. 19th President Rutherford B. Hayes (1877-81). A black & white watercolor (11"x14") with blue highlights in hair, on illustration board, matted with cloth and gold gilt interior edging within a decorative gold gilt frame, 19"x22" overall. Painted in 1984 by known artist & Abraham Lincoln historian, Lloyd Ostendorf (1921-2000). Fine to very fine.

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1039

1041

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SPORTS – BASEBALL – AUTOGRAPHS 1037 � JOE DIMAGGIO SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA-DNA GRADED 7.5) ...................................... PH $500-700

Official Rawlings baseball signed in blue ballpoint ink by Joe DiMaggio. Protected in plastic cube, a great genuine item from The Yankee Clipper, inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1955.

(2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades autograph 8, and ball 7).

1038 � JOE DIMAGGIO SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH (PSA-DNA GRADED 9) ......................................... PH $250-350

Sepia toned photograph of Joe DiMaggio in mid-swing, signed by him in blue ink at bottom. Genuine autograph, photo measures 14"x9¾” and enclosed on a wooden plaque (easily removed) with inscription ‘Joe DiMaggio/”Joltin” Joe the Yankee Clipper’. Excellent example of this desirable autograph!

(2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity Grades autograph 9) 1039 � JOE DIMAGGIO & OTHERS SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA/DNA GRADED 5) ......................................... PH $200-300

1955 Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio autograph on Triple Crown ‘Official Little League’ baseball. Additional autographs include Lefty Gomez (HOF 1972), Joe Garagiola, Allie Reynolds and one other. (Copy of PSA/DNA Cert#K75408 Grade 5)

1040 � DIMAGGIO, MANTLE & WILLIAMS SIGNED PHOTO (PSA-DNA GRADED CERT) ............... PH $1000-1500

Amazing group photograph of three Hall of Fame baseball stars of the mid-20th century depicting DIMAGGIO, MANTLE & WILLIAMS holding their bats to their shoulders. Each has signed in black Sharpie across their waists, each signature certified genuine. Great photo, some damage at top & right margins, probably from previous frame removal, does not affect signatures. (2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades DiMaggio 9, Mantle 8, and Williams 10)

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FRANK FRISCH & OTHER HOFs AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL (PSA/DNA GRADED 5) .................... PH $500-700

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1046 � 1978 NEW YORK YANKEES TEAM-SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA-DNA LOA GRADED 5) ............ PH $300-400

Hall of Famer Frank Frisch autograph on Spalding ‘Official International League’ ball with red stitching. Additional HOF autographs include: Lefty Gomez, Warren Giles, Monte Irvin, Johnny Mize. PLUS, signatures of Nat Holman (basketball HOF), Jim Crowley, Bob Shawkey and others. (Copy of PSA/ DNA Cert#K75407 Grade 5) 1042 � MICKEY MANTLE SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA-DNA GRADED 8) ......................................... PH $500-750

Official Rawlings baseball signed in blue ballpoint ink by Mickey Mantle. Protected in plastic cube, ball has great genuine autograph from the greatest switch-hitter, inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1974. (2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades the autograph an 9 and the ball a 7).

Genuine team-signed baseball with 22 signatures from the 1978 World Champion New York Yankee lineup. Notable signatures includes: Elston Howard and Thurman Munson plus HOFers Yogi Berra (as coach) and Rich Gossage. The autographs for Billy Martin & Reggie Jackson are clubhouse signatures. (2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades both the autographs & the ball at 5) 1047 � 1979 NEW YORK YANKEES TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA-DNA GRADED 5) .................... PH $600-800

Team-signed baseball with 26 autographs of players from the 1979 New York Yankee lineup. Ball signed in first half of season as Thurman Munson has signed (he died August 2).

Other notable names include HOFers Mickey Mantle, Bob Lemon, Reggie Jackson, Rich Gossage and Whitey Ford. Two minor players deemed clubhouse signatures. Housed in protective plastic cube. (2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades the autographs a 6, and the ball a 4).

1043 � 1980s MICKEY MANTLE SIGNED AL BASEBALL ........................................................... PH $350-500

An Official American League baseball signed boldly on the sweet spot by Yankees great and Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle.

Signature probably performed in the 1980s when Bobby Brown was the AL Commissioner. The ball looks to be game-used and in extremely fine condition.

1048 � 1986 WORLD CHAMPION NY METS SIGNED PHOTO .................................................................. PH $400-600

Wonderful, choice oversized 16"x20" color photo showing Mets celebrating after winning 1986 World Series. Boldly signed by a whopping 35 World Champions, featuring all key signatures including: Gary Carter, Ray Knight (World Series MVP), Doc Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Keith Hernandez, Kevin Mitchell, George Foster, Bud Harrelson and others. James Spence with hologram authentication. Fine to very fine.

1044 � TED WILLIAMS SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA-DNA GRADED 8) ......................................... PH $400-600

Official Rawlings baseball signed in blue ballpoint ink by Ted Williams. Protected in plastic cube, nice genuine item from the great left fielder, two-time MVP and manager, inducted in the Hall of Fame in 1966. (2013 PSA-DNA Letter of Authenticity grades both the autograph and ball an 8) 1045 � 1950 BROOKLYN DODGERS TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL, W/ JACKIE ROBINSON & ROY CAMPANELLA .................................................. PH $2000-3000

BASEBALLS 1049

Beautiful ONL Ford Fricke baseball hand-signed by all the members of the 1950 Brooklyn Dodgers. The manager Burt Shotton has signed on the sweet-spot, who was fired after the 1950 season thus dating the ball exactly to that year. Other signatures include Hall of Famers Roy Campanella, Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese, along with 22 others including Gil Hodges, Preacher Roe, Ralph Branca, Carl Erskine and Carl Furillo. This was the nucleus of the team that won many penants in the coming years. Most signatures still bold, and the ball comes with a PSA DNA authenticity certificate dated 2012. From the collection of a Dodgers office staffer in 1950.

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1950s-80s GROUP OF 18 UNUSED BASEBALLS ............................................................................... PH $300-400

Group of 18 unused baseballs, ready for autographing.

Includes: Rawlings (Haiti) ‘OFFICIAL BALL/NATIONAL LEAGUE’, Feeney president (x7); Spalding ‘NO.1 Official/ National League’, Feeney president (x2) one in unopened box;; Spalding ‘Official/National League’, Giles president (x5), two in unopened boxes & two in opened boxes (faults); Wilson ‘Official/American Association’ Ryan president (x2); Wilson ‘Official International/League’, Cooper president; Rawlings ‘OFFICIAL BALL/AMERICAN LEAGUE’, Brown president.

Some unused balls toned and two well handled (International & American). PLUS two unused Spalding Soft Balls (No.705 & No.759) in original boxes. Overall fine to very fine.

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1050

1051

1053

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1050

1950s-80s SELECTION OF UNUSED BASEBALLS ......................................................... PH $150-250

Selection of 8 unused baseballs. Includes NATIONAL LEAGUE: Spalding NO.1 Official National League, Giles president (x2) one in unopened box and one in unopened bag with blue wrap around label attached but torn in half and Spalding NO.1 Official National League (sewn in Haiti) Feeney president (x2) one in unopened box; AMERICAN LEAGUE: Reach Official American League Ball, Harridge president and Rawlings Official Ball American League, Brown president; Wilson Official American Association, Ryan president; Wilson Official International League, Cooper president. Loose balls show some toning/staining. Overall fine & better.

1051 � 1958-60s SELECTION OF SIGNED BASEBALLS FROM PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL SCOUT .... PH $400-600

Interesting group of 10 signed baseballs, housed in a Wilson box of 12, from estate of Nick Shinkoff, a professional baseball scout, who scouted for the New York Giants, Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies. Balls include: S.F. Giants team balls (x5, Spalding Official National League, Giles president) for years 1958-66 with many signatures including Cepeda, Mays, McCormick, Ozzie Virgil, Ray Crone & others; Mays, McCovey & Marichal on one ball; Leo Durocher & Carl Hubbell on a Spalding ‘Official League #167’; Rawlings ‘Official Ball National League’ balls (x2, Feeney president), one with Johnny Mize, Max & Hal Lanier & other signatures and one with Enos Slaughter & Johnny VanderMeer signatures; Bob Feller on St Louis Cardinal ball. Baseballs may have been signed over a period of seasons, some possible ‘club house’ signatures and 5 individual ball boxes. Signatures range from sharp to blurred in a variety of inks, a few balls toned, overall fine & better.

1052 � 2000-2003 THREE SIGNED BASEBALLS HANK AARON, GONZALEZ, PIERRE ................. PH $125-175

Three signed baseballs, includes an ONL William White ball signed by great Hank Aaron (ball stamped ‘BLEM’ for minor cosmetic defects), a 2001 World Series ball signed by the Diamondbacks star Luis Gonzalez, and a 2003 World Series ball signed by the Marlins star Juan Pierre. All in fine condition.

BAT S 1053

1946-80s FOUR UNUSED VINTAGE MLB-TYPE BASEBALL BATS ................................................. PH $100-150

Four vintage Major League Baseball-style bats (three are 35" full-size, 1946-50 type). Lot includes three (x3) 1946-50 McLAUGHLIN - MILLARD, INC. ‘ADIRONDACK/NO. 302’ with ‘Flexible/Whip Action’ with branded ‘35’ on knob: ‘KELLER,’ ‘ROBINSON’ & ‘HOLMES’ models. Remaining bat is 33" 1980s Louisville Slugger 125 ‘Powerized’ ‘GENUINE S2/ SANTOVENIA’ model. Although these come from estate of MLB scout Nick Shinkoff (Giants), it is assumed bats are top-quality store models. Although bats show minor wear (small scratches, etc.), none appear to have ever contacted a 100 mph baseball. Very fine.

1054 � 1980s FOUR SIGNED BATS - STARGELL, GYWNN, GONZALEZ, PIERRE ........................... PH $200-300

Group of 4 individually signed baseball bats. Includes Willie Stargell, Tony Gwynn, Luis Gonzalez and Juan Pierre, all in excellent condition.

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1057X

1058

1059

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1061

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1882 COSACK & CO. BASEBALL TRADING CARDS COMPLETE (SLABBED) ........................ PH $350-500

1058 � 1935 WHO’S WHO IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE & 1955 LIFE MAGAZINE W/ UNPUBLISHED PHOTOS .... PH $100-150

Complete set of 9 comic Trade cards, one for each position on a baseball team. Multicolor designs show player in action shot.

Produced by Cosack & Co. of Buffalo in 1882. Each slabbed and certified authentic by SGC (but not graded due to alteration). All appear sound and with bright colors, blue margins intact just some unevenness from trimming, backs are blank with no advertising. Scarce grouping.

1056

1880s MERCHANT’S GARGLING OIL TRADING CARDS (SLABBED x5) ........................................ PH $300-400

Complete set of five large Trading cards produced by Mer­ chant’s Gargling Oil company in the 1880s, each slabbed and graded by SGC. This is the multicolored version of the cards, printed by The Courier Lith. Co. of Buffalo, NY (Keetz catalog H804-7B). Each with a humorous baseball scene: ‘The Hero of a Home Run. the Ladies Favorite.’ Good 30; ‘Struck Out’ VG/EX 50; ‘Something must be done “Put it there!”’ VG 40; ‘Bravo! The Pet of the Nine.’ VG 40; and ‘A close Affair.

Hugging the Bat.’ VG/EX 50. Local merchants could put their own advertising on the back, four of these are from M. Shumway, druggist and apothecary in Brush Creek, Iowa (now Arlington, IA); last card has generic Merchant’s advert and list of ailments cured by the product. Nice grouping.

1057

– AUTO RACING – 1059

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1993 A.J. FOYT FRAMED TRIPTYCH W/AUTOGRAPH IN PRESENTATION CASE ................................... PH $200-300

Large, framed wall presentation hanging, approximately 26"x36", includes black Window Net from Foyt’s race car, an 8"x10" color photo of Foyt’s car showing window net and 8"x10" photo of Foyt and classic race cars with printed and hand signatures. Very fine. (Framed items shipped without glass, or you can pick up intact at our St. Louis Gallery)

– BASKETBALL – 1060

1954-58 FOUR MICKEY MANTLE PSA SLABBED & GRADED CARDS .............................................. PH $400-600

Four different PSA slabbed & graded Mickey Mantle baseball cards. Includes (1) 1954 Bowman #65 PR-FR 1 (PSA #11920558); (2) 1956 Tops #135 GOOD 2 (PSA #40381785); (3) 1957 Tops #95 VG 3 (PSA #11920563); and (4) 1958 Tops #150 VG-EX 4 (PSA #11869422). Good opportunity to acquire 4 different 1950s Mantle cards.

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Two items: (1) 1935 ‘Who’s Who in the NATIONAL LEAGUE’

by Harold (Speed) Johnson, paperback 128 pages with B&W photos, plus two 5½”x9½” B&W photos, one of Dick Bartell & one of Mel Lott, both with short biographies in this issue of Who’s Who. (2) 1955 LIFE magazine with article ‘Dave’s Big Dream’ (pages 99-104) about Dave Columbia’s tryout for the New York Giants, plus three 10½”x13" B&W official LIFE photos (by Ralph Morse), not used in article. Fair condition, both items show wear.

1992 SCOTTIE PIPPEN SIGNED DREAM TEAM BASKETBALL AND CHICAGO BULLS HAT ....... PH $100-200

A 1992 Barcelona Olympics Dream Team basketball and Chicago Bulls hat signed by Chicago Bulls great and Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen. Both in very fine condition.

1061

c.2005 YAO MING AUTOGRAPHED BASKETBALL ............................................................................... PH $100-150

Bold signature in silver on Spalding NBA Super Tack basketball (not inflated), plus unassembled ‘Show Case’ display case. Fine

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1062

1065

1067

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1064 � 1970 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS SIGNED FOOTBALL (PSA-DNA GRADED 6) ......................................... PH $150-200

Sports, cont.

– FOOTBALL –

Official NFL Wilson football team-signed by 46 players of the 1970 San Diego Chargers. Each signature in black ballpoint ink in varying strengths. This was the first season that the Chargers were in the NFL due to the conference merger. It includes future Hall of Fame inductee Lance Alworth. (2013 PSA/DNA Letter of Authenticity Grades the autographs a 6)

1062 � 1950s-60s NFL HOF AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALLS (x6) ................................................. PH $400-600

Six footballs, each signed by venerable member of the Pro­ fessional Football Hall-of-Fame. Signers include: Chuck Bednarik, in blue marker, inscribed ‘HOF 67’ (w/photo of signing); Bobby Bell, in silver sharpie; Paul Krause, in silver sharpie, inscribed ‘HOF 98’; Ozzie Newsome, in silver sharpie, inscribed ‘HOF 99’; Bob St. Clair, in silver sharpie, inscribed ‘HOF 90’ (w/photo of signing); and Willie Wood, in black marker, inscribed ‘HOF 89’ (w/photo of signing). Balls in various degrees of deflation, but signatures all bold (Bednarik’s slightly faded).

1063 � 1970s-2000s AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALLS (x16) .... $750-1000

Sixteen (16) autographed footballs, with a couple team-signed as well. Players range from NFL stars to former Heisman Trophy winners and others. Autographed footballs include following signers: Tiki Barber, Chris Cooley, Earl Bennett, Paul Posluszny, Tom Mack, Roy Williams, Brian Dawkins, Shawne Merriman, John Cappelletti, Marc Bulger (small ball), Eddie George, ‘Colt’ James Brennan and Levon Kirkland. Teamsigned balls include: 2001 Chicago Bears (11 signatures), 2002 Buffalo Bills (27 signatures) and one unknown that carries 7 signatures (football very old). Many individually signed balls also accompanied by photo of the player signing.

1980s O.J. SIMPSON PERSONAL GOLF CLUBS & BAG ............................................................... PH $2000-3000

Golf bag containing several clubs once owned by notorious HOF NFL running back O.J. Simpson. Standard-sized red golf bag with white trim carries O.J.s name embossed on its surfaces.

Originally sponsored by Nabisco Brands (though we suspect no longer!), also embossed on bag. Bag carries 4 drivers and 2 putters. Originally purchased by consigner at benefit auction for the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

1066 � 2000s ST. LOUIS RAMS MULTIPLE-SIGNED FOOTBALLS (x6) ................................................. PH $300-400

Five autographed footballs, each by various players of the St. Louis Rams from rosters of early-to-mid 2000s. Each has different signatures: BALL #1, 9 signatures, includes Isaac Bruce, Ricky Proehl, Grant Wistrom, Eric Crouch, Ernie Conwell, Adam Archuleta, Chris Hetherington, Tommy Polley and Tom Nutten; BALL #2, 6 signatures, Archuleta, Bruce, Marc Bulger, Chris Chandler, Lamar Gordon and Jimmy Kennedy; BALL #3, 4 signatures, Archuleta, Crouch, Proehl and Wistrom; BALL #4, 4 signatures, Nutten, Proehl, Andy McCollum and Yo Murphy; and BALL #5, 3 signatures, Bruce, Dane Looker and Aeneas Williams. Three of the 5 feature photos of the players signing balls.

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1069

1071

1070

1073

1072

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– BOXING – 1067 � 1938 JOE LOUIS SIGNED PHOTO ...................... PH $350-500

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1071 � 1970s-2000s AUTOGRAPHED BOXING GLOVES (x18) & RINGSIDE CHAMPION BELT ............... PH $750-1000

Total of 18 autographed boxing gloves, with several champions.

All Everlast gloves, signed usually in black sharpie or marker.

Includes professional boxers Larry Holmes, ‘Raging Bull’ Jake LaMotta, Oscar de la Hoya (x2, right & left), Emile Griffith, Chuck Wepner, Miguel Cotto, Jose Torres, George Chuvalo, Danny ‘Little Red’ Lopez, Tony DeMarco, Dwight Quai, Ricardo Lopez, Arthur Mercante, Pipino Cuevas and Iran Barkley. ALSO includes glove signed by Oscar-winning actor Cuba Gooding, Jr.; glove signed by multiple champions, including Leon Spinks, Joe Giardello, Sandy Sadler, Ernie Shavers, plus 3 more. Some with COAs, some with photographs of boxers signing the gloves in the lot. ALSO colorful ‘RINGSIDE CHAMPION’ belt weighing in at 8+ lbs (rectangular sewn-on label), plus color photo of Mohammed Ali & Nov 1998 PLAYBOY with Mike Tyson interview.

Classic period photo signed and dated by world heavyweight champion Joe Louis on B&W 6½”x8½” glossy; minor corner and edge wear & glue stains on back in addition to some light surface flaws visible when held to angled light on face. Still a wonderful display item 1068 � 1970s JOE FRASIER SIGNED EVERLAST BOXING GLOVE ................................................... PH $300-400

Everlast size 10 boxing glove signed in Sharpie by former heavyweight champion Joe Frasier. He signed it “Smokin’ Joe Frasier” which is uncommon. Excellent condition.

1069 � 1970s JOE FRAZIER AUTOGRAPHED TRAINING HELMET ............................................. PH $300-400

Everlast Training helmet signed by legendary Heavyweight Boxing champion Joe Frazier. Smokin’ Joe signed in black sharpie just above where boxer’s left eye would be. Unknown if actually worn by Frazier. Unusual boxing collectible.

1070

1970s MUHAMMED ALI SIGNED COLOR PHOTO .................................................................. PH $100-200

– GOLF – 1072 � 1981 BEN HOGAN SIGNED CONTRACT ............ PH $200-300

Bold signature of golfing great, Ben Hogan on contract (8½”x14", two pages) between Sohio Petroleum Company and himself regarding his oil business that he conducted after his golf career. (2004 Global Cert #GV188925)

An 8"x10" framed color photo signed by boxing great Mohammed Ali. Very fine condition. (CSC COA on back of frame)

1073 � GOLF PLAYER AUTOGRAPH ASSORTMENT .... PH $250-350

Features 59 signed 3"x5" index cards by numerous golf players.

Autographs include: Carlos Franco, Jay Haas, Tom Pernick, Woody Austin, Jim Flick, Jay Williamson, Kevin Sutherland, Craig Stadler, Kenny Perry, Stephan Ames, Harrison Fraser, Steve Lowry, Joel Edwards, Scott Van Plank, among many others. Majority of players names written on back of autographed cards. Interesting assortment, fine.

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1075

1078

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1076 � 1936 FANTASTIC ‘DER ANGRIFF’ OLYMPICS ISSUES ................................................................. PH $600-800

Sports, cont.

– HOCKEY –

Third Reich newspaper issues for 1936 Olympics. Starts with July 30, 1936 (pre-Olympics issue), and finishes with Aug 18 edition. These are generally ‘fatter’ issues than normal. Each has many photos of Olympians, Officials, Hitler at Olympic Stadium and so forth, with total of 148 pages in the group.

Interesting highlights, such as 2 photos of Jesse Owens, some anti-Semitic articles and much more. Probably the only intact group of these issues in USA. Rare.

1074 � 2009-10 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS TEAM SIGNED GOALIE HELMET ................................ PH $750-1000

Philadelphia Flyers Franklin goalie helmet, signed by 19 members of NHL Eastern Conference champion Philadelphia Flyers, along with 4 coaches – 23 silver sharpie autographs in all, plus photographs of each individual signing helmet for provenance. Players’ signatures include Chris Pronger, Ian Laperriere, Scott Hartnell, Ryan Parent, Mika Pyorala, Ray Emery, Riley Cote, Ole-Kristian Tollefsen, Daniel Carcillo, Danny Syvret and 9 others. Coaches signing include John Stevens, Jack Mcllhargey, Craig Berube and Joe Mullen.

Signatures cover entire helmet. Must be seen to be believed.

Outstanding item with clear provenance.

– OLYMPICS – 1075

1936 STERLING SILVER OLYMPIC FLAG BRACELET ......................................................... PH $750-1000

Enameled sterling silver bracelet, 6" long, with depictions of Norway, Greece, China, USA, Great Britain, Soviet Union, Brazil & Belgium. Reverse of each flag stamped ‘STERLING’.

Each flag double linked to form bracelet. One link between flags is missing. We’ve never seen any 1936 Olympics memo­ rabilia piece quite like this one. Fine condition for such a rare and unusual item.

1936 THIRD REICH CARD GAME: ‘BERLIN OLYMPICS’ ........................................... PH $500-700

Scarce card game called the ‘Olympics game’. Hitler used 1936 Berlin Olympics as a means to promote the Nazi Party and his vision of Germany. Game showcases Berlin Olympic stadium, as well as the various athletic competitions that took place.

Card set complete with instructions, consisting of 48 cards in sets of 4, a standard German ‘quartet game’. The cards are 4½”x2½”, in outstanding condition, look almost UNPLAYED. Plastic box also in great condition.

1078 � 1936-80 OLYMPICS ‘CREW 36’ GROUPING ...... PH $350-500

German participants in 1936 Olympics formed a group called ‘36’. This approximately 6"x8" loose leaf notebook belonged to person running the organization and contains list of names, addresses and phone numbers of the members, record of death of members, some handwritten material and number of printed publications from 1950s, ‘Crew 36’, that describes the group’s activities. Most unusual 1936 Olympics item, fine condition.

ALSO with 1952 German book for Olympics in Helsinki along with dust jacket (some tears).

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1080

1081

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1079 � 1936 CIGARETTE CARD BOOKS COMPLETE ............................................................................... PH $300-400

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1082 � 1970s-80s HUGE OLYMPICS AUTOGRAPH GROUP .............................................................. PH $1000-1500

Two volume hardbound set with original dust jackets (some tears, scarce in any condition) covering both Winter & Summer Games and history of modern Olympics. All cards are present and mounted, close to 370, with vast majority B&W or colored photo cards. Volume II has fold-out map in back. Large amount of text and supporting illustrations give very detailed accounts of results of the Games. Good number of very interesting cards including those featuring Jesse Owens and one that shows TV camera, as 1936 Berlin Games were the first ever to be televised.

Fine pair of historic volumes.

1080

1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS BRONZE MEDALLION ............................................................................... PH $200-300

High relief 2½” diameter bronze medallion with Berlin Olympics logo on reverse and stylized athlete on obverse. Fine condition.

1081

Over 300 Olympic athletes signatures (vast majority Olympic champions) on wide variety of items such as postcards, photos and so on. Autographs include Cathy Ferguson, Bruce Jenner, Edwin Moses, Tracy Calkins, Natalie Coughlin, Bruce Baumgartner, Carol Heiss, Bob Seasgren, Randy Matson, Bob Mathias, Don Schollander, Mark Spitz, Eric Heiden, Perry O’Brien, John Naber, Sammy Lee, Bill Toomey, Bonnie Blair, Bob Richards and many more with wide array of non-USA winners as well. Some duplication on signatures but they are generally on different item types. Some from earlier period as can be seen from names listed. Seldom seen autographs in such variety and depth.

1083

D 1936 GERMAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE AWARD ............................................................................... PH $100-150

Partially printed (8"x12") document with pre-printed signature of Carl Diem, chief organizer of 1936 Olympics, that awards one Inspector Hugo Schmidt with ‘...plakette’.

1998 SET OF 3 MEDALS FROM THE FIRST WORLD YOUTH GAMES ..................................... PH $200-300

Gold, silver and bronze medals with rings for attaching a ribbon for presentation (ribbons not included). Medals measure approximately 2" diameter each. Sharp looking, never used.

These games took place in Moscow in 1998. Very fine.

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– SPORTS ACCUMULATIONS – 1084

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1086 � 1960s-90s AUTOGRAPHED SPORTS LOT W/ MANTLE, FORD, FOREMAN ......................... PH $500-700

Group of 20 autographed items from all different sports, many inscribed to terminally ill individual. Autographed items include 1.) Baseball: Mickey Mantle autographed ceramic tile with his picture (no authentication, very faded green ink), Whitey Ford signed photo with inscription (black felt tip), Bobby Doerr signed ‘best wishes’ photocard and a Joe Adcock signed photo; 2.) Boxers: George Foreman signed photo, Lennox Lewis signed photo, Leon Spinks signed photo, Carmen Basilio signed and inscribed photo, Chuck Wepner signed photo; 3.) Football: ALS by Jack Youngblood, signed and inscribed photo of Jim Grabowski, TLS by Earl Campbell (slight bend at corner); 4.)

Other Sports: golfer Nancy Lopez signed photograph, Greg Louganis autographed book ‘Breaking the Surface’ and several more items. Nice lot, should be explored for quality of items ­ no authentication certificates, but plenty of provenance.

1959-2003 MICHAEL JORDAN ROOKIE CARD, GOLF CARDS & MORE .............................................. $200-300

Three items: (1) 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan #57, in plastic sleeve and mounted in screwed down 2 piece plexiglass holder (fault on top left red border); (2) more than 300 Golf sports cards with duplication, about 1/3rd Tiger Woods, most cards from Upper Deck 2001 sets including ‘Tiger’s Tales’ complete set & duplicates, ‘National Heroes’, ‘Stat Leaders’, ‘E-Card’ ­ some cards sleeved, overall fine to very fine; (3) 1959 Fleer Ted Williams with 17 of 80 cards, all in poor condition & in sleeves.

1087 � 1980s SIGNED FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL & BASEBALL BAT - BOWDEN, PIPPEN, GWYNN ............................................................................... PH $100-250

Four sports items all signed by greats in the sport, including a Louisville Slugger signed by Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, basketball signed by Antonio Lang and Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, an FSU football signed by long-time coach Bobby Bowden and a Marlins hat signed by Juan Pierre. All in very fine condition.

STOCK CERTIFICATES 1088 1085 � 1960s-90s SPORTS AUTOGRAPHED MINI-LOT WITH MANTLE, O’NEAL ...................................... PH $500-700

Small lot of framed, mounted autographed photos of sports figures. Meat of lot is framed color 8"x10" photo of Mickey Mantle, signed in blue sharpie; item has not been authenticated, so it is sold ‘raw’ or ‘as-is.’ Rest of lot should be viewed in the same manner, with autographed photos and plaques from following athletes: Shaquille O’Neal, HOFer Roberto Alomar, Frank Thomas and boxer Emile Griffith. Has great potential.

Over 110 stock and bond certificates. Majority are Railroad company stocks and bonds from late 19th century and earlyto-mid 20th century. A few Railroad bonds found here with intact revenue stamps. Also couple with battleship revenue stamps affixed. Besides Railroads, other notable entities include: Jersey City municipal bond, Pan-American World Airways, Providence Securities, United Technologies, Atlantic Richfield, Howard Johnsons, American Tobacco Company, International Telephone and Telegraph, Sun Distributors, Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, and several more. Earliest issued from late 1870s, with the largest grouping issued during the 1920s. Some duplication. Overall fine to very fine.

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D USA 1870s-1960s STOCK & BOND CERTIFICATE ASSORTMENT ............................................................ $400-600

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– SILVER HALF DOLLARS –

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1095

– CENTS – 1089

Mostly encapsulated Franklin Halfs (x31 & 15 in 2x2s), x6 Walking Liberty Halfs (4 in 2x2s & 2 encapsulated), and 3 Kennedy Halfs in 2x2s (one silver clad & 2 clad). Some graded

by PCGS, NGC, PCI, SEGS plus others. The grade & grader are: (1) PCGS 1951D MS63FBL, 1952D MS65, 1952S (PCGS called 1952D) MS64, 1953S MS65, 1954 MS63FBL, 1962 genuine; (2) NGC 1957D MS64FBL; (3) PCI 1949 MS64, 1957 MS65FBL, 1960D MS65; (4) SEGS 1950D MS64; (5) Walking Liberty Halfs encapsulated are 1942 1943D, by no-name graders & other 4 in 2x2s with 1918D good, 1935 very good, 1939 fine, 1945 very fine; (6) Kennedy Halfs in 2x2s, 1968D silver clad & one loose, 1977 clad, 1984P clad. Other Franklin Halfs from 1948 to 1963. Total of 52 90% silver & two 40% silver, plus two clad.

1858-1909 FLYING EAGLE & INDIAN HEAD CENTS ACCUMULATION (x330) ............................................. $400-600

Whitman folder with 32 cents (one Flying Eagle & one Indian Head CN), Indian Heads in 5 rolls & 24 loose, plus some damaged and also loose 3 Flying Eagle (1858) & 29 Indian Heads (CN). RAW condition good to better.

1090

1910-33 SMALL GROUP OF LINCOLN CENTS MOSTLY ‘S’ MINT (x74) .............................................. $400-600

About 74 Lincoln cents with ‘S’ Mint (x62), ‘D’ mint (x8) & no mint mark (x4). All RAW, but appear to be good to extremely fine (mostly very good to very fine). Some with minor damage.

Best coins are 1910S, 1912S, 1913S (x5), 1914S (x2), 1921S, 1922D, 1924S (x14), & 1926S (x27). Coins in 2x2s or 2x2 envelopes & identified. Estimated Red Book value $730.

1091

1096

1910s-2000s LARGE BOX OF LINCOLN CENTS ...... $150-250

1910s-2000s LARGE BOX OF LINCOLN CENTS ...... $120-170

Large box with loose Lincoln cents. Weighs about 74 lbs & contains estimated 11,000 coins. Early to recent & condition from circulated to about UNC. May contain some foreign (like Canadian or Mexican).

1093

– SILVER DOLLARS – 1097

1098

1866-2006 NICKELS ACCUMULATION, RAW .......... $250-350

1099

Shield, Liberty ‘V’, Indian or Buffalo & Jefferson nickels, good group for starter. Condition varies from about Good to UNC. Includes: (1) Shield nickels (x11) with 1866 rays & 1867 rays, 1867 no rays (x4), 1868 (x2), 1872, & 2 not sure; (2) Liberty ‘V’ roll of $2.00, plus 13 loose & 1883 no cents maybe XF & 1889 maybe XF with some discoloration; (3) Buffalo or Indian nickels (x193) $7.80 with partial or full dates & $1.85 no dates; (4) Jefferson Nickels about $46 face, plus $2.30 WTN (silver). Some damaged, but most average circ. to better.

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1899-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR ROLL (RAW) ..... $500-700

Roll of 20 1899-O, all appear UNC (RAW). Obverses clean with some marking, but reverses very bright & free of most marks. Most not full strikes as common for New Orleans Mint.

Attractive roll.

– 5 CENTS – 1094

1880-1935 MORGAN & PEACE SILVER DOLLARS RAW (x25) .................................................................... $600-800

Total of 25 Silver dollars, all RAW but in 2x2s or other type holders. Morgan dollar with 16 different mostly XF or better with dates 1880S, 1881S, 1882, 1884O, 1885, 1886, 1887O, 1889S, 1890, 1891, 1897, 1899O, 1900O, 1901O, 1903, 1921.

Peace dollar with 9 different mostly XF or better with dates 1922S, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928S, 1934D, 1935S.

1930s-70s ACCUMULATION OF ROLLS OF LINCOLN CENTS ........................................................ $100-150

Box with about $80 face of Lincoln cents. Mostly in complete rolls, but some part (plastic tubes). Tried to collect by year.

Noted some rolls labeled Wheat & two baggies with ‘steel’ cents about 600 in all. Condition ranges from circulated to maybe UNC. Heavy, estimated weight almost 70 lbs.

1930s-40s WALKING LIBERTY HALFS (x4 CIRC ROLLS) ........................................................ $700-900

Four circulated rolls ($10 rolls) $40 face. Quick glance at coins, mostly 1930s & 40s. Good or better with at least one damaged.

Large box with loose Lincoln cents. Mixed early to recent, condition good to about UNC. Weighs about 80 lbs. Estimate about 12,000 coins. May contain some foreign.

1092

1918-84 SMALL ACCUMULATION OF RAW HALF DOLLARS (x48) ........................................................... $400-600

1971-2005 SILVER DOLLARS (IKES & AMERICAN EAGLES) ..................................................................... $500-700

Clean and attractive selection of 1971 Eisenhower uncirculated Silver dollars in blue packs (x21) plus Bullion American Eagles in red or blue boxes between 1995 & 2005 (x8). Also includes three Los Angeles Olympics Marathon rounds (.999). All with original packaging & paperwork. Some external scraping on blue Ike packs as normal, bullion packages pristine.

1100

1973-77 EISENHOWER DOLLARS (GRADED BY PCGS) ........................................... PH $150-200

Group of 9 different PCGS encapsulated & graded Eisenhower dollars. Includes: 1973S PR65+CAM Clad, 1973S PR66 DCAM Silver, 1974 MS64, 1974S PR68CAM Clad, 1976 MS65 Type 2, 1976D MS64 Type 1, 1976S PR65DCAM Clad Type 2, 1977D MS64, 1977S PR65+CAM. Nice group of Ikes.

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USA ACCUMULATIONS

– GOLD COINS – 1101

2001 W GOLD PROOF 4-COIN SET ................ PH $2500-3500

Gorgeous 4-coin Proof set in original packaging with U.S. Mint paperwork. Includes: $50, one ounce, $25 half ounce, $10 quarter ounce, and $5 tenth ounce brilliant gold proofs with Liberty on obverse and eagle family on reverse. Pristine.

1107

– COMMEMORATIVES – 1102

1918-26 FOUR COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS ............................................................. PH $350-500

Selection of four commemorative silver half dollars. Includes (1) 1918 Illinois Centennial; (2) 1921 Alabama Centennial (plain); (3) 1925 Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial; (4) 1926 Sesquicentennial of American Independence. All coins raw and appear extremely fine.

1103

2000 $10 BIMETALLIC (GOLD & PLATINUM) LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PROOF COIN ......... PH $900-1200

1108

2006 SAN FRANCISCO OLD MINT $5 GOLD PROOF ....................................................... PH $350-450

Proof $5 Gold commemorative in mint packaging. Attractive.

– PROOF SETS – 1105

1109

1985-2009 PROOF & MINT SETS (x30) ..................... $300-400

Small accumulation of modern Proof & Mint sets. Includes: (1) 14 Proof sets with 2 of each, 1999-2001, 2005-07, & 2009; (2) 3 Silver Proof sets with 2006-08; (3) 13 different Mint sets with 1985-87, 1998-2000, 2003-09. All in Mint packaging.

TOKENS & MEDALLIONS 1106

1900s VARIOUS TOKENS, MEDALS & MEDALLIONS, PLUS JEWELERY ....................................................... $100-150

A mixed hodge-podge of goodies, includes tokens, medallions, some jewelry & more. Noted some Casino tokens, Bicentennial medals & more. A real mystery lot. Weighs approx 10lbs.

1830s-2001 VALUABLE USA COIN ACCUMULATION ............................................... PH $750-1000

Small box containing a collection balance of USA 1¢ to 25¢ coins. We note a plastic display of 5 U.S. quarter types including Bust (1838), Liberty Seated (1856), Barber (1902), Standing Liberty (1927) & Washington (1964) and a similar presentation of U.S. copper nickel flying eagle or Indian cents dated 1857, 1858 L.L., 1858 S.L., 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864.

Also present are 20 large cents, 3¢ nickel (x6), 2¢ copper (x6), half-dimes (x2), dimes (x4) (including 1836, 1852, 1853 arrows, 1854 arrows). Among the modern included are a 2001P $1 Buffalo proof and a 2001D $1 Buffalo UNC on a First day cover dated Jun 7, 2001. Well worth a very close look. Many high grade items noted.

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1819-1900s UNITED STATES COIN TYPE SET ...... $900-1200

Fascinating group of 35 different coins including pennies through half dollars. We note: (1) Halfs 1829, 1837, 1853, 1858, 1871, 1893 (Columbus), 1899; (2) Quarters 1819, 1834, 1853, 1858, 1876; (3) 20¢ piece 1874-S; (4) Dimes 1820, 1832, 1838, 1853, 1891, 1914; (5) Half dimes 1835, 1853, 1857; (6) Various 1¢, 2¢, 3¢ & 5¢ coins. Mixed condition, but mostly fine to very fine with some better.

Proof bimetallic (gold & platinum) commemorative coin.

Attractive coin.

1104

1800s-2012 USA COINS ACCUMULATION ................ $300-400

Small accumulation of early to current USA coins, large cents to dollar coins. Condition varies from poor to Proof. Includes: Large cents, 2¢ pieces, two 3¢ silvers, one 3¢ nickel with hole at top, Nickels (Liberty ‘V’ x5 with 1883 no cents, Indian or Buffalo x18 with part to full dates), Dimes with Seated 1845, Barber x4, Mercury x9, & Roosevelt x13 silver with 3 graded, Barber quarter, & 1899-O Morgan dollar fine. Also face modern coins, some Lincoln cents in baggies (20+), Roosevelt dimes clad $9.40, Washington quarters clad & many state about $35, Kennedy clad halfs $19.50, Dollar Eisenhower $11, SBA $17, Presidential $9. Two 1988 Proof sets & 1990 Proof set & loose coins.

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1836-2008 MIXED LOT OF USA COINS ..................... $150-250

Coins & tokens from 1¢ to $1 denomination. Includes: (1) Large cents (x13) 1836 to 1855 with four damaged, about good to very fine; (2) Small cents (x21) Flying Eagle cent 1858 about good & 20 various Lincoln cents; (3) 2-cent pieces (x3) 1864, 1865, 1869, very good; (4) Two 3-cent pieces, silver no date & nickel 1865 fine & half dime 1870 with two holes: (5) Nickels (x9) with Liberty Head ‘V’ (x5) 1903 (x2), 1910, 1911 (x2) & Jefferson (x4); (6) Dimes (x6, plus some damaged) Seated 1853 arr. light damage & 1877 about good, Barber (x3) 1899, 1904 & 1910 low grade, Mercury 1939 fine; (7) Barber half 1912 good; (8) Four 1860s tokens, two Indian Head (reverse on one Not One Cent & other Baker in Detroit) & two Capped Liberty (reverses with one New York & other Magnolia Hotel Phila­ delphia); (9) Modern with 3 clad quarters & one Sacagawea Dollar date 2000. Interesting group of odds & ends.

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Platinum proof set of 4 coins (300 dollars, 150 dollars, 75 dollars & 30 dollars) in walnut case, black suede four hole insert, encapsulated. Sea Otters the fifth & last set dedicated to Canadian Wildlife. Total weight 1.85 oz (.9995 platinum).

Very attractive set & according to Cross only 766 sets minted.

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1986 UNITED KINGDOM SCOTTISH THISTLE 3-COIN GOLD PROOF SET ............................. PH $1500-2500

Boxed 3-coin set containing one each of the 2 Pound, one Sovereign and Half Sovereign 22 carat gold legal tender coins in original gold embossed red box with original certificate of authenticity issued for the Commonwealth Games in Scotland.

AGW for the three coins: 0.4710, 0.2354, 0.1176 troy ounces.

Beautiful and valuable.

1880s-1990s VARIOUS COIN ALBUMS WITH COINS FROM 1¢ TO $1 .............................................. $300-500

Some 90 albums, mostly Whitman folders. Lincoln cents with 70 albums; Nickels: two albums with Liberty x36, Buffalo x19 & Jefferson in 14 folders with over 500 nickels & about 74 wartime silver; Littleton custom albums for Washington Quarters clad x63 UNC & Proof, Kennedy Halfs clad x91 UNC & Proof, Eisenhower Dollars clad x18 & one silver clad (1973); plus Roosevelt Dime collection 1965-2005 with x113 clad UNC & Proof, plus one silver proof. Also 9 plastic pages with Lincoln cents (x85), Jefferson nickels (x46) & Washington quarters (x3). Approximately 2,000 Lincoln cents in various conditions, from About Good for some earlies to UNC or Proof. Est. value $500. Heavy lot.

1994 SEA OTTERS PLATINUM PROOF SET (4-COINS) .......................................................... PH $2500-3000

WORLDWIDE ACCUMULATIONS 1115

FOREIGN COINS

ANCIENT TO MODERN COINS, CURRENCY & ITEMS USED AS CURRENCY ............................ $1000-1500

Large carton loaded with unusual and interesting items, numismatically speaking. We note a collection of 144 coins from 144 different countries, dozens of unusual items used as currency such as whale tooth, shark’s tooth, beads, knife money, key money, bullet money, wooden nickel, Siamese tiger Tongue money, all sorts of other materials and metals used as media of exchange. Also includes the remnants of a collection with some modern pieces, plus medallions and bank notes.

Very mixed condition with much very fine to uncirculated, plus the barely recognizable. We recommend you leave time to review this lot, because of the varied type of material.

– CANADA – 1112

1850s-2000s SEVERAL HUNDRED CANADIAN COINS (1¢-$2) .............................................................. $400-600

Several hundreds Canadian coins in various denominations from 1¢ to $2, copper, nickel, steel & silver. Includes: (1) Large cents over 100 from Victoria to George V, condition from good to extremely fine & some damaged; (2) Some $9+ of small cents, dating from early to 2000s, good to AU, some damaged; (3) About x20 5¢ silver pieces with some damaged, plus one Newfoundland, most good or better; (4) Over $4 of nickels, various conditions; (5) Dimes about $10, early are silver changing to nickel or steel; (6) Over $10 in quarters, some silver to nickel; (7) A couple of halfs; (8) About 67 Loonies ($1) & a couple of others; (9) About x62 $2 coins. Also some Bank tokens from 1850 period & George VI & Elizabeth bronze medal dated 1939, plus some provincial coins. Interesting group.

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1700s-1970s VALUABLE WORLDWIDE COINS ACCUMULATION ............................................... PH $750-1000

Fascinating group, some with U.S. connection. Includes three 2R silvers (allegedly from the famed wreck ‘Rill Cove’ off Cornish coast in 1618), five ‘Pillar’ Dollars between 1790 & 1808. These silver 8 Reale pieces considered by some to be America’s First Silver dollars (milled condition). Three Germanic coins from the 1500s, 1600s & 1700s still in flips from the Bowers & Ruddy sale of the William R. Sieck collection (silver about 41mm diameter each). Other mainly early silver (most) to modern coins. Owner’s original purchase price in 1980s based on old receipts in excess of $750.

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1800s-2000s WORLDWIDE COINS ACCUMULATION ...................................................... $500-1000

Unsorted and mostly loose minor coins from many different countries & colonies. Mostly after 1900 & copper or bronze, but some silver. Many Great Britain large pennies (several hundred from Victoria to Elizabeth) & other coins pre-decimal, modern coins to £2. Many different European coins from the pre-Euro period, with 1850 to 1900 represented. Including Spain 5 pesetas 1875, Russia 50 kopeks 1899 & later with Panama 1904 25 cent. & 50 cent., Vatican City 1930 10 Lire, Dominican Republic 1975 10 pesos, Mexico 1982 1 onza silver & 1957 10 pesos, Netherlands Curacao 1944 2½g, Austria 1966 50 schillings, Canada two 1958 Br. Columbia $1 & others.

Noted some Euro coins up to one Euro from Eire, Italy, France, Austria & Netherlands. Interesting group, but weighs over 50 lbs.

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1880s-2000s QUESTIONABLE COINS & FORGERIES ACCUMULATION ........................................................ $200-300

Ancients, Chinese & USA coins with questionable certificates, copies & forgeries about 55 items. Includes: (1) Ancients with 11 coins, all sent to PCGS & returned with No Service/Refund; (2) Chinese Empire about 1900 with 23 dollar type coins, 22 sent to PCGS & returned with Questionable Authenticity & one sent to NGC & returned not genuine; (3) Ancient China bronze with hole in center (x11) assumed all copies; (4) USA miniature coins with Morgan Dollar 1878, Standing Liberty Quarter 1924, Buffalo Nickel 1938, Roosevelt Dime 1965; (5) USA with four tokens dated 1863 Indian Head cent design on obverse & three different designs on reverse, two with ‘One Country’ crude & other two better designed, one with crossed cannon, drum & stand of flags & other advertising Roberson & Ball Gents of Buffalo; (6) USA with 13 coins, $20 Liberty 1849 & $10 Indian 1909 (both with copy on reverse), 4 gold plated with 1988D Roosevelt dime, 1951 Franklin half, 1980P Kennedy half & 1979 SBA dollar, 2009 State quarter type 51st State Proof United States One Nation, 1957 Franklin half Proof (x2), 1908 ‘V’ nickel, two Jefferson nickels 1943 P & D, 198?

Roosevelt dime reduced size with bezel. Interesting group.

CURRENCY, USA – FRACTIONAL CURRENCY – 1121

1862-69 FIRST & FOURTH ISSUE NOTES (x5) .... PH $300-400

Five fractional currency notes. First Issue (postage currency) 10¢ perforated with no monogram (Scott PC10); 10¢ imperf with monogram (PC6) and 50¢ imperf with monogram (PC8), all very fine. Fourth Issue (fractional currency) 10¢ with no watermark and pink silk fibers (Friedberg #F-1258), worn; and 10¢ with large red seal & violet silk fibers (F-125), very fine.

– CSA – 1122

CSA 1861-64 CURRENCY SELECTION .......... PH $2500-3500

Selection of 16 CSA $2-$100 currency and 24 currency from various Virginia towns, counties or banks, most individually sleeved, in one red cover album. CSA currency includes (by Spink ‘Collecting Confederate Paper Money’): Third Series $50 type 16; Fourth Series $100 type 39, $100 type 41 (x2, one with interest paid handstamps), $2 type 43; Sixth Series 50¢ type 63 (x2); Seventh Series $100 type 65, $50 type 66 (x2 different varieties), $20 type 67 (x3 different varieties, all about uncirculated), $10 type 68 (x2), $5 type 69. Virginia currency includes: Virginia Treasury Note $1 & $5; Bank of Old Dominion $1 & $2 (poor condition); Bank of the Commonwealth $1 & $2 (poor condition); 1862 black on yellow Bank of the Commonwealth $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $3 & $4; County of Augusta 25¢, 50¢ & $1; City council of Augusta $1 (x2 types, poor condition); County of Brunswick $1; Corporation of Danville 75¢ (poor condition); City of Petersburg 50¢; Bank of the City of Petersburg $10 (punch holes); The County of Scott, Virginia $1. Also eight transparencies of selected Seventh Series $5-$50 currency.

Interesting collection in varied condition, poor to about uncirculated.

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USA 1986 & 2006 PROOF SILVER EAGLES (x4) ............................................................................... PH $150-200

Proof Silver Eagles in Mint boxes, one 1986 & three 2006.

1864-1990s COIN, CURRENCY & OTHER BALANCE .................................................................................. $1000-1500

Large carton loaded with an eclectic group of fascinating US & foreign coins, currency and medallions. Value in both individual items and silver bullion. We note collections of Washington Quarters, JFK halves, Lincoln cents, a few 3¢ nickel and 2¢ coins, foreign includes 9 Panama UNC sets each containing a 1 Balboa .7735 Troy Oz. silver plus lower denominations, 3 Canada cat coins in original packaging from Canada Mint, book of U.S.S.R. State bank notes dated 1947, U.S. $10 gold certificate, U.S. 1917 $1 note, lots more. Leave plenty of time to search through this lot. Generally very fine with much of the modern UNC. 1119

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– SOUVENIR CARDS –

1946-58 YEN B GROUP OF MILITARY CURRENCY .......................................................... PH $100-150

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Group of 4 Military currency (10 sen to 10 yen), appears uncirculated. As listed in World Paper Money Vol 2 under Japan Allied Military Currency WWII. Listed as: #63 10 sen, #67d 1 yen # prefix-suffix D-D, #69b 5 yen # prefix-suffix B-B, & #71 10 Yen. Basically restricted to use in Occupied Ryukyu Islands until the change to US currency in September, 1958.

Attractive looking addition to Ryukyu Collection.

– WORLDWIDE – 1124

1860s-2000s EARLY TO MODERN CURRENCY ACCUMULATION ........................................................ $200-300

Hundreds of pieces of USA & foreign currency. Condition varies from poor to CU, has a number of notes signed by various people (mementos). Some still useable, but many have been demonetized. USA includes, several fractional currency pieces (poor condition), a couple of MPCs, four Large size bills (1923 $1 x3 with two damaged & other wrinkled badly & 1914 $5 poor shape), Small size bills (x27 with $1 x21, $2 x4 & $5 x2) and some CSA mostly copies. Also has Canada with 25 cent currency (x2), $1 x3, $2 x4; Great Britain £1 (x4) & £5 (x2), plus shilling bills & Ireland pre-Euros; two 5 euro notes. Many different South America notes, pre-Euro European countries notes, China, Japan, British Commonwealth countries and more. Needs inspection.

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USA 1993-95 ABNCo NUMISMATIC SOUVENIR CARDS ......................................................................... $300-400

Group of 27 different mint semi-official Numismatic Souvenir Cards produced by the American Banknote Company (two cards produced by Bureau of Engraving) for years 1993-94 and two ABNCo limited edition 1995 sets: (1) Philatelic set of 6 cards, The New York City Postmaster’s Provisional 150th Anniversary #131/475 (Ken Barr Numismatics retail $400) & (2) The City Council of Brunswick, Georgia/ Currency Series – Circa 1870-80, set of four cards #130/425 (Barr retail $300).

Some highlights include (by Brookman): 10 different souvenir cards for year 1993 including ASDA SO117, APS SO119 & ASDA SO122 (cv $75 each); 15 different cards for year 1994 including ANA SO131, ANA SO133, ASDA SO136 (cv $90 each). Brookman CV does not include limited edition sets. Very fine. (Brookman $910)

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