HANGING TEACHER’S AIDE. Circa 1896. Outstanding stone litho linen-backed paper with colorful illustrations on a number of school subjects including arithmetic, reading and writing, grammar, geometry, time, geography, weights & measures, phonics, legal forms, accounting, basic law and more. Attached to large wooden dowel with leather strap handle. SIZE: 28″ w x 43″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall generally good to very good, internal pages are stronger in color. All show edge and corner wear with some tears. A great piece of educational history. 1-10746 (400-800)

ASSORTED GROUPING OF EARLY AMERICAN TIN TOYS. Lot includes 3-piece train set (Orion locomotive, coal tender, and passenger car), large cottage bank (poor condition), a small horse drawn chicken chariot, an odd passenger car, and a framed shadowbox picture with 9 tin animals within. SIZE: Varies, train measures 15″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Train set is very good original paint, others range from poor to very good. 1-10695-4 (500-700)

LARGE BLACK DUDE BALL TOSS. Most likely from the 1920s and of French manufacture, this comical figure stands upon a wooden base with cast iron wheels. One would assume the child would attempt to toss a ball into the gent’s mouth and it would fall to the base and roll out between his feet. A great piece of Black Americana and most appealing to the collector of figural and French toys. SIZE: 26″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. Appears that perhaps he had some sort of hoop in one hand circling around into other hand (?). 1-10784-1 (500-700)

DOG BALL TOSS, FIGURAL NUTCRACKER, & MAXFIELD PARRISH BOOK. An odd grouping of interesting items including a papier mache mask dog ball toss with hinged jaw mounted to wooden backboard that was purported to have been exhibited at the Museum of American Folk Art in New York City. Also includes a figural iron nutcracker in the form of a man mounted to a wooden base with his jaw performing the duty. Also includes a Maxfield Parrish children’s book. SIZE: Varies. Nutcracker is 13-1/2″ h and dog is 16″ h x 11″ w. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. 1-10737 (1,500-2,500)

TWO PAPIER MACHE SKITTLES SETS. 1) Reclining cat with glass eyes and hand painted features holds 5 skittle kitties. 2) Hand painted large turkey with 6 skittle ducklings marked “Made in Germany”. Date manufacture unknown. SIZE: Cat: 12″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10688-1 (600-900)

PAPER ON WOOD VICTORIAN TARGET GAME W/ANIMALS. Tossing ball or bean bag to target would swing figure and drop ball. Lot also includes 11 stand up paper on wood cutouts of domestic and exotic animals. SIZE: Target: 20″ w. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10775-1 (300-500)

GERMAN PAPIER MACHE FARM YARD AND ANIMALS. Wood based farm yard and buildings with papier mache farmer’s wife feeding 11 barnyard hand painted papier mache animals. Animals include chickens, ducks, rooster and peacock. Quality grouping. SIZE: 21″ w. Tallest figure: 7-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Wooden base shows surface wear. Figures are well done and in excellent condition. 1-10697 (300-500)

HUGE FIGURAL PUNCH HEAD. Of unknown usage and manufacture, this wonderful piece appears to be constructed of a screen type mesh covered in a cloth or papier mache and painted accordingly. Appears to be of early vintage, perhaps 1900-1920, and it has great form and appeal. SIZE: 15″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good. However, a fair amount of separation/cracks present throughout. 1-10780 (600-900)

ASSORTED GROUPING OF YELLOW KID ITEMS. A rare early paper over wood Yellow Kid theater with four different Yellow Kid figures. An extremely rare Yellow Kid ginger wafer tin (poor condition), Yellow Kid squeeze toy, a black Yellow Kid scissor toy, and early paper over wood ladder toy, etc. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Ranges from poor to very good. Paper over wood marquee on theater appears to be old replacement. 1-10731 (700-900)

LOT OF 11 PAPER LITHO ON WOOD GAMES & PIECES. Includes Punch & Judy ball target game with spring loaded targets, humorous “Five Jolly Darkies” subtitled “Way Down in Ol’ Virgina, the Old Plantation” in which cranking handle makes lithograph characters rise and fall in succession, Mother Goose ball target with lithographed street scene behind which are die-cut nursery rhyme characters, clown ring toss game with hooked nose which also includes two Buster Brown and Yellow Kid ladder games and several flat wooden characters. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair. Darkening and rippling to paper. 1-10731-2 (200-400)

9 ASSORTED PAPIER MACHE ROLY POLYS. Included is a Schoenhut Buster Brown with movable head, Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty, a black figure, and other assorted Roly’s, mostly clowns. A mix of American and German manufacture dating to the 1920s to the early 1940s. Overall most are in very good original condition with minor repairs/damage and paint touch up to a couple of the lesser valued examples. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Two Schoenhuts are in very fine condition, others as described above. 1-10688 (400-600)

LOT OF APPROX. 25 PUPPETS INCLUDING PUNCH AND JUDY. Great grouping of circa 1900 to 1930 composition, papier mache and hand carved wood puppets including dressed stick figures appropriate for Mardi Gras. Colorful lot includes Punch and Judy set, clowns, devils and more. Many are circa 1900 wood jointed and cloth German made characters. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10754 (1,200-1,500)

LOT OF ASSORTED BROWNIE ITEMS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. Lot includes German stein with an abundance of Brownies circling and a Brownie policeman sitting on lid. Also a pair of Brownie cotton handkerchiefs, two odd cardboard 9-pins of a male and female pig, a boxed Brownie camera, a Brownie china cup and saucer, a Roosevelt bear string toy, a boxed wooden “Little King” comic toy, a tin penny toy of a young boy and his dog, and a pair of googly eyed German tin black penny toys. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. Pair of 9-pins show seam damage and minimal paint loss. 1-10695-5 (450-650)

LOT OF 34 EARLY SQUEAK TOYS. Most being German papier mache including roosters, farm animals, dogs, cats, crying babies. Also includes an 1800s Punch and Judy small theater with compo figures and hand painted background (also a squeak toy), marked “Germany”. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good, not all squeak boxes working. 1-10694 (600-900)

ZOETROPE & A VERY NICE EARLY KALEIDOSCOPE. 1) Revolving Zoetrope would flash animated images onto screen or wall. This late 1800s home entertainment device precluded movie films, projectors and blue ray! Box top is marked “Le Cinematographe Enfantin” (French). Approx. 15 paper “films” show children at play, blacks, steeple chases and more. 2) Early wood, brass and glass early kaleidoscope depicting telescope form. Exciting images via colorful millefiori and miniature twisted ropes of glass inside. SIZE: Kaleidoscope is 14″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Complete, good to very good overall. 2) Good to very good and working. 1-10733 (400-800)

LOT OF TWO EARLY PAPER LITHO DOLL HOUSES. Includes 1) a knock-out Victorian paper on wood townhouse-German. Front facade opens to reveal various furniture and accessories from different eras. Two of the windows have hand embroidered shades. 2) Paper on wood barn with open front that would have originally held animal figures-probably Bliss. Back side of building shows farmer and pedestrian in Victorian clothing. SIZE: Tallest: 19″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Good to very good. Missing small 1″ portion of roof. 2) Good. 1-10732 (1,000-2,000)

TWO PAPER ON WOOD DOLL HOUSES. 1) Large 19″ w x 20″ h Victorian doll house with 11 pieces of Bliss period furniture plus a few other Victorian doll house accessories. Front porch features brass cutouts below railing. 2) Small marked Bliss doll house with three pieces of Bliss furniture and miniature hooked rug. SIZE: As noted. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Larger house needs to be supported on back side. Both houses need a complete cleaning, otherwise both overall in good condition. 1-10712 (500-800)

LOT OF 2 CLOTH DOLLS, WOODEN CAGE DOLL & HORSE DRAWN WAGON. Includes a hand painted cloth face folk art doll with cloth body. Also includes glass eyed leather head doll with cloth body. As well as jointed wooden dress makers doll with painted features and open cage lower body. And horse drawn stake wagon pulled by two cloth horses. Wagon marked “St. Claus-Dealer in Good Things”. SIZE: Varies. Cage doll is 20″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Poor to fair. 1-10724 (250-350)

LOT OF 7 PAPER LITHO ON WOOD TOYS. Includes large Cinderella coach, Ocean Queen river boat, birdcage on wheels, alphabet chair and 3-pc New York Central Hudson River railroad train. SIZE: Largest is 16″ l x 11-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair with rippling, chipping, wear and/or loss to litho. 1-10712-1 (150-250)

BUILDING BLOCK SETS AND PAPER ON WOOD TOYS. Lot includes fabulous paper on wood stackable blocks-complete set of 10. Possibly McLaughlin. Wooden box containing Cotton’s building blocks. Paper on wood ABC figural set in original box by Reed Chair Company. Paper on wood Trinity chimes set, keyboard plays church-like chimes (fading). 9 piece Mother Goose paper on wood train set. Other misc. block toys. SIZE: Chimes: 17″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good unless otherwise stated above. 1-10753 (200-400)

LOT OF 5 NOAH’S ARKS. Two large hand painted examples with hinged roofs, small polychrome rattan wrapped wood example and miniature primitive type all stocked with a variety of carved wooden animals. Also includes pressed cardboard example of later vintage with lithograph cardboard animals inside. SIZE: Largest is approx. 23″ l x 13″ h. CONDITION: Largest shows overall chipping to painted surfaces, otherwise lot is good to very good. 1-10690-1 (800-1,200)

PAPER ON WOOD TOYS. Including a 17″ Noah’s Ark with dozens of hand carved and painted animals, two military ships on wheels, a Bliss large doll chair-incomplete and a miniature store front reading “Meat Market”. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10729 (250-400)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF MARBLES. Of varying sizes, styles, and vintage, this lot consists of sulphides, onion skin, latticino swirl, clay, machine and hand blown, and more. SIZE: Range from approx. 1/2″ to 2-3/4″ dia. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Range from poor to very good. 1-10714-1 (200-300)

SET OF 6 SMALL PAPIER MACHE PUMPKINS IN OB. Another highlight of our Halloween collection. 3″ bale handled pumpkins all show different facial features. Original box marked “Pumpkin Lantern Heads/One 1/2 dozen/Made in Germany”. Some variations include tongue out pumpkin paper leaves at base and white skeleton pumpkins. Outstanding lot and hard to find complete. SIZE: As noted. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10689-4 (300-500)

LOT OF THREE HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS. 1) Oversized papier mache pumpkin figure is one of the highlights of our Halloween collection. Base of snowman styled figure shows red highlights on legs. Belly and face of figure would have lit up through original intact crepe paper. Unusual cutout paper teeth. Airbrushed red highlights on cheeks of pumpkin. A great piece for an advanced Halloween collector. 2) Smaller 6″ desirable full pumpkin figure of composition and paper. Original wire bale handle and paper face insert. 3) Hanging wooden folk art pumpkin face. SIZE: As specified. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Two pumpkins are very good to excellent. Wooden cutout is good. 1-10765-1 (300-500)

NICE LOT OF FOUR SMALL PUMPKINS. Lot includes heavy papier mache/compo devilish pumpkin, Indian style German paper pumpkin with feathers (one we have not seen before), small paper face pumpkin with sand-like texture and vegetable shaped dark pumpkin with candle holder. A desirable grouping. SIZE: Largest: 5″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10689-2 (400-600)

EXCELLENT LOT OF PAPIER MACHE PUMPKINS, CANDY CONTAINERS AND NODDERS. 1) Papier mache bale handled black cat. Original paper insert for face. Originally held candle. 2) Composition small pumpkin with leaf decoration and hand painted facial features (“as is”). 3)Small paper pumpkin with wire bale handle and original paper face insert. 4) Veggie style composition candy container. 5) Very cute small compo pumpkin with black cat atop. Missing bottom enclosure. 6) Black cat candy container with witch rider, missing one leg. 7) German composition candy container depicting witch holding black cat. 8) Composition pumpkin like spring nodder. 9) Composition pumpkin figure with witch hat. Head lifts to reveal candy bowl. 10) Strange composition skull candle holder with bale handle (shows cracks and crazing). SIZE: Tallest: 6″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise noted. 1-10689-1 (500-700)

DIVERSE HALLOWEEN LOT. Including 1) a string of 6 celluloid 4″ pumpkin lights, pre-War with C-9 lamps. 2) 5″ paper jack-o-lantern. 3) 5-1/2″ black cat paper lantern with original paper face insert. 4) Hand painted glass pumpkin. Paint fair. 5) Pair of modern composition pumpkin figures. 6) Cool papier mache cat head candy container-marked “Germany”. 7) Pulp paper standing orange cat with paper face insert (fading). 8) 4-1/2″ German black cat paper lantern. 9) 5″ bale handle paper jack-o-lantern with face insert (missing circular bottom paper). 10) Boxed Whitman Cat & Witch “Pin the Tail on” party game and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise stated. 1-10745-1 (300-500)

LOT OF 12 HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS AND TOYS. Neat lot includes four wooden noisemakers-three of which have pumpkin, devil and cat heads. Paper pumpkin noisemaker with extending paper tongue. Interesting papier mache small wine bottle candy container with great Halloween graphics all over. Compo small cat stick decoration. Three composition bale handled candle holders depicting a witch, pig and devilish pumpkin (crack to face area). SIZE: Largest pumpkin: 4-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise noted. 1-10689-3 (300-500)

SIX EARLY HALLOWEEN ITEMS. 1) 6′ hanging canvas with skeleton image. 2) Pierced metal pumpkin on stick, backside spins open to light candle. 3) Wooden ball toss pumpkin figure. 4) Very nice hanging paper pumpkin figure-Germany. 5) Folk art hanging wooden pumpkin. 6) Hand painted child’s drum showing pumpkin face on one side. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good plus. 1-10765-2 (400-600)

LOT OF APPROX 20 PAPIER MACHE AND WOODEN TOYS. Nice lot of pre-War wooden and papier mache clowns, animals, puppets, marble games, nutcrackers and more. Features include a great Mardi Gras papier mache large pig horn and an early Punch papier mache stick figure (also suitable for Mardi Gras). SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good with soiling to many toys. 1-10774-1 (400-600)

LOT OF THREE HALLOWEEN ITEMS. 1) Fabulous German papier mache full size adult Punch Halloween mask. 2) Papier mache Chinaman, full size Halloween mask. 3) Hanging wooden Folk Art pumpkin. SIZE: Punch is 15″ t. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Punch is near excellent with the remaining items averaging good. 1-10765-3 (250-400)

LOT OF 23 HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS. Including 7 pulp paper jack-o-lanterns-all with original paper face inserts (one pumpkin is double sided), a nice German 5″ paper drum with bale handle and candle holder, tin and paper noise makers, 2 composition devil head figures, a standing 6″ jack-o-lantern candy container with pipe cleaner arms, hand painted face. Marked “Germany”. A nice German black cat. Head has original paper inserts and candle holder, and more! An interesting Halloween lot with decorations from the 30s through the 1950s. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good to very good. 1-10689 (800-1,200)

LARGE LOT OF HALLOWEEN ITEMS. Including 4 paper and pulp jack-o-lanterns, various paper masks, American and German paper wall decorations, 20″ h stuffed crafty pumpkin figure, earlier children’s costumes, Halloween circa 1900 children’s ceramic feeding dish. Lot also includes approx. 8 Halloween decorations of modern manufacture and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10686 (150-300)

LARGE MISC LOT OF COSTUMES, MASKS & OTHER FABRIC ITEMS. Characters include Mickey Mouse, Pinocchio, Doc, Popeye and more. Also includes large felt banner of King Mickey Mouse; hooked rug of Moon Mullins and many more…too numerous to mention. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Ranges from poor to fair. Bound to be a discovery or two. 1-10778 (200-300)

EARLY SANTA ON NODDING DONKEY. Great piece with composition head Santa holding feather tree. Glass eyed donkey with nodding head action rides on lead wheels. Donkey shows leather-like strappings and saddle. SIZE: 11″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Santa has some fading to clothing, otherwise complete and very good. 1-10709-1 (800-1,200)

LOT OF FOUR SANTA TOYS. Lot includes 1) 8″ Belsnickle hand painted composition candy container depicting Father Christmas holding sprig of feather tree with mica fleck decoration. 2) Pre-1900 Father Christmas jack-in-the-box with spring compo headed Santa pops out of wooden box holding wooden toys. 3) Stuffed cloth Santa doll; hand stitched. 4) Large 20″ Santa Claus candy container with felt clothing, composition head and feet. Figure holds bottle brush Christmas tree and sprig of holly. Large body separates at hip to reveal candy container. Marked “Germany”. SIZE: Tallest is 20″. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Fair to good with deterioration to backside. 2) Good and working. 3) Good to very good. 4) Good to very good with crazing to one foot. 1-10709-2 (600-800)

INTERESTING VINTAGE CHRISTMAS LOT. 1930s-1950s vintage includes double sided paper Santa stick toy, 1950s Noma angel tree topper, 1940s snowman candy container, black faced Santa doll, papier mache snowman holding candy cane with Santa head. A full Santa outfit with muslin mask and cotton beard, fabulous moving head Santa clockwork display piece, 13″ stuffed Santa with composition head, three early glass ornaments, nice compo Santa on skis, 1950s Santa nodding head candy container, a 1940s candy container with figural Santa in felt clothing with compo face and more! SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10709 (900-1,200)

INTERESTING LOT OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. Lot includes 1) 15″ moss covered woven straw sleigh carrying a composition headed benevolent Santa. Sleigh also includes two miniature gift boxes with Victorian paper “scrap” covers. Sleigh is pulled by a cloth over wood reindeer with leather strappings. Figure has glass eyes and and lead antler (one antler missing). General soiling. 2) All celluloid Japanese Santa in sleigh pulled by two reindeer. 3) Very nice German composition Christmas Belsnickel candy container. Hand painted figure holds feather tree. Excellent condition. 4) A later standing Santa-wooden base. Composition body holding feather tree. 5) Two chenille decorated bells with composition images of Santa. 6) Jacob’s English biscuit tin showing Santa and children. 7) British Harvino toffee candy tin with lithographed images of Santa with sack of toys. SIZE: Sleigh and reindeer are 24″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good unless noted above. 1-10745 (300-500)

LARGE LOT OF PAPIER MACHE GERMAN CANDY CONTAINERS, CELLULOID TOYS AND MORE. Lot includes approx. 12 composition German turkey candy containers of various sizes, 3 Easter candy containers, nice compo head Santa, working jack-in-the-box. Also celluloid and bisque toys of Christmas and Halloween and much more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10776 (300-500)

FABULOUS EARLY EASTER WIND-UP PLATFORM TOY. Dressed chick with wooden body carries woven basket/backpack for candy-marked Germany. Hand-painted composition head. Figure rides on wooden platform with working wind-up mechanism. Great early look on this holiday wind-up toy. SIZE: 6-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Minor flakes to beak, otherwise complete and in very good working condition. 1-10692-2 (300-500)

LOT OF THREE POSTCARD ALBUMS AND VALENTINES. Two of the albums feature over 300 vintage religious postcards. Third album shows over 120 great Santa Claus and Christmas postcards. An additional approximately 15 postcards, Valentines and trade cards. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-10764 (500-1,000)

GROUPING OF BLACK TOYS, DOLLS, AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Included is a boxed Hot Mammy, two vintage advertising cans, a two-faced bisque black/white doll, early black paper scroll, black/white windup toy, etc. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good to very fine. 1-10692-1 (2,500-4,500)

Revised: 4/28/2011

Lot Added

LOT OF 23 JACK-IN-THE-BOXES. A variety of thin wood, paper litho covered boxes with spring loaded characters, most with papier mache faces. Of unknown vintage. Includes many animal and human characters. SIZE: Varies from 2-1/2″ h to 5-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Ranges from fair to good. Some with damage and/or repair. 1-10692 (300-400)

LOT OF 5 FOLK ART BLACK DOLLS. Includes three cloth dolls, one composition Mammy doll and grotesque hanger doll with three primitive clothes pins. SIZE: Largest is 24″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to poor. 1-10748-2 (150-250)

INTERESTING GROUP OF MECHANICAL TOYS. Lot includes DeCamp rabbit in cabbage, hand painted German tin clown on pig, French peasant at an out building with mechanical pig inside. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Rabbit shows fading and fur loss but mechanism is in working order, though somewhat sluggish. Windup clown and pig is all original but with a fair amount of paint loss. French peasant with pig is in good condition. Substantial fur loss to pig. 1-10695-3 (1,000-1,500)

ASSORTED GROUP OF THREE MECHANICAL TOYS. Lot includes a dressed Schuco windup clown with felt clothing, two stuffed bears on a wooden seesaw, and bisque headed clown spinning a wheel on a wheeled wooden base. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good plus, dustiness present. 1-10695-1 (550-750)

EARLY FERRIS WHEEL TIN WIND-UP TOY. Circa 1910 hand soldered and painted carnival toy features 9 all tin riders, depicted in period clothing, circling ferris wheel. Working wind-up mechanism creates “plink plonk” music. SIZE: 15″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: One wire ring needs resoldering, otherwise toy is good to very good, complete and working. 1-10763 (400-600)

BOX LOT OF MISC TOYS. Lot includes wind-up mohair 20″ bear, Mickey on mail truck, Toonerville Trolley, tin animated clickers, papier mache cat skittles, circa 1910 pressed tin train station, tin wind-up balloon vender, horsedrawn penny toy and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good. Toys are untested. 1-10717-1 (300-500)

THREE AMERICAN WIND-UP TOYS IN ORIGINAL BOXES. 1) 1951 Mattel tin carousel with colorful plastic animals. Crank action. (No sound.) 2) Irwin plastic mechanical “Chirpee”. Winding toy creates spastic bird in cage. (underside damage-no sound) 3) Irwin Dancing Senorita. Celluloid-like figure dances with spinning sombrero. SIZE: Largest: 10″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good unless noted. 1-10727 (200-300)

LOT OF TIN TOYS AND CHARACTER ITEMS. Including Disneyland tin wind-up ferris wheel and roller coaster, Felix and Mickey clickers, Disney kaleidoscope, Porky Pig tin wind-up (missing umbrella), pre-War Disney drum set, tin lithographed tea set pieces, German tin Army ship (penny toy style) and more. SIZE: Tallest: 17″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10773-3 (200-400)

LOT OF TIN, CELLULOID AND PLASTIC TOYS. Lot includes two tin 1950s Tommy guns, Buck Rogers ray gun, Donald Duck plastic battery toy, tin Linemar wind-up Plutoa, Japanese NASA astronaut missing antenna, Ferdinand the Bull tin wind-up toy, pre-War celluloid, German tin whistles and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good. 1-10767-1 (100-200)

LOT OF 2 STEIFF DOLLS. Outstanding jointed felt dolls with beady eyes. First is older man wearing a blue coat over a red shirt and black pants and black oilcloth boots. Atop his head is a felt brimmed hat. He retains two ear buttons, one in each ear. The other is a man with long blond hair wearing a rust colored tunic over green pants (lacking button). SIZE: 12″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine. Older gent exhibits a couple small moth holes to outfit and excelsior showing through the tip of one foot. Younger gent has a few moth holes and wire poking through ends of fingertips. 1-10695-7 (800-1,200)

LOT OF 4 STEIFF DOLLS. Includes Mama Katzenjammer felt doll, gangly jointed policeman/bobby, flock haired felt and velvet boy and Steiff troll with button and wrist tag. SIZE: Largest is 20″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair to good. Policeman is missing arms. All lacking buttons unless otherwise noted. 1-10695-2 (250-350)

LOT OF 5 EARLY DOLLS INCLUDING STEIFF. 1) Mama Katzenjammer character felt doll with machine and hand stitching (clothing “as is”). Steiff dolls include 2) center seam dressed figure-straw stuffed with fully jointed body (clothes as is). 3 & 4) Pair of Dutch 10″ Steiff dolls with original ear tags, center seamed and fully jointed. 5) Large 17″ Steiff porter character (Steiff button missing, imprint on ear). Straw stuffed, center seamed, fully jointed. Leather shoes. SIZE: Tallest: 17″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good unless otherwise noted. 1-10695-6 (400-600)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF TOYS. Included is a male figure for a Goodwin carriage toy, a 1940s Steiff dog (with button), an accordion squeak toy with standing soldier, and a Schoenhut clockwork picture of a gentleman in pajamas swatting at a rat. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. Schoenhut picture untested and lacking rear panel. Squeak toy in disrepair. 1-10734 (800-1,200)

LARGE STEIFF RIDE-ON BEAR. Full bodied brown bear with glass eyes on a metal wheel framework. Retains button. SIZE: 41″ l x 32″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall fading, some areas of wear and repair. Otherwise generally good. 1-10757 (200-400)

LARGE STEIFF RIDE-ON GIRAFFE. Full bodied giraffe with glass eyes on steerable metal wheels with rubber slips, lacking button. SIZE: 38″ l x 48″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair to good with fading, wear and repairs. 1-10758 (200-400)

Revised: 4/28/2011

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LOT OF 11 TEDDY BEARS. Nice lot of early to mid-20th century American and German bears including at least two Steiffs (7″ & 13″, each with buttons). Also several beige mohair bears plus celluloid face child in bear costume, and others. SIZE: Varies, ranging from 7″ to 24″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair to good, most with considerable mohair loss. 1-10695 (450-650)

Revised: 5/3/2011

Additional Information: The elephant trunk is damaged with its head detached from the wood backing.

Additional Information: The elf/gnome belongs with lot 2052.

LARGE LOT OF STUFFED ANIMALS, MOSTLY STEIFF. Great opportunity for collectors and dealers alike with many well marked Steiff animals and figures from various eras. Nearly 60 birds, bugs, animals, characters and more of every size. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Lot needs cleaning. Good to very good. 1-10769 (900-1,200)

STEIFF 34″ NOAH’S ARK STORE DISPLAY WITH ANIMALS. Wood, papier mache and canvas construction ark marked “Steiff…Button in Ear”. 12 Steiff animals included are alligator, skunk, rabbit, sheep, black cat, bear, giraffe, rhino, walrus, horse, beaver and frog. SIZE: 34″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Ark is very good. Animals are good. 1-10730 (900-1,200)

10 STUFFED DOLLS AND TOYS. Includes a center seamed straw stuffed jointed soldier-possibly Steiff, composition and fur carnival monkey, cloth golliwog doll with candy compartment. Very nice later Dean’s 18″ English golden teddy bear, fully jointed. An unusual eagle Steiff kite. English Mickey stuffed doll and two small Steiff animals. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Large teddy near excellent, remainder of lot is good to very good. 1-10693 (200-300)

LOT OF 12 STUFFED ANIMALS INCLUDING STEIFF. Lot features 20″ lamb on cast iron wheels, well marked Steiff 15″ rabbit (as new). Other items include pigs, lions, poodles, and other dogs. SIZE: Largest: 20″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good unless otherwise stated. 1-10749-1 (200-400)

LOT OF TWO EARLY DISNEY TOYS. 1) Marks Bros. Mickey Mouse piano in original box. Copt. W.D.E. Character piano with bold images of Mickey and Minnie dancing above piano. Additional Silly Symphony figures shown behind dancers. Keyboard activates jointed figures above. 2) Lionel Mickey Mouse hand car. 1930s train hand car with composition figures of Mickey and Minnie. SIZE: Piano: 10″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Very good and working. Box is complete and very good. 2) Bodies are separated from legs, otherwise good-not tested. 1-10773-2 (500-700)

EXCELLENT PRE-WAR MICKEY LOT. Lot includes pair of wooden Mickey and Minnie 7″ Fun-e-Flex figures, complete and clean. Four tin pieces from the Mickey Mouse Circus Train, plus correct composition figure for same set. Steiff 6″ stuffed Mickey. Steiff 6″ Minnie Mouse figure with chest tag-needs cleaning. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise noted. 1-10717 (300-500)

LOT OF CELLULOID WIND-UPS & ROLY-POLYS. Large lot of celluloid toys include a Mickey & Minnie wind-up acrobat toy in original box (earliest Disney Copyright). Four other acrobat toys include 3 Little Pigs, Betty Boop and Mickey & Minnie as well as two standing 3″ jointed celluloid Mickey & Minnie, a nice Japanese 7″ wind-up nodding Betty Boop as well as a grouping of 30 tiny Japanese weighted roly-polys and wheeled toys. Subjects include animals, blacks as well as characters. Also a nice jointed 5″ celluloid of Wimpy. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 3 Little Pigs celluloid toy is as is. Remaining lot is good to very good. 1-10719 (600-900)

LOT OF 4 CELLS AND ORIGINAL DRAWING. 1) “Doc” cell well marked on back side “Copyright 1937” from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs original movie. 2) Original comic artwork in pencil by “Shamus Culhane”. Framed. 3) Original Disney cell shows bunnies in bed from Bambi movie. With background. 4) Unmarked cell shows three dancing girl comic characters. Some fading. 5) 1930s Warner Bros. cell image with unidentified character. Registration holes and ID numbers present. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless stated otherwise above. 1-10762 (400-600)

UNUSUAL WALT DISNEY MICKEY “OSCAR”. 6″ cast metal posing Mickey stands atop bakelite base. Brass plate reads “With Best Wishes to Rose Pelswick”, signed “Walt Disney”. Included documentation reads “Rose Pelswick Taunton or Middlebury Gazette. Further research shows Rose worked for the New York Journal American and was a movie critic and was well known by movie executives. One of a kind addition to any Disney collection. SIZE: 8-1/2” h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. Complete with no breaks. 1-10784-2 (200-400)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF POPEYE TOYS. An interesting and great lot of Popeye items including a boxed Thimbledrone Theater, two Popeye sand pails, a windup celluloid Popeye, a boxed Chein Popeye bag puncher, and seven other lesser Popeye items. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent, rubber figures from theater show some distress. Windup mechanisms untested. 1-10784 (800-1,200)

Revised: 4/28/2011

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LOT OF 7 TIN TOYS. Includes a variety of American and German tin litho toys including Marx Donald Duck Duet w/ OB, Marx Ferdinand the Bull w/ OB, Marx Dippy Dumper with celluloid rider, Popeye Knockout bank, German Pug penny toy, German girl on potty clicker (stamped “Bangor, Maine”), and German sparkler toy. SIZE: Varies, largest is 10-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally good. Duet shows some rust to Donald’s drum and some oxidation, Ferdinand missing horns, celluloid character on Dippy Dumper shows some damage. 1-10775 (400-600)

LOT OF 9 TIN WIND-UP CHARACTER TOYS. Including Pre and Post War versions of Popeye the pilot airplane. Three Linemar toys including a Donald Duck climbing fireman (incomplete), Henry with candy cane and spinning tail Mickey. Also a Marx earlier version all tin Mickey Mouse crazy car. Three modern Disney wind-ups included. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good, unless otherwise noted. 1-10767 (300-500)

BUSTER BROWN TOYS AND GAMES. Includes 2 Buster Brown full color hardcover comic books. Large format with striking images. Copt. 1911 and 1915. An early Buster and Friends painting book illustrated by R. F. Outcault. Two paper on wood Bliss target games. Two papier mache Buster Brown and Tige candy containers. An early character ceramic cup and more. Nice lot. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10731-1 (500-700)

LARGE LOT OF CHARACTER TIN SAND PAILS, TOPS AND TOYS. 15 pre- and post-War tin Disney character sand pails. 3″ to 8″ pails of European and American manufacture. Many are scarce. Other toys include 1930s Mickey Mouse lunch pail, 5 Disney tin spinning tops, 2 tin character watering cans, an Ohio Art Mickey tin litho tea set and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Soiling and oxidation to several sand pails. Lot averages fair to good. 1-10748 (400-600)

LOT OF APPROX. 25 SAND PAILS AND OTHER TIN TOYS. 1930s-1950s tin lithographed children’s pails includes Popeye, Pinocchio, Three Little Pigs, Donald Duck, Silly Symphonies, Little Red Riding Hood and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10704 (150-300)

FIVE COMIC CHARACTER LAMPS. Nice grouping of early Disney character lamps. 1) Minnie Mouse character table lamp with wooden cutout of character, hard to find with original shade. 2) Metal base small table lamp with decals of Mickey. Shade not original. 3) Another similar green metal base table lamp with decals of Mickey and original shade. 4) Folk art Mickey Mouse table lamp and shade. Hand painted wooden cutout of character. 5) Chalkware 1950s lamp with non-original shade. SIZE: Tallest: 19″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10711 (400-600)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF LAMPS, DOLLS AND DISNEY TOYS. Approximately 20 pieces, including boxed set of 1950s paper Snow White & Seven Dwarfs candy containers, Snow White Belgian lithographed tin box, Rudolph electrified figural lamp with original shade, Snow White chalkware figural lamp with original shade, Marks Bros. 1930s Mickey jack-in-the-box (missing lid), three misc. compositions head dolls, wooden tops and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good. 1-10750 (300-500)

NICE LOT OF DISNEY BOOKS AND OTHER CHARACTERS. Hard cover Silly Symphony pop up book with original dust cover (excellent), two Mickey fire brigade books, four other Mickey pop up books and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise noted. 1-10699-1 (400-600)

LARGE LOT OF CHARACTER BOOKS, COMICS AND COLORING BOOKS. Approximately 50 pieces, including several pre- and post-War Disney books. Charlie Chaplin, Felix the Cat, Popeye, nursery rhymes, Raggedy Ann and 1950s comic books. Silly Symphonies, black and character sheet music. Dozens of books in each category. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good. 1-10771 (300-500)

LARGE LOT OF BOOKS. Approximately 70 pieces. Desirable lot includes approx. 12 Santa books-ranging from 1890s through 1930s, several Uncle Wiggly hard bound books-pre-1920, several Golliwogg hard cover books, four very nice hard cover Disney illustrated books with original dust covers, Pore Lil’ Mose by R.F. Outcault, Buster Brown books and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good unless otherwise stated. 1-10747 (300-500)

LOT 44 OF CHARACTER BIG LITTLE BOOKS & MORE. Lot includes Disney, Porky Pig, Popeye, Silly Symphonies, Buck Rogers, Bugs Bunny, Little Orphan Annie and more. Most by Whitman Publishing. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10702 (300-500)

LOT OF APPROX. 150 COMIC, NURSERY RHYMES AND CHILDREN’S BOOKS. A fascinating lot full of pre-war comic character paint books, coloring books and nursery rhymes. Hard and soft cover children’s books include Popeye, all Disney characters, Buck Rogers, Charlie McCarthy and Mother Goose. Stack of approx. twenty-five 1950s Whitman comic books and much, much more! SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good. 1-10699 (400-600)

LARGE LOT OF COMIC BOOKS. Approximately 15 boxes, estimated to be over 3,000 comic books predominantly from the 1970s/early 1980s with some 1960s as well from Marvel, DC, and others. Predominantly superhero and sci-fi genre. Includes Superman, Spiderman, Batman, Thor, Eternals, Thing, Defenders, Hulk, Conan, Captain America, Black Lightning, Dr. Strange, X-Men, Star Wars, Fantastic Four, Ironman, Spider Woman, House of Secrets, Green Lantern, Avengers, Justice League, Battlestar Galactica, and many more as well as several editions of Starlog magazine (1970s sci-fi magazine). SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Generally well cared for and most in plastic sleeves. 1-10755 (2,000-3,000)

LOT OF DISNEY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & MORE. Lot includes 1) Mickey Mouse Noma Christmas light set in original box. Copyright Walt Disney Enterprises. 2) Silly Symphony similar Christmas light set in original box. 3) Mickey Mouse Bells by Noma Christmas light set in original box (box as is). 4) Empty Noma Christmas light box. Plus five different Disney drinking straw boxes and more. SIZE: Largest light set is 16″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good unless otherwise stated above. 1-10720 (200-300)

LOT OF 3 DISNEY ITEMS. Includes Snow White & Seven Dwarfs hooked rug, painting on canvas of Minnie Mouse being serenaded as Mickey (clearly upset) and Pluto look on (frame broken). Also includes tri-fold screen with images of Mickey, Minnie and baby mice at bottom with radio advertisements above. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-10766 (150-250)

LOT OF 18 CHARACTER FIGURES. Includes early composition, papier mache and Sirocco figures. Lot includes three nodders of composition and papier mache construction, six 1940s Sirocco marked comic character figures. Composition figure of Punch and jointed compo “Grandpa” figures. SIZE: Tallest: 11″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good with come inpainting to two figures. 1-10697-1 (200-400)

LOT OF 18 WOODEN PULL TOYS. Fabulous collection with many hard to find Fisher Price paper on wood pull toys. 1) Fisher Price No 185, 1938 large Donald Duck at xylophone. 2) Later Fisher Price Snoopy pull toy. 3) Fisher Price No 795 Mickey Mouse Drummer. 4 & 5) Two small Fisher Price running Mickey pull toys marked W.D.E. 6) Donald Duck pull toy, incomplete. 7) Folk art hand painted wooden Mickey pull toy. 8) Petunia Pig paper on wood pull toy by Brice Toys. 9) Folk art Mickey chasing Pluto pull toy. 10) Long billed Donald Duck by Fisher Price. 11) Later Fisher Price Mickey on motorcycle. 12 & 13) Two scarce Fisher Price Popeye on horse. 14) Popeye pull toy, incomplete. 15) Horse drawn Mickey Mouse cart, early graphics. 16) No 798 Fisher Price Mickey, incomplete. 17) No 533 Fisher Price Thumper, as is. 18) Mickey Mouse slate dancer (of modern manufacture). SIZE: Tallest: 13″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good unless otherwise stated above. 1-10707 (500-700)

LOT OF 8 COMPOSITION & WOOD CHARACTER FIGURES. Lot includes a 1935 Popeye “Jeep” composition jointed figure, a large 1935 Popeye wood and composition figure (head paint as is), Little Orphan Annie dressed and jointed composition doll, a clean “Sandy” composition still figure, Ideal Pinocchio wood and composition figure. Also included is a wood jointed and composition Schoenhut Felix figure, Ideal Jiminey Cricket jointed figure and a Pre-War wood and composition jointed Betty Boop (face paint as is). SIZE: Largest is 12″. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good unless noted above. 1-10773-1 (200-300)

LOT OF 25 DISNEY BISQUE & CERAMIC FIGURINES. Items are of Pre-War Japanese, German and French mfg. Highlights include German and Japanese band sets, four toothbrush holders and a very nice 6″ French Mickey holding fan. SIZE: Largest is 6″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Paint averages good to very good with no evidence of cracks or breaks. 1-10700 (250-400)

LOT OF APPROX. 60 CHARACTER FIGURINES & TOYS. Including Porky Pig, Felix, Disney, Charlie McCarthy, teddy bears, blacks, Momma Katzenjammer. Highlights being a nice French ashtray with metal figural early Mickey with matchbox holder, Porky Pig bisque bank, two colorful Felix composition crib toys and more. SIZE: Tallest is 6″. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall generally good. 1-10700-2 (300-500)

APPROX. 60 BISQUE, CERAMIC & CELLULOID CHARACTER FIGURES. Lot includes Disney, Betty Boop, Bonzo and Felix. Materials include bisque, ceramic, celluloid, plastic, wood, rubber, paper, tin and vinyl. Age ranges from 1930s – 1970s. Collection features cups, saucers, ashtrays, toothbrush holders, figurines, baby rattles and more. SIZE: Largest figure is 6″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10700-1 (300-500)

DOZENS OF COMIC CHARACTER FIGURES. Dolls and figures made of composition, papier mache, rubber and wood. Some characters include Mickey, Porky, Popeye, Felix, Ferdinand, Seven Dwarfs and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10703 (200-300)

TWO LARGE DOLLS INCLUDING 3′ POPEYE. 1) Straw stuffed muslin faced Santa with felt clothing. Hand painted facial features. 2) 3′ tall Popeye doll. Straw stuffed with mohair clothing. Includes pipe, but missing sailor’s cap. SIZE: 1) 30″ h. 2) 3′ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Fading to clothing, otherwise fair to good. 2) Older repairs to mohair, otherwise good. 1-10777 (200-400)

LOT OF DISNEY & CHARACTER GAMES AND EPHEMERA. Approximately 20 pieces, including Disney Big Bad Wolf game, Donald Duck paint set in OB, Popeye party game, Three Little Pigs board game, Marks Bros. Mickey Mouse target game, two Big Bad Wolf game boards, Marks Bros. Mickey target set (as is), three Disney character wall decorations, Skippy jigsaw puzzle, Howdy Doody TV game, boxed early Mickey brush and comb set, large Donald Duck bean bag party game and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10706 (150-300)

LOT OF 11 STUFFED DISNEY DOLLS. Lot includes early Charlotte Clark handmade dolls, Knickerbocker, English Mickey and later large Goofy figure. SIZE: Largest is 30″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Lot averages fair to good. 1-10710 (400-600)

LARGE LOT OF CHARACTER STUFFED ANIMALS. Characters include Mickey, Popeye, Elsie the Cow, Golliwog, Donald, Porky, Raggedy Ann and more. Manufacturers include Steiff, Charlotte Clark, Knickerbocker plus hand stitched pattern dolls. SIZE: Largest: 24″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good. 1-10739-1 (350-600)

LOT OF APPROX. 25 STUFFED CHARACTER DOLLS & TOYS. Includes several stuffed, jointed, cloth, compo and other characters including Tige, Donald Duck, Raggedy Ann, Popeye, Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Snow White and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair. 1-10687 (200-300)

LOT OF OVER 25 STUFFED CHARACTER DOLLS & TOYS. Includes several cloth, felt and velvet toys such as Mickey Mouse, Popeye, Dwarfs, Foxy Grandpa, Raggedy Ann & Andy and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Poor to good. 1-10693-1 (200-300)

LARGE LOT OF 40 STUFFED CHARACTER DOLLS. Characters include Mickey, Minnie, Felix, Popeye, Big Bad Wolf, 3 Little Pigs, Donald Duck, Pluto, Little Lulu, Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Santa and more. Manufacturers include Steiff, Charlotte Clark, Knickerbocker, Ideal and several handmade dolls from patterns. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good with some overall wear. 1-10683 (900-1,200)

LOT OF 11 DISNEY MARIONETTES. Many of modern manufacture (Pelham). Most are of the 12″ variety with three being 20″ plus. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10684 (100-200)

LOT OF SIX DISNEY RELATED TOYS. 1) Ingersoll illuminated watch store display sign, showing Mickey. Celluloid face. 2) Mickey Mouse wristwatch of new mfg. 3) Three Little Pigs Ingersoll wristwatch in original box. 4) Mickey Mouse thermometer; as is. 5) Ingersoll Big Bad Wolf animated table clock-working. 6) An unusual electrified dancing Mickey & Minnie on stage tin roofed building.-not tested. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good to very good unless stated otherwise above. 1-10691 (200-400)

FABULOUS LOT OF 19 COMIC CHARACTER, CERAMIC & BISQUE FIGURES AND PITCHER. 1) Awesome large Wadeleath Ware-England Big Bad Wolf pitcher, beautiful coloring on this hand painted character ceramic featuring the wolf and the three little pigs. 2) Mutt & Jeff large (7-1/2″) hand painted bisque figures, Japan. Lot also includes very nice 7″ 1934 Henry bisque figure; small Three Little Pigs bisque figures, Japan; other King Features and bisque figures. Great lot with a few neat surprises. SIZE: Pitcher ia 10″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Lot averages very good plus. 1-10781-1 (300-500)

LARGE LOT OF CHARACTER & MISCELLANEOUS TOYS. Lot includes Sun Rubber Mickey in airplane, Mickey in firetruck, Mickey on tractor, Donald in firetruck, two Disney child umbrellas, scarce Mickey Mouse canoe, Popeye sand toys on card, celluloid Popeye baby rattle, Pelham Mickey marionette, Jackie Coogan pencil box, Charlie McCarthy soap in original box, Charlie Chaplin celluloid (Italian) figure, Porky Pig chalkware figure, Spear Donald Duck jack in the box plus dozens of character and other miscellaneous toys. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good. 1-10738 (300-500)

LARGE DISNEY TOY LOT. Approximately 20 pieces, lot includes a boxed “Salco” Mickey firetruck, a large Disney character tin top, Mickey Mouse cookie box, a pair of Mickey & Minnie hand-stitched dolls (from pattern), an English Mickey tin post office still bank, Mickey Mouse Club projector in original box, Disney tin and paper drum, horn and noise maker, British Popeye & Sweetpea animated desk clock, Ingersoll Disney Mickey desk clock and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good. 1-10696 (300-500)

GLASS & CHINA INCLUDING COMIC CHARACTER. Nice selection of American, British, Bavarian and Japanese ceramic and glass character items. Dozens of items featuring a Wade Heath English long billed Donald Duck pitcher, Homer Laughlin Campbell’s Kid plate, several early Mickey children’s bowls and dishes, character Japanese lustreware, American and Japanese figural comic ceramics. Lot also includes three early snow globes including standing bear and black boy. Mickey and Grumpy glass perfume bottles. Great lot with many more interesting surprises. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10781 (400-800)

LARGE LOT OF CHARACTER WOOD JOINTED TOYS. Nearly 30 pieces, including Fun-e-Flex, Jay-Mar, Fisher Price, and more. Jay-Mar figures include Amos n Andy, Kayo, Little Orphan Annie and Sandy, 2 Popeyes, Moon Mullins, 2 Olive Oyls, Jeep and Ignatz. A Fisher Price pop-up Donald Duck (as is). Fun-e-Flex includes scarce small Mickey on spring platform, 6-1/2″ jointed Mickey, 3-1/2″ and 4-1/2″ Mickeys. A jointed “Micky” toy, and a large unmarked composition and wood jointed Bambi (possibly Cameo). SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good unless otherwise stated above. 1-10773 (400-600)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF CHARACTER TOYS, JEWELRY & NUTCRACKERS. Over 45 pieces. WOW! Interesting lot goes on and on with character bakelite pencil sharpeners, Mickey watch, plated Mickey spoons, Chicago World’s Fair Mickey handbag, Yellow Kid buttons, cereal premiums. Also 7 early hand carved nutcrackers depicting Santa Claus, rooster, black character (excellent piece), bear, dog and a Jiggs nutcracker. With more surprises! SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good to very good. 1-10715 (400-600)

17 CARVED WOOD & METAL COMIC CHARACTER TOYS. Manufactured and handmade folk art toys of mostly Disney characters. Lot includes 2 flat metal manufactured pull toys with animated Mickeys-European, nice Minnie wooden hat stand, wooden bank with Mickey and Pluto and other character wooden cutouts. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall good with soiling to most toys. 1-10701 (400-600)

LOT OF SCHOENHUT CIRCUS ANIMALS & FIGURES. Includes painted eye horse, two donkeys, hippo, poodle and glass eyed elephant, three painted eye clowns, two ladders, chair and barrel. Also includes original Schoenhut Circus catalog. SIZE: Approx. 8″ l. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair to good. 1-10690 (200-300)

BOX LOT OF EARLY DEXTERITY PUZZLES. Great lot of 32; mostly glass faced German dexterity puzzles. Subjects include teddy bears, Donald Duck, black faced, clowns, animals, Uncle Sam, sports, Harold Lloyd, moving eye Chinaman and more. Most are mirror-backed, late 1800s to 1920s. SIZE: Largest is 4″ dia. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good. 1-10696-1 (400-600)

WOODEN CARNIVAL BALL TOSS GAME. Thick cut-out bust of Hitler in which the player would try to hit his nose. If successful, the spring loaded mechanism would throw up donkey ears behind his head making an “ass” out of the fuhrer. By the Penn Novelty Co. of Philadelphia. SIZE: 35-1/2″ w x 37″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Worn painted surfaces with a couple age/stress cracks. 1-10728 (400-600)

FRENCH CARNIVAL BALL TOSS TARGET GAME. Humorous painted metal carnival game entitled “Le Curieux Chatie” (Curious Chap) in which a peeping Tom approaches a closed door. A well tossed ball opens the spring loaded door to reveal a shocked, partially dressed woman in her water closet. SIZE: 17″ w x 19-1/2″ h x 9″ d. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Considerable paint flaking and chipping. Overall generally fair to good. 1-10727-2 (250-450)

LARGE CANVAS SIDESHOW BANNER. Large carnival collectible for the “Torture Proof Man” showing title character walking across broken glass and another image of him laying on a bed of nails as three men stand on top of him. SIZE: 106″ w x 82″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally good, shows some small tears and repairs. 1-10766-1 (200-300)

LODGE GAMING WHEEL. From the Dailey Mfg. Co. of 428 East 7th Street, St. Paul, Minn. This hand painted wheel numbered from 1 to 48 sits on a wooden post with three cast iron feet. SIZE: 67″ h x 39-1/2″ dia. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally good with faded original painted surfaces. Missing flapper. Cast iron feet show storage rust. 1-10783 (250-350)

LOT OF 15 CARNIVAL FIGURES. Character chalkware figures were given away as game prizes at the carnival. Includes Betty Boop bagpipe player, Uncle Sam, 3 different Donald Ducks, scarce Shirley Temple, marked Ferdinand the Bull, Sailor girl, the Lone Ranger, Pinocchio, Porky Pig, Mickey and Popeye (as is). Also a rare Superman (flake at nose). SIZE: Tallest: 14″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good. 1-10685 (400-600)

ELECTRIC CLOWN AUTOMATON. Possible store display features composition/papier mache animated 20″ clown. The hobo dressed figure raises and lowers body as he points to opening box. Wooden box reveals another composition clown head-nicely painted. SIZE: Base: 28″ w. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Entire display needs good cleaning, otherwise good to very good and working. 1-10760 (400-600)

LARGE GOLLIWOG DISPLAY FIGURE. Includes 4 advertising tins and correct display jam jar. White metal English black character shows brand name “Robertson’s” on chest. Base is also marked “Golly it’s good”. Electrified and untested. SIZE: 30″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Light, spotty flaking to paint with some touch up, otherwise good condition. 1-10761 (600-900)

SCHMIDT’S BREWING CO. “BIG GAME” SIGN. Print on canvas of a group of hunters outside their log cabin celebrating a successful day at the hunt with several bottles of Schmidt’s beer Circa 1905. Original gilt frame is marked “Drink Schmidt’s City Club The Better Brew”. SIZE: Overall 38-1/4″ x 28-3/4″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Canvas image is fair to good with heavy craquelure and areas of flaking paint loss. Sign would be improved with a good cleaning and sealer. 1-10742 (200-300)

COIN OPERATED DOG PATCH CANDY DISPENSER. Copt. Al Capp, mfg by California Dispenser Company. Colorful 10 cent mechanical vending machine dispenses raisins, goobers and other candy. Three sides show beautiful tin lithography of Dog Patch family. SIZE: 23″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Machine untested. 1-10725 (400-600)

PACKARD PLAY-MORE JUKEBOX. . Classic jukebox of the 30s. Nice Art Deco walnut case with waterfall design and lots of red plastic. Three dimensional grill over the speaker. Great viewing window for working mechanism, the selector and coin slot are at the top. Plays 24 selections, 78 rpm records. SIZE: 35″ w x 61″ h x 26″ d. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: In need of restoration. Appears complete except for one back panel. Has loose veneer on bottom of sides and back of top. Center front at bottom has considerable peeling paint. Unknown working condition. 1-10756 (1,500-2,500)

MISC 2-PIECE LOT. Includes Filmascope counter top glass case basketball game in which the player tries to sink a ping pong “basketball” from various spots on the court. Background is lithographed cardboard showing a lively crowd of spectators. Twenty shots for a penny. Also includes internal mechanism for a Yellow Kid gum vendor. SIZE: Game is 22″ l x 17-1/2″ h x 10-1/2″ d. Yellow Kid is 18-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Cardboard background is torn and taped, otherwise generally good. Yellow Kid is fair to poor. 1-10740 (250-350)

APPROXIMATELY 19 GAMES. Including a complete boxed set of Silly Symphony early Disney puzzles, 9 Magic Tricks in original box, Ferdinand the Bull marble game in box, Parker Brothers Steeple Chase game, Army tents and soldiers with stand up figures, Mickey Mouse Tug-Boat Shooting Game, Skeezix game, British Mickey Mouse tiddlywinks game in box and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good. Not all games guaranteed complete. 1-10770 (200-400)

LARGE LOT OF BOXED BOARD GAMES. Outstanding selection of approx. 30 board games, puzzles and related boxed toy sets. Manufacturers include Milton Bradley, McLaughlin, Spears, Parker Bros., Whitman plus French and German toy sets also. Characters include Popeye, Superman, Pinocchio, Mickey Mouse, Lil Abner, Disney, Barney Google, Happy Hooligan and more. Highlights include a French wooden acrobat set complete and excellent with instructions, posable paper on wood figures, not removed from box, circa 1900. Also a circa 1900 Punch and Judy boxed game set in good condition. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Averages good with many highlights being very good plus. 1-10698 (700-900)

LARGE LOT OF DISNEY & OTHER CHARACTER GAMES. Approximately 25 pieces, includes three Mickey Mouse cardboard target games (one with o.b.), Walt Disney Productions Donald Duck bean bag toss target, Mickey Mouse Bagatelle, Mickey Mouse soldier set (shrink wrapped with box top panel), Marks Bros. Pin the Tail on Mickey game, Milton Bradley Put A Hat on Uncle Wiggily game and more. SIZE: Varies. Largest is 23″ w x 40-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Ranges from fair to very good. 1-10743-1 (300-500)

GAME BOARDS, DISNEY TOYS & MORE. Lot consists of a composition Mickey Mouse pencil box, a Parker Bros. Rudolph game, large wind-up long billed Donald Duck waddling figure, paper pulp Mr. Peanut figure, Charlie Chaplin figure and pencil box, Mickey and Donald small wooden figures, Milton Bradley Snow White game, unusual Victorian paper on wood theater set with missing cover and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10743 (300-500)

FIVE FOLK ART CUTOUTS OF COMIC CHARACTERS. Hand painted wooden stand ups, some holding ashtrays. Many believed to be from “Bringing Up Father” comic series. SIZE: Tallest: 30″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10721 (200-300)

11 LARGE DISNEY WOODEN CUT OUTS PLUS FURNITURE. 1) Minnie Mouse wooden folk art yard piece. Hand painted. 2) Colorful paper board cutout of Minnie marked “Liggett’s Drug Store”. 3) Tin hand painted cut out of Donald Duck. Yard decoration. 4) 40″ h folk art Mickey Mouse. Jointed body. 5) 5′ wooden cutout of Mickey-possibly carnival piece. 6) Wooden Felix walking toy with stick handle. 7) Donald Duck carnival ball toss figure. 8) Minnie Mouse cutout yard display. 9) Manufactured Mickey Mouse clothing rack dressed in leatherette pants. 10) Early Mickey Mouse child’s desk. 11) Manufactured child’s wardrobe rack. SIZE: Largest: 5′ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10721-1 (900-1,200)

LOT OF 10 FOLK ART WOODEN CHARACTER OBJECTS. Includes Mickey Mouse towel rack, jointed Mickey hanger, Jiminy Cricket lawn ornament, Pinocchio lawn ornament, Mickey & Minnie ornaments and more. SIZE: Largest is 35″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Overall fair to good with paint wear, damage and/or repair. 1-10682 (150-250)

LOT OF OVER 10 WHIRLIGIGS & LAWN ORNAMENTS. A collection of wooden folk art decorations including Popeye, Mickey Mouse, black dancer, bathing beauty, and fighting cats whirligigs. Also includes flat Uncle Wiggily and Dogpatch Grandma lawn ornaments, Charlie McCarthy silent butler, Donald Duck ashtray, and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally fair to good. 1-10681 (250-350)

LOT OF APPROX. 20 WOODEN TOYS, WHIRLYGIGS, ETC. Lot includes folk art Henry standing ash tray, several wooden folk art Mickeys. Cut out standing figures of Felix, Wimpy, Blacks and much more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-10765 (400-600)

APPROX. 24 FOLK ART WOOD LAWN ORNAMENTS & HOUSEHOLD OBJECTS. Includes many characters including Mickey Mouse, Charlie McCarthy, Minnie Mouse, Moon Mullins, Donald Duck and more. SIZE: Varies. Largest is 26″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: All show wear. Several with damage and/or repair. 1-10716-1 (150-250)

HANDMADE DOLL HOUSE. Hinged front, two story, four room doll house with faux brick and painted exterior door with papered walls. Stuffed with miscellaneous furniture, accessories and smalls of various vintage and purpose. SIZE: 36-1/2″ w x 33-1/2″ h x 10-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Fair to good. Front panel is cracked and cut. Interior paper is rough. Contents not examined. 1-10759 (200-300)

LOT OF APPROX. 20 ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS. Appear to be unsigned works showing a variety of ships, seasides, interior scenes and more. Many of which have been framed as two-sided works. Also includes original editorial cartoon drawing signed by Malcolm Beckett, Dec. 1939 featuring Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin and others in a boxing ring setting. SIZE: Largest is 16-1/2″ w x 9-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-10703-1 (200-300)

LARGE LOT OF 46 FRAMED AND UNFRAMED NEWSPAPER COMICS. Lot includes pre- and post-War color comics from Sunday newspapers including Superman, Mickey Mouse, Peter Rabbit, Barney Google, Popeye, Peanuts, Henry, Sambo, Felix, Mortimer & Charlie, Tarzan, Sappo, the Brownies and more. Several titles have different examples. All shrink wrapped on foam board or framed. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: Barbara J. Thornsjo Estate, Albion, Maine. CONDITION: Very good. 1-10779 (150-250)

COCA-COLA 1908 CALENDAR. Very desirable 1908 calendar with lady in red having a refreshment at the soda fountain. Fancy marble soda fountain dispenser is illustrated in the background. SIZE: Sight Size 7″ w x 14″ h in frame. CONDITION: The best example of this calendar top you will likely ever find. With an original 1908 October date sheet. Absolutely stunning colors and original gloss! 1-11047 (6,000-7,000)

1902 COCA-COLA CALENDAR. Nicely framed 1902 calendar featuring a colorfully clad young lady holding a glass of Coke in their silver Coca-Cola script cup holder. SIZE: Sight Size is 7-3/8″ w x 15″ h. CONDITION: This calendar appears to have a reproduction January 1902 date sheet applied. A significant portion of the area from the ostrich feather and above has been repainted with some paint on the feather starting to lift and flake. Some color touch-up to the area around her elbow. 1-10810 (3,500-5,500)

COCA-COLA 1902 CALENDAR TOP. Lovely lass holding a tall glass of Coke, captioned “I Love Its Flavor”. Lithographed by Wolf & Co., Phila. SIZE: 7-3/4″ w x 10-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good; some uneven toning to the gilt color across the top 1″ with a small area of surface paper loss. Cardboard has a subtle ripple which could be flattened when framed. 1-11049 (3,500-4,500)

COCA-COLA 1911 CALENDAR. Another tough to find year, this calendar features artwork by Hamilton King of a woman wearing a blue hat adorned with red roses. Printed by Wolf & Co., Phila. SIZE: Sight Size is 10-1/2″ w x 18″ h in frame. CONDITION: Horizontal crease runs through the woman’s neck. Aside from some rust on the original metal band and the calendar pad staples, this piece is in very good condition and appears to include a full date pad. 1-11048 (5,000-6,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE COCA-COLA GLASCOCK COOLER WITH CASE. Circa 1929. Exceptionally rare salesman sample Glascock “Standard” cooler. Features twin hinged top lids with zinc interior compartment, original advertising panels on all four sides, side bottle opener, and caster feet. Includes complete, seldom seen black canvas covered wood carrying case. SIZE: 12-3/4″ w x 14-1/2″ h x 11-3/4″ d. CONDITION: Cooler is in very good to excellent condition. Panel colors appear bright and fresh. There are some minor paint chips to some panels as shown in the photo closeups. The green crinkle painted top and lids are in very good condition with light scattered scuffs and small paint chips. The carrying case shows wear to the canvas covering, one bottom latch is broken. All told, a very impressive salesman sample worthy of any serious Coca-Cola collector. 1-11044 (8,500-10,500)

ULTRA RARE COCA-COLA BOTTLE LIGHT. Iconic hobble-skirt bottle shaped light made from milk glass. The light flashes on and off to attract the attention of soda fountain patrons. Bottle is secured by brass thumb screws to a heavy gilt washed cast metal base which is embossed with the Coca-Cola script. Base houses the original ceramic lamp socket marked “Presto Flashing Plug”. Includes the original tin bottle cap which reads “Minimum Contents 6 Fluid Ozs-Coca Cola”. Milk glass body is embossed with “Trademark Registered” and has its original red and green surface. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with loss of gilt wash to cast base; some light scratches and edge wear to “bottle cap”; electric cord has been replaced. One of the finest and most all-original examples you will ever find. 1-11046 (7,000-9,000)

1902 COCA-COLA PAPER SIGN. Extremely rare paper sign from Coca-Cola depicting colorfully clad young lady holding a glass of Coke in their silver script Coca-Cola cup holder. This version features the words “Drink Carbonated Coca-Cola in Bottles” across the top and is marked in the bottom left corner “Copyright 1901 by Coca-Cola Co.” A great opportunity for the serious Coca-Cola collector to add one of the few known copies of this poster to your collection. SIZE: Sight Size is 14-3/4″ w x 19-3/4″ h. CONDITION: This is the identical image that appears in Petretti’s Coca-Cola Price Guide and comes complete with its top and bottom metal strips and is professionally framed. There is a horizontal tear at the upper right corner that extends in to the image approx. 4″. There are two closed horizontal tears at the midpoint which stop short of her face. Several other small horizontal margin tears at her shoulder and at the bottom right corner, just above the metal strip through the words “I love its flavor”. Light fly specking. 1-10809 (14,000-16,000)

1903 COCA-COLA SELF-FRAMED TIN SIGN. An extremely rare piece of Coca-Cola advertising to find, particularly in this condition. Features the oval portrait of Hilda Clark flanked by a garland of pink and white chrysanthemum blooms. She was the first celebrity used by Coca-Cola in their advertising promotions. SIZE: Sight Size 16-1/4″ w x 19-1/2″ h. Nicely housed in a shadowbox and professionally framed. CONDITION: Generally in very good condition. The raised gilt outer border has been repainted; close examination reveals some expert color touch-up to the chrysanthemum border between 7 and 9 o’clock, and between Hilda’s raised arm and the chrysanthemums which was likely due to flaking paint. 1-10811 (7,500-9,500)

COCA-COLA 1930s KAY DISPLAY. Attractive wood sign with deco accents and veneered walnut sides intended to resemble a cloth banner. The back stamp would indicate this item was made between 1934-1938. SIZE: 29-3/4″ w x 12-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good; few light scuffs. 1-10878 (2,250-2,750)

COCA-COLA WOOD KAY DISPLAY. Circa 1940s display captioned “Ye Who Enter Here On Refreshment Bent – Shall Welcome Be And Forth With Blessings Sent”. Sign is constructed from veneered plywoods with two metal appliques with one being a tin Coke bottle. SIZE: 39″ w x 11″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some light wear to relief surfaces; includes original hanging chain. 1-10877 (500-1,000)

COCA-COLA “HERE’S REFRESHMENT” KAY DISPLAY SIGN. Die-cut wood and metal sign from Kay Displays, Inc. of Grand Rapids, Michigan with applied metal horseshoe and Coke bottle. Circa 1934-38. SIZE: 17″ w x 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-10993 (300-500)

COMPLETE SET OF 10 COCA-COLA “ALL TIME SPORTS” CARDBOARD SIGNS. These signs were copyrighted in 1947 and printed by Snyder & Black, Inc. Litho, NY. They include: Helene Madison-all-time swimming favorite, Bobby Jones-all-time golf favorite, Don Budge-all-time tennis favorite, Man o’ War-all-time racing favorite, Willie Hoppe-all-time billiard favorite, Ned Day-all-time bowling favorite, Gene Tunney-all-time boxing favorite, Colonial Lady M-all-time field trial favorite, Red Grange-all-time football favorite, and Ty Cobb-all-time baseball favorite. SIZE: 13″ w x 15″ h. CONDITION: These signs all have their original string hangers and are in very good to excellent condition. Simply a fabulous set. 1-11022 (2,000-3,000)

LOT OF FOUR COCA-COLA SERVICE WOMEN DIE CUTS. Unusual version with the women holding fountain glasses instead of the standard Coke bottles. Lot includes 1) Coast Guard service woman die cut copyright 1943 in good to very good condition with a little chipping to perimeter edge and a crease at the neck. Size: 6-1/2″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 2) Navy service woman die cut copyright 1943 in good to very good condition. Scuffed chin; chip to handbag; raised arm has been creased. Size: 6-3/4″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 3) Marine Corps service woman die cut copyright 1943. Good condition; appears to have had breaks at the neck and wrist; some perimeter edge chips. Size: 6-1/2″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 4) Army service woman die cut copyright 1943. Very good condition with a crease to her neck and some wear at her fingers. Size: 7″ w x 17-1/2″ h. SIZE: As noted. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11110 (1,500-2,000)

1937 COCA-COLA CARDBOARD SIGN. Coca-Cola cardboard sign in the shape of a diamond which featured their “Cold Refreshment” logo used during 1937. Lithographed by Snyder & Black in the U.S.A. 1937. SIZE: 21″ w x 21″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good with a few light scuffs, a few dings to the edge accompanied by perimeter wear; light crease bottom corner and again at 10 o’clock. 1-10876 (800-1,200)

COCA-COLA CARDBOARD DIE-CUT SIGN. Rare folding sign with illustration of a Coke bottle and hot dog. Lithographed 1932 by Niagara Lith. Co., Buffalo, NY. SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent, never having been unfolded. 1-11012 (2,500-3,000)

UNIQUE COCA-COLA ELECTRIFIED SIGN WITH COLOR WHEEL. This sign consists of a reverse painted plexi-glass face advertising Coca-Cola and includes a pharmacists RX logo in the bottom right corner. The housing appears to be made from anodized gold colored aluminum which was originally mounted at the base. Activating a switch on the side sends the color wheel into motion producing a colored rainbow effect through the words “Drink Coca-Cola” at the top. Reverse bears a label for “Tel-A-Sign Inc., Chicago, ILL” and the date of “August 2, 1968”. Retains original cord. SIZE: 18-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h x 3-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Very good, working condition. 1-11045 (1,500-2,000)

COCA-COLA COUNTER LIGHT SIGN. This electrified sign features a cast metal housing with a reverse painted glass face reading “Drink Coca-Cola”. It also features a lower reverse painted glass compartment which on this example has been repainted with “Pay When Served”. Manufactured circa late 1930s by the “Brunhoff Mfg. Co.”. SIZE: 12-1/2″ w x 14″ h x 4-3/4″ d. CONDITION: Generally good. Cast metal housing has been repainted in silver, over some areas of corrosion at the rear base and bottom. 1-10881 (2,000-3,000)

LOT OF 2 COCA-COLA “FISHTAIL” TIN SIGNS. These signs feature a raised perimeter rim and were made circa 1960-1963. This version of the sign reads “Enjoy That Refreshing New Feeling”. SIZE: 17-1/2″ w x 53-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Appear N.O.S. and are near excellent with some edge wear where they were stacked and stored. 1-10858-10 (450-650)

LOT OF 2 COCA-COLA “FISHTAIL” TIN SIGNS. These signs feature a raised perimeter rim and were made circa 1960-1963. This version of the sign reads “Enjoy That Refreshing New Feeling”. SIZE: 17-1/2″ w x 53-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Appear to be N.O.S. and are near excellent. 1-10858-9 (450-650)

THREE GERMAN COCA-COLA PORCELAIN DOOR PUSH SIGNS. Three different versions of oval shaped door pushes in red, yellow and white. SIZE: 13-1/2″ w x 11″ h. CONDITION: All near excellent; one missing grommets. 1-11013 (400-800)

COCA-COLA PEPPERMINT PEPSIN GUM BLOTTER. Very scarce gum blotter captioned “Chew This”. SIZE: 5-7/8″ w x 3-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-11051 (400-600)

COCA-COLA CARDBOARD MOBILE. Circa 1954 cardboard die-cut mobile featuring two 12-packs of Coca-Cola bottles from which are suspended four diamond shaped cardboard cut-outs lettered on both sides with the words “Easy Hospitality”, “Buy Now”, “Good With Food” and “Serve Ice Cold”. SIZE: Main die-cut is 26-1/2″ w x 23-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-11033 (400-600)

THREE COCA-COLA ROUND PORCELAIN SIGNS. Lot consists of three single-sided signs with one reading “Delicious Coca-Cola Refreshes You Best” and two “Drink Coca-Cola – Ice Cold”. Two have a pair of mounting holes located at the sides and the third has a pair of mounting holes at top and bottom. Vintage unknown. SIZE: Ranges from 12″ to 14″ dia. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with a couple of small edge chips to two of the signs. 1-10995, 1-10996, 1-10997 (600-1,000)

LOT OF 2 CARDBOARD SODA SIGNS & COCA-COLA MENU BOARD. 1) Santa Claus die-cut with an easel back by illustrator Norman Rockwell circa 1970s. Near excellent condition. Size is 20″ w x 15-1/2″ h. 2) Circa 1952 Coca-Cola cardboard die-cut captioned “Enjoy Food – Take Enough Home”. Very good to excellent condition with just a few scuff marks to the Coke button and front of food plate. Size is 20″ w x 23-1/2″ h. 3) This circa 1934 Coca-Cola menu board has a particularly nice Art Deco look to it. Very good to excellent condition with minor pitting to the bottom and left corner; few scuffs to embossed letters. Size is 19-1/4″ w x 27″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11008, 1-11035 (300-600)

COCA-COLA METAL SCRIPT TRUCK SIGN. Aluminum sign originally mounted to the grill on their delivery trucks that reads “Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles”. SIZE: 17″ w x 7″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-10998 (200-400)

COCA-COLA LIGHT UP SIGN. Wall hung electrified sign featuring a plastic face with a metal body. Reverse label reads “Manufactured by Greetham Industries, Ltd. Toronto, Canada”. SIZE: 16″ dia. CONDITION: Good to very good; cord needs replacing. 1-11014 (200-400)

LOT OF 7 COCA-COLA ITEMS. Included in this lot is 1) Coca-Cola figural bottle tin thermometer circa 1930. Good to very good condition; heavy paint crazing to embossed “Coca-Cola” and a few other spots. Thermometer tube intact but not working. Size is 5″ w x 16-1/2″ h. 2) Cardboard six pack die-cut in very good condition and measures 10″ w x 14″ h. 3) Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy paper poster copyright 1949. Each corner has a small piece of peel and stick adhesive which appears stuck to the poster, otherwise good condition. Size is 24″ w x 11″ h. 4) Austrian porcelain Coca-Cola sign circa 1971. Good to very good condition; porcelain loss at bottom edge. Size is 15-3/4″ sq. 5) Coca-Cola tin match dispenser with 24 unused matchbooks, circa 1959. Near excellent condition. Size is 1-3/4″ w x 6-3/4″ h. 6) Square porcelain sign marked “Gedep Handelsmerk”. Near excellent condition. Size is 15-1/4″ sq. 7) Wooden six pack in yellow with red lettering and winged logo with bale handle Size is 8″ w x 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11000, 1-11029 (500-800)

HIRES ROOT BEER POSTER WITH YOUNG BOY AND GOAT CART. Exceptionally rare stone lithographed paper-on-canvas advertisement from Hires previously unknown. Spectacular image of a young lad sitting in his goat powered cart holding a glass of Hires against a snow capped mountain background. Meanwhile, his goat sporting a “Hires Root Beer” blanket is shown preoccupied snacking on Hires promotional leaflets. The caption reads “Hurrah! For Hires’ Root Beer – The Great Health & Temperance Drink”. This sign has it all- stunning graphics that captures the childhood playfulness and spirit found at the turn of the century. Bottom of the poster reads “Copyrighted 1892 – J Ottmann Lith., Co., NY”. SIZE: Sight Size: One sheet, 27-1/4″ w x 41″ h professionally matted and framed. CONDITION: Poster has been professionally restored to display in near excellent condition. Two areas of paper loss between the words “Great – Health” and just above the word “Temperance” have been professionally repaired. A few border areas that had some light water stains have been restored and fold creases have been flattened with some color touch up. 1-10823 (4,000-6,000)

HIRES ROOT BEER “UGLY-KID” POSTER. You’ve likely seen the trade card size image, but few people have ever seen this full one-sheet stone lithographed version. Extremely rare illustration of the Hires boy logo providing testimonial to its benefit as “The Great Health Drink”. Caption on the wood crate reads “Say! You Ought To Drink Hires Root Beer”. Copyright 1892 by the Charles E. Hires Co., Phila., PA, The Knapp Co., Lithographers, N.Y. SIZE: 28″ w x 41″ h., professionally matted and framed. CONDITION: Overall this piece displays well with some mottling of color throughout the light background areas; some visible folds and rippling and areas of color touch up, where it has had some professional restoration. 1-10825 (3,000-5,000)

LOT OF 8 HIRES ROOT BEER METTLACH MUGS & 1 BREWING MUG. Lot includes three Hires mugs which read “Drink Hires Root Beer”, five taller version mugs that read “Join Health and Cheer-Drink Hires Root Beer” as well as a Minneapolis Brewing Co. mug. SIZE: Ranges from 4-1/4″ to 5″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. One Hires mug has a repaired broken handle with another having a hairline down the side and chip to rim. Minneapolis mug is very good. 1-11017, 1-11019 (500-1,000)

WARD’S LIME CRUSH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Figural lime shaped dispenser that reads “Ward’s Lime Crush – Color Added” on the front and back. Outside portion of the collar still bears the lettering “Design Patent Pending”. Circa 1920. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Ceramic body near excellent. Some loss of plating to the pump. 1-10544 (3,500-5,500)

WARD’S LEMON CRUSH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Figural lemon shaped dispenser with the correct ceramic style ball pump. Reads “Ward’s Lemon – Crush” on the front and back. Circa 1920. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Ceramic body has a chip on the inside of the collar otherwise very good condition. Some loss of plating to the pump. 1-10546 (600-1,000)

WARD’S ORANGE CRUSH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Figural ceramic orange body reads “Ward’s Orange – Crush” on the front and back. Includes correct style ceramic ball pump. Circa 1920. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Ceramic body near excellent; some plating loss to the pump. 1-10545 (750-1,250)

CHERRY SMASH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. This is the version with the illustration of the fountain glass graphics on both the front and back. Includes original marked pump which reads on the bottom “Property of John E. Fowler, Rosslyn, Va. Loaned Only For the Dispensing of Syrups of His Manufacture”. Circa 1900. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Original gilt pin-striping on the ceramic body in excellent condition. Scattered light nicks to the lettering and graphics; some loss to pump plating. 1-10679 (1,500-2,500)

MISSION ORANGEADE “SIMPLEX” DECO DISPENSER. Wild Art Deco look to this painted metal dispenser with chrome accents and includes the original spigot in the back and a separate water drain valve. Complete with original hard rubber lid. Made by the Simplex Mfg. Co. for the Mission Dry Corp. of Los Angeles, CA. SIZE: 15-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some flaking and paint loss to the center figural orange slice; few light scuffs to the body. 1-11020 (400-600)

CHERRY JULEP SYRUP DISPENSER. This is the version with front and back graphics that read “Drink Cherry Julep”. Circa 1910. SIZE: 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Bottom of the ceramic dispenser has been repaired. Bottom pinstripe is worn off; some wear to body gloss; very light pitting to color. Includes top half of a replacement pump. 1-10582 (400-600)

“WINE DIP” GLASS SYRUP DISPENSER. This dispenser consists of a clear glass figural barrel syrup jug embossed “Drink Wine-Dip” which is set upside down onto a clear glass base. The jug has been siliconed to the base in this example for display stability. Includes original spigot. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; appears to have had two labels applied to the front and back of the base, possibly Reverse on Glass, which are missing and have slightly etched the glass. Replated spigot. 1-10999 (150-250)

GREEN RIVER GLASS URN SYRUP DISPENSER. Unusual embossed glass body with a chrome base and handles lends this design the appearance of a trophy cup. Glass body appears hand-blown with swirled glass and bubbles and has a ground top rim. This would have originally had a paper label just beneath the Green River embossing. Includes original spigot and lid. Bottom has brass tag “Property of Schoenhofen Company, Chicago, Serial No. 2220”. SIZE: 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with just a few spots of wear to the chrome plating. 1-11021 (300-400)

TWO ROOT BEER SYRUP DISPENSERS. 1) Hires Root Beer ceramic syrup dispenser features classic hourglass shaped body lettered on front and back reads “Drink Hires It Is Pure”. Includes original marked Hires pump. Circa 1910. 2) Richardsons Liberty Root Beer ceramic syrup dispenser features a figural barrel on a tree stump design with a side spigot and includes original ceramic lid. Front and back read “Richardsons Liberty Root Beer”. SIZE: 13-1/2″ h and 13-1/4″ h respectively. CONDITION: 1) Ceramic body has moderate staining; two semi-circular surface cracks at the base which don’t extend through to the inside; vertical crack at the collar; plating loss to the pump. 2) Near excellent. 1-11018, 1-11027 (400-600)

PEPSI-COLA WOOD ARROW SIGN. Laminated wood sign in shape of an arrow intended as a hanging in-store display. Reads “Pepsi-Cola – Beverage Dept.”, Circa 1940. SIZE: 15″ w x 15″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10994 (400-600)

TWO PEPSI-COLA LIGHT-UP SIGNS. Two glass face wall hung electrified lights with one being Canadian reading “Le Breuvage Leger” and the other reads “The Light Refreshment”. SIZE: Each are 15″ dia. CONDITION: Both are very good. 1-11002, 1-11016 (400-600)

LOT OF 3 PEPSI-COLA DOOR PULLS. Circa 1940s metal handles which read “Enjoy Pepsi-Cola – Bigger Better”. SIZE: 2-3/4″ e x 12″ h each. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; appear to be N.O.S. with some slight discoloration to white areas and a few spots of very fine pitting. 1-11010 (250-450)

PEPSI-COLA DIE-CUT CARDBOARD SIGN. Illustration of six bottles of Pepsi captioned “Bigger and Better”, circa 1936. SIZE: 18-1/2″ w x 15-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with a lone scuff mark through “5 Cents”. 1-11003 (400-600)

PEPSI-COLA TIN BOTTLE SIGN. Embossed Canadian version sign in its original cardboard packaging is marked “Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada, Ltd”. Bottom is marked “Made in Canada” and has 1940 date code. SIZE: 15-3/4″ w x 48″ h. CONDITION: Has two 4″ x 4″ yellow patches of yellow tape(?) flanking the bottle neck that appears factory applied. Otherwise near excellent. 1-11034 (300-500)

TWO SODA SIGNS. 1) Pepsi-Cola aluminum sign with repeating bottle cap image circa 1945. 2) Coca-Cola tin case sign captioned “Take A Case Home Today”. Lithographed by Robertson, 1947. SIZE: 14″ w x 36″ h and 19-1/2″ w x 27-3/4″ h respectively. CONDITION: Both items are near excellent. 1-11004, 1-11007 (300-400)

LOT OF 4 PEPSI-COLA ITEMS. 1) Embossed cardboard marquee with wood base. Reverse side features information on how to detect counterfeit currency provided by the Secret Service. Used as a cash register sign, Circa 1940. Very good condition. Size is 10″ w x 6-1/4″ h. 2) Embossed die-cut tin bottle cap sign. Very good to excellent condition with a few minor bends/paint chips to cap tips. Size is 13″ dia. 3) 38th Anniversary promotional program full of factory scene color plates. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 8-1/4″ w x 11″ h. 4) Embossed tin corner sign with bottle cap graphic. Near excellent condition. Size is 10-1/2″ w x 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11030 (400-600)

PEPSI-COLA TIN THERMOMETER & MATCHBOOK COVER COLLECTION. Lot consists of a circa 1941 vintage thermometer captioned “Weather Cold or Weather Hot Pepsi-Cola Hits the Spot” as well as a collection of 48 matchbook covers. Each features a different military company/squadron/battalion together with their graphic insignia which in this case were all designed by Walt Disney. SIZE: Thermometer is 7″ w x 27″ h and individually the matchbooks are 4-1/2″ w x 1-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Thermometer is good to very good; scuffing to woman’s face and to background right of bottle. The matchbook collection is very good. 1-11001, 1-11006 (400-600)

LOT OF 5 PEPSI & 7-UP SIGNS. Lot includes a two-sided metal flange sign featuring the Pepsi-Cola bottle cap. Stout Sign Co., St. Louis. Very good to excellent condition with a few light scuffs/scratches. Lot also includes 3 Pepsi-Cola cardboard drink mixer signs, 2 which read “Say: Mix Mine with Pepsi-Cola for a Grand Rum Drink”. Other Pepsi reads “We Use Pepsi-Cola Exclusively in Making Rum Drinks”. Pepsi items are in near excellent condition and measure 11-3/4″ x 6″ h each. Also includes a 7-Up aluminum wall plate sign which reads “In Case of Emergency”. Good to very good condition and measures 4″ x 8″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11011, 1-11024 (500-800)

PUNCH & JUDY CELLULOID SIGN. This rare sign with a cardboard easel features a colorful cameo inset of Punch & Judy and is captioned “Drink a Punch & Judy Cocktail – It Recuperates”. The Punch & Judy Co., Maywood, NJ. Reverse label reads “Crystaloid” sign made by Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, NJ. SIZE: 11-3/4″ w x 7″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with wonderful, original surface gloss. Appears to have never been used. 1-10871 (750-1,000)

MOXIE HORSEMOBILE SELF-FRAMED TIN SIGN. One of the more interesting Moxie advertisements is this embossed tin sign with an illustration of the Moxie horsemobile on the roadway passing a large Moxie billboard in the background. The banner at the top of the sign reads “Candy, Soda, Cigars”. Circa 1933. SIZE: 54″ w x 29-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Good overall condition with some pitting and corrosion to the left portion of the sign; some horizontal staining through the word “Moxie”; and some scattered scuffs and scrapes. 1-10841 (500-700)

LOT OF 2 TIN SOFT DRINK SIGNS. 1) Whistle embossed tin sign with elf circa 1948. Very good to excellent condition with light wear to the raised border and a couple of small scuffs. Size is 26″ w x 30″ h. 2) Orange Crush embossed tin sign circa 1937. Very good to excellent condition with a few subtle dents and small scuffs. Size is 30″ w x 36″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-11 (600-900)

LOT OF 2 SODA SIGNS. 1) Art Deco inspired paper sign for “Truly Delightful Double Orange” soda by Rolf Armstrong of a flapper beauty. Near excellent condition. Sight Size is 17-1/2″ dia in professionally matted frame. 2) Circa 1940s Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Eskimo cardboard die-cut. Sign is captioned “50 Years – The Favorite!”. Good to very good condition with light edge wear to bottle cap and Eskimos head. Size is 17″ w x 41″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11040 (300-400)

7-UP “FRESH UP” TIN SIGN. Embossed sign “Fresh Up with 7-Up”, circa 1949 by the Stout Sign Co., St. Louis. SIZE: 27″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-11005 (200-400)

LOT OF 10 SODA SIGNS. 1) Pepsi-Cola cardboard die-cut with two policemen flanking a 6-pack of Pepsi. Circa 1940. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 22″ w x 14″ h. 2) Coca-Cola porcelain German sign. Circa 1950s. Near excellent condition. Size is 18″ w x 23″ h. 3) Two Cott embossed tin soda sign with a bowl of fruit captioned “True Fruit and Terrific!”. One is near excellent condition while the other is very good condition. Size is 17-1/4″ w x 23-1/4″ h. 4) Coca-Cola Kit Carson bandana. Very good condition. Size is 19″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 5) “O-So Grape” Soda cardboard sign. Signed in original marked gilt frame. Very good to excellent condition. Overall size is 30-1/2″ w x 13-1/2″ h. 6) Milton Spring Beverages embossed tin sign. Near excellent condition. Size is 24″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 7) Hires Root Beer magazine ad. Good condition. Sight Size is 5″ w x 8″ h. 8) Clicquot Club Beverages embossed tin sign. Manufactured by A-M Sign Co., Lynchburg, VA. Circa 1954. Near excellent condition. Size is 48″ w x 17-3/4″ h. 9) Original watercolor on cardboard panel by artist Chas. H. Smith for The Murray Co. Sodawater Flavors, circa 1903. Illustration of two Colonial garbed gents filling their mugs from soda fountain spigots. Close examination under a lens reveals extremely fine detail and tonal gradation. A truly remarkable piece. This artist’s style is highly reminiscent of Maxfield Parrish. Sign is in overall very good condition, but does need conservation to a break at upper left corner. A previous break to bottom left pilaster base has been closed and touched up. Image Size is 21-1/2″ w x 30″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-12 (800-1,200)

LOT OF APPROX 15 MISC SODA ADVERTISING PIECES. 1) 7-Up cardboard fan with pin-up bathing beauty on the front and 7-Up advertisement on the reverse. Very good condition. Size is 9″ w x 14-1/2″ h. 2) Thirteen cardboard die-cut signs, Circa 1940s-1950s in very good to excellent condition. Sizes vary. 3) Three Pepsi-Cola horizontal cardboard signs, circa 1958-60 with two versions that read “Be Sociable, Serve Pepsi” and a “Be Sociable, Have a Pepsi”. All three are near excellent condition. Each are 28″ w x 11″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11023 (250-350)

JAHN’S LEADED GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN LEADED GLASS SHADE. John Jahn was a German immigrant who arrived in New York City in the 1880s at the age of 14. He opened his first soda fountain in the Bronx in 1897 and later opened three more in Jamaica, Richmond Hill and Flushing, NY. This shade hung in the soda fountain, the last one closing in 2008. This shade with two side panels is lettered with “Jahn’s” while the other two feature the initial “J”. SIZE: 20″ sq x 13″ h. CONDITION: Very good with just two small pieces having hairline cracks. 1-10600 (600-900)

PAIR OF ILLUMINATED APOTHECARY LEADED GLASS SHOW GLOBES. Circa 1890. Exceptionally rare pair of hanging stained glass teardrop apothecary show globes and brackets feature six multi-colored tulip design panels set against clear ice chip glass backgrounds, segmented by deep red geometric borders accented by green jewels. Just as spectacular are the cast iron figural griffin hanging brackets that support them. SIZE: 14-1/2″ h x 10″ dia. Brackets approx. 10″ l. CONDITION: Near excellent with a few tight hairlines. Brackets appear to have old brass color repaint. 1-10587 (3,500-4,500)

AYER’S SARSAPARILLA POSTER. Uncommon poster depicting a thankful father holding his young daughter aloft who appears has been cured through the healing properties of this Lowell, Mass. maker’s patent preparation. One-sheet stone lithograph, circa 1905. SIZE: 28-3/4″ w x 41″ h. CONDITION: Very good condition with just a few faint fold lines; displays well. An exceptional looking sign. 1-10820 (2,500-3,500)

AYERS PILLS POSTER. J.C. Ayer & Co. stone lithograph has an illustration of an adorable little girl with white bonnet holding a box of this maker’s medication, captioned “Ayers Pills Are Sugar Coated – Will You Have One?”. Circa 1905. SIZE: Sight Size 28-3/4″ w x 41″ h professionally matted and framed. CONDITION: A few non-offensive fold lines otherwise very good condition with fresh colors. 1-10819 (2,500-3,500)

AYER’S PILLS INDIAN POSTER. Extremely scarce and desirable one-sheet poster with a fabulous stone lithographed illustration of Native American Indians with a bottle of Ayers pills as testimony to the “Universally Popular” benefits found in this Lowell, Mass. company’s preparation. SIZE: Sight size 28-1/2″ w x 40″ h., professionally matted and framed. CONDITION: Near excellent with just a few faint fold marks. Simply a spectacular looking sign and an iconic example to emerge from the “Golden Age” of American lithography. 1-10824 (5,000-10,000)

MARSEILLES WHITE SOAP CHROMO-LITHOGRAPH. Early stone lithograph with an adorable illustration of a little girl on her bicycle, returning from the general store, clutching a colossal bar of Marseilles soap. Only copy of this poster known to cataloger. Printed for the Lautz Bro’s, Buffalo, NY by Joseph P. Knapp 1898. SIZE: Sight Size 26″ w x 38-1/4″ h. Housed in frame. CONDITION: Central portion of the field is in very good condition. The poster appears to have been archivally mounted to a paper backing and professionally restored with some visible repairs to margins and four corners. Examination with a black light shows in-painting to the perimeter. 1-10893 (2,000-4,000)

TWO AYER’S ADVERTISING POSTERS. 1) Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral poster claims this product “Cures La Grippe” and is “Prompt To Act-Sure to Cure”. Ayer’s cherry pectoral was first introduced in 1841 by James Ayer of Lowell, Ma as a cough and cold formula. It became wildly popular. The pre-1898 recipe was made with a mixture that contained alcohol and morphine. Then they substituted a new cough suppressant developed by the folks over at Bayer called “Heroin” in lieu of the new morphine up until 1909 when it was removed. 2) Ayer’s Sarsaparilla poster promoted this concoction “For All Blood Diseases – Cures Others, Will Cure You”. SIZE: Each are 30-1/2″ w x 42-3/4″ h. CONDITION: 1) Good; visible folds with some light tears; some letter “ghosting” from what appears to have been another similar poster that had lain on top of it subsequent to printing. 2) Good; visible folds with some paper loss and color touch up; a few scattered areas of paper loss to the right margin and at “Sarsaparilla”; light staining with very light “ghosting” of letters from similar poster. 1-10826, 1-10827 (1,000-1,500)

DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS STORE DISPLAY. Complete five piece die-cut cardboard display with the original paper banner in its original cardboard shipping flat. Lithographed by John Igelstroem Co., Massillon, OH. SIZE: Tri-fold sign measures 41-3/4″ w x 27″ h. CONDITION: All pieces are in near excellent condition; folding panel has foxing to the backside. 1-11015 (400-600)

TARRANT’S SELTZER APERIENT POSTER. Illustration of a woman displaying a banner which reads: “Seltzer Aperient”. This poster has been printed in red and black with the appearance of a wood block print. SIZE: 49-1/2″ w x 32″ h. CONDITION: Good with visible folds and areas of discoloration which don’t detract from the graphic appeal of this illustration. Professional restoration to lower right corner and margin. 1-10828 (400-800)

3 ADVERTISING POSTERS. 1) Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator poster with colorful broadside promoting this patent medicine as a remedy for “Chronic Liver Complaints, Tropid Liver, Jandice…..Malaria” among other maladies. Printed by the American Bank Note Co., 53 Broadway, N.Y. 2) Ivory Soap paper poster on canvas sign captioned, “It Will Float”. 3) Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient paper broadside poster promoting the use of Tarrant’s Seltzer. SIZE: 28″ w x 43″ h, 56-1/2″ w x 17″ h and 21″ w x 27-3/4″ h respectively. CONDITION: 1) Good to very good; visible folds with some small areas of paper loss; a few areas of paper loss to the perimeter. 2) Generally good; some strong horizontal folds with some pigment and paper loss; some light staining. 3) Generally good with multiple folds and light stains. 1-10838, 1-10839, 1-10840 (600-800)

DR. SHOOP’S COUGH SYRUP R.O.G. SIGN. Eye-catching advertisement that reads “Dr. Shoop’s Cough Syrup Cures The Cough”. Lettering has all been highlighted with metal foil. SIZE: 17-1/2″ w x 5-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with two holes drilled along top edge that were used for hanging. 1-10990 (200-400)

LOT OF 28 ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) International Poultry Farms of Revere, Mass. colorful calendar top uses a semi-nude pinup to grab the consumers attention. Calendar top is captioned “Fancy Live Poultry Neatly Dressed While You Wait”. Artwork by Gene Presslar circa 1930. Calendar top appears dry-mounted to foam core and has lifted in some spots. Moderate creasing upper left with some color touch-up. Sight Size is 28″ w x 29-1/4″ h. 2) Chase & Sanborn country store interior illustration captioned “An Old Fashion New England Grocery”. Copyright by Abbott Graves 1897. Very good condition. Sight Size is 19-3/4″ w x 17-1/2″ h in original frame. 3) Donnelly Adv. porcelain sign. Very good condition with two chips. Size is 24″ w x 3″ h. 4) Camel Cigarette cardboard die-cut sign with movie actress. Very good condition. Size is 21-3/4″ w x 30″ h. 5) Collection of 11 American Cereal Company oversize trade cards which have been nicely matted and framed. Very good to excellent condition. Each measure 7-1/2″ w x 5″ h with the frame collection measuring 31″ w x 30″ h. 6) Illustration of Victorian gentleman in top hat printed on textured cardboard advertising Beau Brummell Ties in original marked frame. Good to very good condition with small puncture and crease. Overall is 20″ w x 26″ h. 7) Lot of 8 L&M Cigarettes paper posters. Very good to excellent condition. All are 21″ sq. 8) Lot of 2 Beech-Nut heavy cardboard signs intended for use while playing Bridge. Very good condition. Overall 26″ w x 18″ h. 9) Town Talk Bread metal door pull. Good condition; has been repainted with some wear and chips to repaint. Size is 3″ w x 18-1/2″ h. 10-11) Two R.O.G. signs; one features Beech-Nut gum and fruit drops and the other is Life Savers. Each are in fair condition with paint flaking. Size is 5″ w x 20″ h each. Includes 2 additional advertisements. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-7 (400-600)

LARGE LOT OF ADVERTISING EPHEMERA. Highlights of this lot include: 90 trade cards, 80 Victorian Valentines, 120 cut calendar tops from the late 1800s to mid 1900s; many from Maine businesses, several Chevrolet booklets, political ephemera including campaign posters for Herbert Hoover, Harding/Coolidge, Davis, picture postcard of and signed by Margaret Chase Smith, 7 folding die-cut calendars which were supplements to the Christian Herald or Grand Union, and much more. A wide assortment of ephemera with much being related to the Phillips, Maine region. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Items generally are good to very good. 1-10800 (500-1,000)

EASTMAN CO. “KODAK CAMERA” PORCELAIN SIGN. Extremely rare porcelain sign manufactured by the National Enamel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. for this Rochester, N.Y. based company. Sign was manufactured with six factory mounting holes around the perimeter and produced using a light gauge steel blank, not iron. Light shelving of the white on blue background appears to have been done using the silkscreen process. Sign unknown to Eastman-Kodak Co. archive department. SIZE: 15-3/4″ w x 19-5/8″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-10564 (500-700)

DIXON’S STOVE POLISH POSTER. Wonderful Victorian parlor scene with the fashionably attired lady of the house talking on her candlestick telephone beside the caption “Hello! Central – Send One Dozen Big Cake”. Stone lithographed for the Jos. Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City, NJ. SIZE: 12-1/2″ w x 28-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with just a few minuscule spots of color touch up only visible with a black light. Retains both top and bottom metal hanging strips. 1-10845 (400-600)

STORE DISPLAY GLASS RISERS & CANDY JARS. Lot includes six 7″ glass risers; two 15″ glass risers; one 11″ Bunte candy jar and two miscellaneous candy jars with original lids. CONDITION: Risers and jars are in very good condition; three of the short risers are without their threaded metal caps. 1-10594 (150-250)

RED GOOSE SHOES PORCELAIN NEON SIGN. The most sought after of all the popular Red Goose Shoe advertisements is this porcelain neon sign. The bright red neon color complements the porcelain on the case. SIZE: 12″ w x 24″ h x 6-1/2″ d. CONDITION: In working condition with chain hanger and original power cord. Two small chips to the “E” in “Red” and at one grommet. A very nice example, has been in storage and would benefit from a nice cleaning. 1-10867 (1,500-2,500)

LOT OF 5 RED GOOSE SHOES STORE DISPLAYS. 1) Electrified motion display with a Red Goose laminated wood sign which pivots back and forth. Very good condition. Overall 33″ h x 42″ w. 2) Figural Red Goose papier mache display that sits on a simulated nest. Moving the goose’s neck backwards and forwards rotates a mechanism which releases a golden egg with a toy inside. Includes easel back die-cut cardboard sign that reads “Hey! Boys ‘n Girls ask the Red Goose for a Golden Egg…” and includes seven eggs. Very good condition mechanism needs some adjustment. Approx. 26″ l x 28″ h. 3) Red Goose Shoes nodder that has a composition bird body on what appears to be a painted plaster base. Very good condition. Size is 6-1/4″ h. 4-5) Pair of Red Goose chalkware displays each with doweled bodies for displaying small shoes. Good to very good condition with scattered paint chips. Size is 11-1/4″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10868 (500-750)

LOT OF 4 CHALKWARE ADVERTISING FIGURES. Lot includes two Pfeiffer’s Brewing Co. figures of a “Johnny Pfeiffer” playing a flute, one Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Eskimo bank and a Poll-Parrot Shoes parrot. SIZE: Pfeiffer’s are 7-1/4″ h. Clicquot is 6-3/4″ h. Poll-Parrot is 14-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Pfeiffer’s are very good, the Clicquot Club is very good and the Poll-Parrot parrot has had some color touch-up to base; a few chips to his perch and a few scattered flakes, otherwise good to very good. 1-11039 (300-400)

PETER’S WEATHERBIRD SHOES CARDBOARD SIGN. Early sign for Peter’s “Diamond Brand” shoes. Depicts Uncle Sam up at the chalkboard instructing an international group of student “birds” to wear Weatherbird Shoes. SIZE: Sight Size is 24″ w x 15″ h. CONDITION: Generally good; there is a closed 5″ horizontal tear at Uncle Sam and a secondary break to the cardboard at the podium; a few scattered scuffs. 1-10921 (200-300)

DR. PRICE’S BAKING POWDER POSTER. Extremely rare stone lithograph – only example known. Fabulous image of a French countryside vista depicting colorfully clad ladies and gents in a vineyard harvesting grapes, from which the cream of tartar for Dr. Price’s Baking Powder is derived. In the distance is a large chateaux overlooking a lake surrounded by mountains. The caption at the bottom reads: “Scene in France – Gathering Grapes For Making Cream Of Tartar For Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder”. Printed by the Krebs Lith. Co. Cincinnati, circa 1880, on cotton rag paper. Dr. Price’s Baking Powder was the invention of Dr. Vincent Clarence Price (1832-1914), grandfather of the Hollywood movie actor Vincent Price. He is credited with creating the first cream of tartar baking powder that went into production in 1865. Dr. Price partnered up with a local banker to create the “Steele and Price Company”. Together they opened a factory in Chicago and began manufacturing “Dr. Price’s Baking Powder”. In February 1884 Dr. Price bought out his partner and incorporated under the name “The Dr. Price Baking Powder Company”. SIZE: Sight Size is 16-1/4″ x 24-1/2″. CONDITION: Displays in near excellent condition. Poster has been professionally archivally cleaned, de-acidified and mounted onto Japanese mulberry paper by the Paper Conservation Studio, NYC. A small 1/2″ x 1/4″ piece of the lower right corner has been professionally inpainted. The colors appear to be as fresh and bright as when printed. 1-11113 (1,750-2,500)

ESKIMO PIE COUNTER TOP DISPENSER. This is the blue and orange version marked on the side “Magic Jar” referring to the interior mirrored glass thermos liner. The insulated round metal lithographed body is supported with three legs that are cast figural Eskimos. Lettering reads “Kept Cold With Magic Ice”, “Real Ice Cream Enrobed In Chocolate” and “Bracing As A Frosty Morning”. Includes original cork insulated lid. Patent numbers indicate this piece was produced circa 1928 for the Eskimo Pie Corp, Louisville, KY. SIZE: 15-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good overall with a few light scrapes and scuffs to the body paint and some loss of plating to the lower section. 1-11025 (1,000-1,500)

RICE’S SEEDS POSTER WITH CABBAGE. Humorous caricature of a jovial gardener with his colossal cabbage, captioned “True Early Winningstadt” variety which this seed company claims is unaffected by cabbage worms. The Germanic gardener is illustrated protecting the cabbage from comical caricatures of cabbage worms who are moving on to easier produce pickings. Lithographed by Mayer, Merkel & Ottman of NY for the Jerome B. Rice & Co, Cambridge, NY. SIZE: Sight Size 20-3/4″ w x 37-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Overall appearance is good to very good with some fold creasing. Close examination reveals several areas of in-painting, some airbrush touch-up to the white background and color touch-up to vertical tear that extends from the middle of the poster down to the German character’s jacket collar. 1-10842 (600-800)

RICE’S SEEDS POSTER WITH UNCLE SAM. Richly illustrated poster with vignettes of colossal produce flanking the central image of Uncle Sam and an international cast of characters engaged in a garden harvest tug-of-war. Poster is captioned “Try Rice’s Seeds – Contended For By All Quarters Of The Globe”. Lithographed for the Rice Seed Company, Cambridge, NY by Cosack & Co., Buffalo & Chicago. SIZE: Sight Size is 26-1/2″ w x 20-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with just some subtle fold lines visible. 1-10843 (600-800)

RICE’S FLOWER SEEDS POSTER. Stunning stone lithographed poster with a colorful illustration of a bohemian styled market flower girl holding a clutch of fresh flowers in a basket at her side. Lithographed for the Gerome B. Rice Seed Co., Cambridge, N.Y. SIZE: Image Size: 19-1/2″ w x 28-1/2″ h in professionally matted frame. CONDITION: Poster appears in near excellent condition but close examination reveals color touch up to fold creases, some scattered areas in the field and around the margin. 1-10844 (400-800)

ARMOUR’S EXTRACT OF BEEF POSTER. Stone lithographed poster depicting a deliriously happy baby enjoying this manufacturers product. Tightly rolled with wood strips at top and bottom. SIZE: 46″ w x 48″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10900 (500-750)

LOT OF 3 ARMOUR’S BEEF EXTRACT SIGNS. Lot includes 1) Cardboard die-cut with image of a nurse serving her patient a bowl of “Armour’s Soluble Beef for Invalids and Convalescents”. Condition is good to very good with a couple of small water stains. Size is 10-3/4″ h x 13-3/4″ w. 2) Embossed cardboard sign with a package illustration of “Armour’s Soluble Beef-A Food For Invalids”. Condition is very good with a couple water stains. Size is 12-1/2″ h x 5-1/4″ w. 3) Embossed cardboard sign for “Armour’s Extract Of Beef For Household Use”. Condition is very good. Size is 12-1/2″ h x 5-1/4″ w. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10899 (300-500)

LOT OF TWO WHITMAN’S CHOCOLATE DISPLAYS. 1) Whitman’s papier-mache messenger boy on original wooden base with a Whitman’s Sampler box of chocolates under his arm. Good to very good condition with stress cracks at the base where he mounts to metal bracket; some scattered wear and paper chipping. Size is 25″ h. 2) Metal vending machine panel (?) featuring an applied brass plated 3-D Whitman’s chocolate messenger boy silhouette. There is plating wear to the applied 3-D silhouette; metal panel is good with some scattered scrapes and scuffs. Approx. 24″ sq. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11038 (600-900)

BAKER CHOCOLATE AND COCOA ADVERTISING SIGN. Illustration of a colonial parlor, rendered in the style of Maxfield Parrish, to promote the chocolate broma and cocoa produced by the Walter Baker Co. of Dorchester, Mass. The sign is in its original marked wood frame, but what is unusual is the composition surface which it has been printed on. A label on the reverse refers to this sign as a “Composition Card Mounts-Better Than Glass or Metal” with a patent date of May 21, 1872. SIZE: 30-3/4″ w x 27″ h overall. CONDITION: Sign is in relatively good condition but exhibits surface flaking across the lower portion of the parlor scene; scattered scuffs and scrapes. 1-10846 (250-450)

LARGE CHASE & SANBORN STORE COFFEE BIN. All four sides feature ornate lithography. Manufactured by Ginna & Co., NY. SIZE: 13″ w x 21-1/2″ h x 13″ d. CONDITION: Overall good with some flaking; replacement lid. 1-10586 (150-250)

LOT OF 5 ADVERTISING ITEMS. This lot includes: 1) “Picaninny Freeze” cardboard sign from Hendlers Ice Cream copyright 1922. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 14″ w x 11″ h. 2) “Inside Straights Cheroots” die-cut cigar sign from Baron & Co., Baltimore, MD. Nice image of young woman posing against a ship’s anchor background. Near excellent condition with some minor edge wear. Sight Size is 10″ w x 14-1/4″ h. 3) Canada Dry tin door push. Very good condition with some paint loss along bottom edge; a few scuffs. Size is 3-1/2″ w x 12″ h. 4) “Wm. Franz” Ginger Ale tin door push. Very good condition with some perimeter edge wear; few spots of light corrosion. Size is 3-7/8″ w x 9-1/2″ h. 5) “Squeeze” soda cardboard die-cut. Easel-back sign with illustration of brother and sister raiding the fridge for some cold bottles of Squeeze. Very good to excellent condition; some chips to perimeter edge; a few spots and flakes to image. Size is 15″ w x 20-1/2″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11031 (200-300)

SET OF FOUR CARDBOARD 1950’s DINER SIGNS. Colorful hand-painted diner signs for a variety of sandwich specials. SIZE: 28″ w x 22″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10591 (200-400)

TWO CIGAR COMPANY REVERSE ON GLASS SIGNS. 1) Pennant Cigars Baseball super high quality glass sign that uses a combination of reverse painting and silver foil inlay to provide an accent to the “Hand Made American League Perfectos” applied paper baseball graphic. The bottom panel carries the name of “Alphonso Rios & Co., Makers”. 2) Moonstruck cigars beautiful diminutive glass sign that reads “Smoke Moonstruck Cigars – Alfonso Rios & Co.”. Features applied paper cigar box label of butterfly winged damsel sharing a smoke the Man In The Moon. Lettering highlighted with foil and mother-of-pearl accents. SIZE: Sight Size is 17-1/2″ w x 6-1/8″ h and 14-3/4″ w x 7-3/4″ h respectively. CONDITION: 1) Sign has two holes drilled at top when it was likely originally hung by chain. Otherwise in near excellent condition. 2) Near excellent. 1-10991, 1-10992 (600-800)

BOX FULL OF TOBACCO SILKS & MAYO’S BASEBALL CARDS. Lot consists of approx. 100 silks & a collection of Mayo’s Tobacco comic baseball cards, including: 13 birds, 10 costumes, 13 Indians, 5 flowers, 8 butterflies, 10 fruit, 27 flags, 4 bathing beauties and 22 Mayo’s Tobacco baseball comic cards. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. 1-10901 (500-1,000)

COLONIAL CLUB CIGAR LITHOGRAPH. Colonial Club 5 cent Cigar lithograph. A lovely young damsel in a broad rimmed straw hat is used to lure customers to this cigar brand. Gorgeous saturated colors. SIZE: Sight Size is 16-1/4″ w x 22″ h. CONDITION: Small corner tear at upper left, otherwise near excellent condition. 1-11028 (300-500)

LOT OF ADVERTISING CIGAR BOX OPENERS. Approximately 28 pieces including R.G. Sullivan, Cochrain Stogies, Charles Denby, John Schultz, Brandeis Candies, Niles & Moser, J.N. Carr & Son, El Verso, Magellan, San Felice, Agnes Booth, Domestic, John Ruskin, La Fendrich, Generals Cigar, Red Dot, and others. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-11037 (300-400)

CREMO CIGARS WOOD & METAL CIGAR STORAGE HUMIDOR. Interior is metal lined with pockets for placing absorbent pads depending on whether the climate is wet or dry. Trunk exterior is simulated wood grain metal with reinforced metal edges and corners. SIZE: 27-3/4″ w x 16-1/2″ h x 18″ d. CONDITION: Overall good. 1-11043 (300-500)

HENRY CLAY HAVANA CIGARS POSTER. Circa 1905. Strongly embossed poster sized lithographed advertisement for Julian Alvarez cigars from Havana, Cuba, this sign promotes the “Henry Clay” brand named after the famous 19th century American Statesman and U.S. Senator from Kentucky. A treasure trove of International Exhibition gold medals flank the oval portrait of Henry Clay within a wreath of cigars, cigar boxes and flowers. Klingenberg Lithographers, Detmold, Germany. SIZE: Sight Size is 20-1/2″ w x 26-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10499 (250-350)

LOT OF 3 CIGAR ADVERTISING PIECES. Lot includes reverse glass graphics of Don Remo cigar cutter and change tray. Also Boston Trade cigar cutter featuring a paper litho in the front glass panel for Boston Trade cigars, Chas. Odence, Mfg. Chrome plated body on oak base. Also includes Garcia Grande countertop, slant front tin display case with glass lid featuring simulated wood grain side panels and lettered “Garcia Grande” on all four sides. Marquee features embossed cigar label that reads “Garcia-Grande–Made by Hand”. SIZE: 9″ w x 4-1/2″ h x 6″ d., 8″ w x 4-1/2″ h x 6″ d., 9-1/2″ w. x 13-1/2″ h x 14 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good, some pitting and plating loss to Boston Trade piece and some corrosion to metal perimeter of hinged lid on Garcia display. 1-11041 (500-700)

GARCIA GRANDE CIGARS CARDBOARD DIE-CUT SIGN. Illustration of young lady tempting customers with a full box of this maker’s cigars. Construction of this easel-back sign has upper and lower panels hinged together. American Litho Co., NY. SIZE: 29-1/2″ w x 34-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Generally good; upper section is better condition than bottom panel which has soiling around the base and some discoloration. 1-11032 (200-400)

LOT OF 4 ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) “Rose-O-Cuba” cigars lithograph. Poor to fair condition. Sight Size is 15-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ h. 2) Sickle Plug Smoking Tobacco poster. Printed canvas poster mounted on foam core. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 36″ w x 16-3/4″ h. 3) Hi-Plane Tobacco tin sign. Raised rim sign with pocket tin graphic. Very good condition with a few very soft bends. Size is 35″ w x 11-1/2″ h. 4) Phillies Cigars masonite sign with metal edges featuring a large cigar. Good to very good condition. Size is 25-1/2″ w x 42″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11036 (250-350)

LOT OF 14 ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) “Smokers Dream” cardboard sign with images of “Granulated 54”, “Big John Plug Cut” and “Orphan Boy” packages. Condition is near excellent. Size is 13-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. 2) Granger pipe tobacco cardboard sign. Condition is near excellent. Size is 13″ w x 20″ h. 3) Leroy Cigars cardboard sign. This is a trolley card which has been trimmed at the left side. Size is 20″ w x 11″ h. 4) White Owl cardboard sign. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 8″ w x 20″ h. 5) Redman Chewing Tobacco paper sign. Near excellent condition. Size is 20-1/2″ w x 10″ h. 6) EPCO-Giants Cigar paper sign. Very good condition. Size is 21″ w x 7″ h. 7-8) Two “La Palina” Cigars cardboard signs used for cigar box displays. Near excellent condition. Each are 9-1/2″ w x 12″ h. 9) Sego Evaporated Milk stone lithographed tri-fold counter-top display. Colorful image of husband and wife at home enjoying recipes using Sego. Near excellent condition. Size is 47″ w x 27″ h. 10) Yeast Foam cardboard die-cut of a woman holding a loaf of bread. Near excellent condition. Sight Size is 12-1/2″ w x 20-1/2″ h. 11-12) Two cardboard signs for “Palm Beach Suits” in very good condition. Size is 10″ w x 13″ h. As well as two additional related items. CONDITION: As noted. 1-11009 (250-350)

LOT OF APPROX. 45 CIGAR ADVERTISING PIECES. Highlights include: 1) (5) J.P. Alley’s “Hambone Cigar” embossed two-sided cardboard signs with plane pilot caricature. Most are near excellent with original string hangers. Size is 7″ dia each. 2) (6) “Smoke Nickel King Cigars” cardboard signs with sand paint lettering. Very good to excellent condition with original chain hangers. Size is 18″ w x 6″ h. 3) Set of Tom Mix cigar labels. Includes embossed inner and outer box labels and wrapper. Near excellent condition. Size varies. 4) (2) American League Perfectos cigar paper labels by Alfonso Rios & Co. Very good condition. Size is 9″ w x 5-3/4″ h. 5) Garcia Grande cigar cardboard poster. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 11″ w x 16″ h. 6) Frings Cigars tin door push. Very good condition. Size is 3-1/2″ w x 9″ h. 7) Assorted chewing tobacco cardboard store boxes for “Peachy”, “Union Workman” and “Old Home Town” brands. Near excellent condition; still folded and unused. Size is 5-1/2″ w x 8-1/2″ h x 4-3/4″ d when folded. 8) Little Bobby cigar cardboard sign. Near excellent condition with string hanger. Size is 9-1/2″ w x 11-1/2″ h. 9) Tin sign for “Diamond Ball” and “Full Jewel” cigars. Near excellent condition. Size is 8″ w x 13-3/4″ h. 10) All Jacks tin Canadian cigarette sign. Near excellent condition. Size is 9-3/4″ w x 13-3/4″ h. 11) Dunham’s Coconut cardboard die-cut. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 12-3/4″ w x 11-1/4″ h. 12) Oneida tobacco label with Indian princess. Near excellent condition. Size is 6-3/4″ w x 10-1/2″ h. 13) Trumps Superior tobacco label by Moore & Calvi, New York. Near excellent condition. Size is 7″ w x 13″ h. 14) The Young Swell tobacco label. Near excellent condition, circa 1869. Size is 7-1/4″ w x 13-1/4″ h. 15) Sailor’s Hope tobacco label from Maclin, Zimmer and McGill, circa 1910. Near excellent condition. Size is 7″ w x 13-1/2″ h. 16) Crusader tobacco label from Watson & McGill. Near excellent condition circa 1880s. Size is 10″ w x 10″ h. 17) The Old Sport tobacco label. Near excellent condition. Size is 10-3/4″ sq. 18) The Derby tobacco label from David Dunlop. Near excellent condition. Size is 12-3/4″ w x 6-3/4″ h. 19) Van Dyck Cigar 1920s cardboard sign with string hanger. Very good condition. Size is 7-3/4″ w x 11-3/4″ h. 20) Parcel Post Cigars cardboard sign with string hanger. Good to very good condition with some staining. Size is 10-3/4″ w x 7-1/2″ h. 21) Abram Clark cardboard sign with string hanger. Very good condition. Size is 9″ w x 12-1/2″ h. 22) Wm. Penn cardboard sign. Good to very good condition. Size is 7″ w x 11″ h. 23) La Palina die-cut cardboard sign. Very good condition. Size is 9″ w x 11″ h. 24) White Orchid Cigar cardboard sign. Very good condition. Size is 8-3/4″ w x 9-1/2″ h. 25) Red Dot Cigar folding die-cut cardboard sign with string hanger. Near excellent condition in original mailing envelope. Size is 36-1/2″ w x 5-1/4″ h. Lot includes 12 other related and non-related items. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10989 (600-900)

BASS ALE TIN SIGN. Early lithograph tin sign with still life of Bass Ale bottle, glass and cigar on a table top. Even more interesting is the fact the artist can be seen reflected in the bottle on the table. Bottled by Thomas McMullen. SIZE: 11-1/2″ w x 15-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; some light pitting to the left side and bottom. 1-10857 (150-250)

LOT OF 4 BREWERY ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) Anheuser-Busch lithograph, circa 1896 with illustration of both American political parties fortifying themselves with Anheuser-Busch “Malt-Nutrine” that they may endure the hardships of that year’s Presidential campaign. Near excellent condition. Sight Size is 13-1/4″ w x 9-1/2″ h. 2) 1901 illustration of a beguiling chambermaid is used to promote the ales and lagers brewed by Bowler Bros. Brewing Co. of Worcester, Mass. This sign was quite possibly a calendar top which has had extensive margin areas cropped out, probably due to condition issues. Remaining matted image is in very good condition. Sight Size is approx. 11″ w x 21″ h. 3) Wonderful early lithograph of French military officers entertaining attractive risque clad young ladies, celebrating with magnum bottles of “Maximum” and “Napoleon’s Cabinet” brands of champagne from Bouche Fils & Co., Mareuil-Sur-Ay, France”. Lithograph Circa 1880s by Mayer, Merkal & Ottmann NY. Very good to excellent condition with slight fade to the reds. Sight Size is 21-1/4″ w x 15-3/4″ h. 4) Centlivre Brewing Co. factory aerial view lithograph. Colorful street scape around brewery features horse-drawn wagons, buggies and trolley cars. The Henderson Lithographing Co., Cincinnati for this Fort Wayne, Indiana Brewer. Near excellent condition and appears to be in original frame. Sight Size is 36″ w x 23-1/2″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-13 (800-1,200)

LOT OF 8 BEER ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) Early pre-prohibition Anheuser-Busch R.O.G. circular sign with gold foil highlights. Good condition with some lifting to the reverse paint. Size is 9-1/4″ dia. 2) Red Lion Ale & Beer chalkware sign. Very good condition. Size is 10″ w x 15″ h. 3) Duquesne Brewing Company R.O.G. sign for their Silver Top brand beer from this Pittsburgh, PA brewer in original frame with stand. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 18″ w x 14″ h. 4) Ballantine Ale R.O.G. sign with gold and red foil highlights. Good condition with discoloration to reverse paint. Size is 12″ w x 8″ h. 5) Falstaff Beer charger from this St. Louis brewer circa 1950s. Good to very good condition with some wear to gilt perimeter and light spotting to interior field. Size is 24″ dia. 6) Ahrens-Bullwinkel Co. A.B.C. Bourbon & Rye Whiskey curled corner tin sign. Nice early sign with stag lithograph from the San Francisco, Cal. liquor merchant. As well as two other beer related advertising signs. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-25 (400-600)

LOT OF 12 ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) Tappan Zee-Gin print on canvas in original marked frame of a Dutchman fishing. Very good to excellent condition. Size is overall 17-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 2) Buchanan’s Scotch Whiskey cardboard sign with illustration of hunting dog. Good condition. Sight Size is 14-1/2″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 3) National Temperance Society cardboard sign captioned “Five Steps Drinking Brandy, Rum Etc.”. Good condition. Sight Size is 18-1/2″ w x 11-3/4″ h. 4) Lord Calvert Whiskey melamine laminate sign. Near excellent condition. Size is 24″ w x 18″ h. 5-6) Seagram Whiskey prints on canvas of Canada’s founder Samuel de Champlain. One in very good to excellent condition and other is about good condition having numerous surface blemishes with color touch-up. Size is 27″ w x 30″ h. 7) Wilken Family Whiskey celluloid sign. Good condition. Image Size is 21″ w x 26″ h. 8) Seagram Whiskey cardboard sign with an illustration of a Colonial pub. Good condition with some separation and wrinkling of the paper surface. Size is 32″ w x 24″ h. 9) Two old Mr. Boston whiskey metal signs. One cast bronze in the shape of a wall plaque and the second a pot metal bust of old Mr. Boston. Both are good to very good condition. Lot also includes two additional related prints. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-26 (200-300)

LOT OF 20 BREWERY ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) Heileman’s Old Style Lager beer illustration on canvas of a Grenadier. Very good condition. Sight Size is 19″ w x 30-1/2″ h. 2) Genesee Brewing Co. cardboard poster titled “12 Course Ale”. Illustration of Clydesdale team pulling delivery wagon. Very good condition. Image Size is 38-1/4″ w x 20-1/4″ h. 3) Pabst Blue Ribbon lithograph on paper in original marked frame. Fair condition with considerable moisture staining. Overall size is 25-1/4″ w x 22″ h. 4) Pabst Blue Ribbon cardboard poster captioned “Good Old Time Beer Flavor” in original marked frame. Small paper tear at upper left field, otherwise good condition. Overall 39″ w x 22″ h. 5) Schlitz Brewing Co. factory sign with original lettered matte and frame. Illustration is in good condition with water stain to right margin; matte board has a couple scattered water stains. Overall 41″ w x 18-3/4″ h. 6) Silver Spring Brewery paper lithograph of a fireman from this Victoria, B.C. brewer. Near excellent condition. Image is 16-1/2″ dia. 7) Carling’s Ale T.O.C. sign with imbibing policemen entitled “Nine ‘Pints’ of the Law”. Good to very good condition with small puncture at bottom, few light scattered scuffs. Size is 20″ w x 13″ h. 8-9) Two Yuengling Brewing Co. cardboard signs with easel backs for Chesterfield Ale. Illustration features inset portrait of blond woman with glass of ale. Both are good to very good condition having some scattered wear and a few scuffs. Size is 18″ w x 30″ h each. 10) Carling’s Red Cap Ale R.O.G. sign. Large green bottle graphic captioned “Quality That Never Varies”. The R.O.G. is very good to excellent condition; the cardboard backing has some mold and foxing. Overall size is 13″ w x 23″ h. 11) Hanley’s Ale R.O.G. sign with bulldog from the James Hanley Brewing Co., Providence, R.I. Good condition with some flaking and lifting of paint to the reverse red background. Overall size is 17-3/4″ w x 14″ h. 12) Balentine R.O.G. sign. Good condition with some lifting to paint at left side of sign. Overall size is 17-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. 13) Drewry’s Beer and Ale silkscreened tin sign. Image of Canadian Mountie with his trusty steed. Good to very good condition with slight mottling of background to right of horse’s chest. Overall size is 21″ w x 26-1/4″ h. 14) Budweiser Anheuser-Busch print of Cyldesdale team pulling red delivery wagon circa 1920s. Good condition with some noticeable mottling of color to the sky. Sight Size is 24-3/4″ w x 9″ h. Lot also includes 6 additional advertising prints. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-24 (400-600)

Revised: 5/3/2011

Additional Information: No top or bottom bands, it has been laid down.

Correction: The estimate should be $1,000-$1,500

PETERS “LOADED SHELLS” POSTERS. Poster is captioned “Steel Where Steel Belongs”. Illustration of flock of mallard ducks in flight by the artist G. Muss Arnolt, Circa 1915. SIZE: Sight Size: 19-1/4″ x 29″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with only a few subtle horizontal roll creases. A really fine example of this poster. 1-10790 (3,000-5,000)

Revised: 5/3/2011

Additional Information: No top or bottom bands, it has been laid down.

Correction: Estimate should be $800-$1,200

PETERS BIG GAME AMMUNITION POSTER WITH ELK. Illustration of a bull elk sounding off from a mountainside by the artist Philip R. Goodwin is used to promote this company’s large caliber ammunition. SIZE: Sight Size: 20″ x 28-1/2″. CONDITION: Good to very good; slight paper loss at bottom left corner and a sliver at the bottom right margin; light water stain at top right corner; 1-1/2″ vertical tear at bottom. 1-10788 (2,500-3,500)

HERCULES POWDER CO. DIE-CUT STORE DISPLAY. Cardboard tri-fold display promoting their “E.C.” and “Infallible” smokeless shotgun powder brands. Panel images include a WWI soldier, trap shooting at the range, and a hunting scene in the field. SIZE: 31-3/4″ w x 24″ h. CONDITION: Very good; small tape repair to break at top corner; minor soiling along very top edge. 1-10785 (1,500-2,000)

Revised: 5/3/2011

Additional Information: No top or bottom bands, it has been laid down.

Estimate should be $500-$700.

PETERS BIG GAME AMMUNITION POSTER WITH BEARS. Illustration of mother bear with her cubs making their way down a mountainside is used to promote this company’s large caliber line of ammunition. Original artwork by Philip R. Goodwin. SIZE: 19-1/4″ x 28″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; extensive roll creasing. 1-10789 (1,250-1,750)

PETER’S CARTRIDGE CARDBOARD DIE-CUT DISPLAY. Illustration of long horn sheep scampering down a rocky cliff from this Cincinnati, Ohio manufacturer. SIZE: 12-3/4″ w x 17″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-11050 (500-700)

LOT OF 5 FIREARM & HUNTING RELATED SIGNS. 1) Flyer with price list for the John P. Lovell Arms Co. Circa 1900. Very good to excellent condition. Sight Size is 9″ w x 11-1/2″ h. 2) Speer Bullet display board with Indian village illustration. Very good condition. Overall Size is 23-3/4″ w x 13-3/4″ h in original wooden frame. 3) WWII Colt handgun poster. Good condition with some age toning. Sight Size is 22-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ h. 4) Remington UMC Ammunition poster of a hunter with his English setter in front of the fireplace. Good to very good condition; has moderate rippling to the paper possibly flattened if dry mounted. Sight Size is 16-3/4″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 5) Western-Winchester poster of a hunter and pheasant. Copyright 1955. Good condition with some foxing to the white borders. 28″ w x 42″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-4 (200-400)

LOT OF APPROX. 36 FRAMED MILITARY PRINTS, SIGNS & POSTERS. Highlights include: 1) 1898 Spanish-American War cavalry lithograph of soldier on horseback on textured paper by Henry L. Turner. Very good to excellent condition. Sight Size is 15-1/2″ w x 25-3/4″ h. 2) 1898 Spanish-American War cavalry lithograph on textured paper of an Artillery Company with cannon on horseback by Henry L. Turner. Good condition with puncture on left side. Sight Size is 15-1/2″ w x 25-3/4″ h. 3) Battleship USS Pennsylvania print 1942. Good condition. Sight Size is 19-3/4″ w x 16-1/2″ h. 4) Set of 3 WWII prints of Navy aircraft on bombing missions from the Wright Aeronautical Corp., Copyright 1945. All are in good to very good condition. Sight Size is 16-1/2″ w x 20-1/2″ h. 5) WWI Red Cross poster “Red Cross Christmas Roll Call”. Illustration by E.H. Blashfield, 1918. Very good condition. Size is 19″ w x 28″ h. 6) Cambridge, Mass 1940 calendar with image of pilots in their aircraft. Good to very good condition with full date pad and top metal hanging strip. Size is 15″ w x 24″ h. 7) Set of 3 cardboard prints depicting Marine engagements at Okinawa, Peleliu and the Marshals. Condition averages about good with some foxing and some rippling. Sight Size is 24-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. 8) WWI Marine Corp recruiting poster from the Boston, Mass Recruiting Station. Fair to good condition with a few margin tears. Size is 30″ w x 40″ h. 9) WWII tire recycling poster captioned “Defense Needs Rubber” issued 1941. Very good condition. Size is 28-1/2″ w x 40″ h. 10) An original graphite drawing by listed artist Haydon Jones of a WWI US Officer in the field. Very good to excellent condition. Sight Size is 13-3/4″ w x 19-1/2″ h. 11) US Navy color photograph, Circa 1962 of the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. Good condition with slight fade. Image Size is 14-3/4″ w x 18-3/4″ h. 12) Panoramic b/w photo of the Navy Zeppelin “Shenandoah” (ZR-1) leaving its hanger, taken at the naval station at Lakehurst, NJ, Sept. 4, 1923. Very good condition with some light foxing. Sight Size is 29″ w x 6-3/4″ h. 13) Photo of the USS Ticonderoga aircraft carrier entering San Francisco Bay Oct. 6, 1945. Very good condition. Sight Size is 20-1/2″ w x 16-1/2″ h. 14) B/w photograph of General George Patton signed by his wife Beatrice Ayer Patton inscribed to to Hamilton High School in Massachusetts commemorating the memory of her famous husband. Near excellent condition. Sight Size is 8″ w x 9-3/4″ h. 15) B/W photograph of the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Lexington. Very good condition. Sight Size is 13-1/4″ w x 10-1/4″ h. 16) Photograph of the USS Leviathan. Very good condition. Sight Size is 18-3/4″ w x 10-3/4″ h. 17) Panoramic sepia photographic print of the US Navy “Flying Cadets” taken March, 1931. Very good condition. Sight Size is 41-1/4″ w x 10-1/4″ h. 18) Panoramic b/w photograph of WWI motorcycles with sidecars at Camp Jackson, SC. Very good condition. Sight Size is 56-1/4″ w x 8-3/4″ h. Also includes 14 additional related military photos and prints with various condition and sizes. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-5 (600-900)

LARGE LOT OF POLITICAL RELATED PIECES. Includes embossed tin Dewey mirror surround (lacking mirror), early paper print of Abraham Lincoln, woven tapestry entitled “Columbus Sighting America”, reverse on glass image of Washington, DC Capitol building, Cotton print of Napoleon and Jefferson, print of classic image of Washington crossing the Delaware, Roosevelt & Johnson campaign poster, large poster of Teddy Roosevelt with speech text entitled “Keep up the Fight for Americanism”, and more. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good overall. 1-10858-6 (300-400)

BLACK AMERICANA RONSON BAR LIGHTER AND CIGARETTE CASE. Fantastic figural cigarette lighter with an Art Deco look. Portraying a black bartender with exaggerated features behind the bar shaking a cocktail. Lighter pulls from receptacle on bar and top opens to reveal cigarette storage areas. SIZE: 6″ l x 7″ h. CONDITION: Very good with a couple small paint chips. 1-10678 (900-1,200)

HOYT’S ANIMATED BLACK AMERICANA SHADOWBOX PICTURE. Of English manufacture during the early 20th century, this is a most deceptive picture when hanging on one’s wall. Slowly the facial expression changes from being simple and humble to a grinning gentleman showing huge lips and an abundance of teeth. To the unsuspecting, they step back and gasp as the series of cams and the clockwork mechanism changes the facial expression radically. Encased behind glass, these pictures usually hung in pubs, saloons, gambling parlors, etc. This particular example has a paper label on the rear with directions for use. SIZE: 21″ w x 26″ h x 4″ d. CONDITION: The paper background with an illustration of the gentleman’s shirt is in fair condition with heavy water stains, a tear and some paper loss at the upper corners; paper is rippled in a few spots. The frame is loose from the box and needs reattachment. Includes key. 1-9854 (1,500-2,000)

LOT OF 30 BLACK AMERICANA COMIC PANELS BY ARTIST R.F. OUTCAULT. Color comic panels copyright 1901 that appears as supplements in the New York Herald. All panels feature outrageous illustrations revolving around the misadventures of Outcault’s character “Pore Lil Mose” and his family. Each panel is individually matted and shrunk wrapped. SIZE: Sight Size averages 13-3/4″ w x 9-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Averages very good to excellent. 1-10858 (800-1,200)

MESSETT’S MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS BLACK AMERICANA POSTER. Stone lithographed stage performance poster with illustration of fashionably dressed gent with a hat full of winnings at the horse track. Quigly Lith. Co., Kansas City, MO. SIZE: Sight Size is 13″ w x 42″ h. CONDITION: A few very light horizontal creases; light soiling to white border otherwise very good. 1-10971 (300-400)

SET OF 12 BLACK AMERICANA DIE-CUTS. Each piece in this set of twelve is captioned underneath with a racially stereotyped version of “12 Bottles of Beer on the Wall”. They start with “Ten little nigger boys went out to dine. One choked his little self and then there were nine”. The twelfth die-cut ends with “These little niggers had little niggers nine whose story we will tell you another time”. SIZE: Individual die-cuts each measure approx. 6″ w x 4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10968 (400-600)

LARGE LOT OF OLD PHOTOS AND PRINTS. Nice grouping of early black and white images, many featuring African Americans. Included is a yardlong tinted photo print poster entitled “White Cotton, Black Pickers, and a Gin”, tinted photo of black youths betting and throwing dice, two cotton handkerchiefs with racially insensitive imagery, Old West downtown scene photo, portrait of men in pith helmets entitled “Photographic Parisienne”, old photo of a horse drawn gig, a large outdoor lumber mill scene, large poster from the South African Government Office showing downtown Johannesburg in its original frame, and more. SIZE: Varies. Largest is 41″ l x 31″ h. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-10858-15 (400-600)

LOT OF 14 PHOTOS OF HOLLYWOOD STARS & OTHER ENTERTAINERS. Includes signed black and white studio shots of entertainment luminaries like Ethel Barrymore, Jack Benny, Joe E. Brown, Sylvia Bowman, Bobby Davis, Pauline Sherman, Judith Anderson, Harry Phelps, and others. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1-10858-1 (300-500)

LOT OF 25 FRAMED SPORTS PHOTOS, PRINTS AND ADVERTISEMENTS. Lot includes horse racing, football, golf, boxing and tennis related items. Highlights among them include: 1) Panoramic photo of the October 1912 Churchill Downs Four Mile Endurance Stakes used as an advertisement for Parker Whiskey. Lettered matte board in fair condition; photograph in very good condition. Image size 41-1/2″ w x 12″ h. 2) Matted photo of the sulky harness racer Dean Hanover. Very good condition. Image size 17″ w x 13-1/2″ h. 3) Matted composite photos of the 1941 sulky racer “Atlantic Hanover” from Springfield, Ill. Very good condition. Size is 16-1/2″ w x 13-1/2″ h. 4) 1931 Grand National’s print “The Water Aintree, 1931″, artist signed by Paul Brown. Very good condition. Image size: 22-1/2″ w x 15″ h. 5) Panoramic photo of Opening Day at Hialeah Park, Florida. 1934. Some rippling otherwise generally good condition. Image size: 38-1/2″ w x 7” h. 6) Print of the sulky racer “Lou Dillon” after the 1905 painting by Gean Smith. Near excellent condition. Image size: 17-1/2″ w x 15″ h. 7) Original water color by Marie Savigne of a lady golfer in its original frame with applied golf bag and golf club appliques, circa 1930. 8) Two posters from the 1972 and 1976 Olympics. 9) Rocky Marciano autographed photo. CONDITION: As stated. 1-10858-2 (500-1,000)

LOT OF 14 MOVIE POSTERS. 1) “The Farmer Takes A Wife” with Betty Grable and Dale Robertson. One-sheet poster copyright 1953 by 20th Century Fox Film Corp. Prominent folds with some tearing otherwise good condition. 2) “The Mayor of 44th Street” with George Murphy and Anne Shirley. One-sheet poster copyright 1942 by the Morgan Litho Corp., Cleveland. Good condition with prominent folds revealing a few light tears. 3) “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love Baby” starring Broderick Crawford. One-sheet poster copyright 1940 by Universal Pictures Corp., printed by the Morgan Litho Corp., Cleveland. Fair to good condition with strong folds and a few tears. 4) “The First Traveling Sales Lady” starring Ginger Rogers and Barry Nelson. One-sheet poster copyright 1956 by RKO Radio Pictures. Good condition with prominent folds having some cellophane tape reinforcement applied to back. 5) “My Heart Belongs To Daddy” starring Richard Carlson. One sheet poster copyright 1942 by Paramount Pictures, printed by Morgan Litho Corp. Fair to good condition with strong folds with some cellophane tape reinforcement to the back. 6) “Knock on Wood” starring Danny Kaye. (Phelps fill in sheet size) copyright 1954 Paramount Pictures Corp. Fair to good condition with some folds, wrinkles and several field punctures. 7)”A Little Bit of Heaven” starring Robert Stack and Gloria Jean. One-sheet poster copyright 1940 Universal Pictures Corp., printed by Morgan Litho Corp. Fair to good condition with prominent folds with some color loss; light soiling and thumbtack holes to the margins. 8) “Courage” one-sheet stone lithographed poster from First National Pictures. Butts Litho Company N.Y. Fair to good condition; folds with some tearing; paper loss right margin extends into image; vertical 4″ tear at bottom. 9) “Little Rascals in Fishy Tales” one-sheet movie poster starring the Little Rascals copyright 1951 for Monogram Pictures. Good condition with flattened folds and area of light staining at the word “Fishy”. 10) “Ken Maynard – The Range Fighter” one-sheet stone lithograph movie poster from Exhibitors Pictures Corp., litho by New Process Art Corp, N.Y. Fair to good condition; paper loss to some folds; scattered creases and tears and some insect damage to lower margin. 11) “Richard E. Byrd’s Little America” jumbo lobby card. Copyright 1935 by Paramount Pictures. Size: 14″ w x 18″ h. Very good condition. 12) Promotional MGM program for the movie “National Velvet” copyright 1945. Good to very good condition; one page appears separated and reattached. 13) Clark Gable MGM 1936 Studio portrait. Size: 22″ w x 28″ h. Good with some light rubbing and foxing. 14) “Legion of the Condemned” starring Fay Wray and Gary Cooper. Size: 14″ w x 11-1/2″ h. Scene card from Paramount Pictures. Fine scratches to photo image otherwise good condition. CONDITION: As stated. 1-10858-29 (800-1,200)

LOT OF 5 THEATER POSTERS. 1) Stone lithograph for Eugene Walter’s production of “Fine Feathers”. Ackermann-Quigley Litho. Co. Condition is very good. Sight Size: 20-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. 2)Stone lithograph for Chas. E. Blaney’s production of “A Boy Wanted”. Copyright 1897 by the Miner Litho. Co. NY.Seaside illustration of two men against a backdrop of a summer resort beach bathers. Condition is good to very good; has some areas of paper lifting and wrinkling. Sight Size: 19-1/2″ w x 25-1/2″ h. 3)Stone lithograph for the theatrical production of “Blue Jeans”. Lithographed by the Enquirer Printing Company, Cin.,Ohio. Condition is very good. Size is 42-1/2″ w x 29-1/2″ h. 4) Stone lithograph for the New York production of “Little Christopher” starring John W. Wilson. Depicts Wilson in his hobo role as “Weary Raggles”. Condition is very good. Size is 28-1/2 w x 39-1/4″ h. 5) Contemporary reproduction of “Spiritus Gloeilicht”. Condition is very good. Sight Size is 23-1/4″ w x 35-1/4″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-23 (200-400)

Revised: 5/3/2011

Additional Information: Top and bottom margins on Devil poster trimmed and actual measurements are 28” x 19” not 25”

LOT OF 17 THEATER POSTERS. 1) Cardboard poster for the musical comedy “Patsy”, Arlington Theater, Boston. Condition is good with tear, upper left corner. Sight Size : 13-1/4″ w x 19-1/2″ h. 2) Cardboard poster for Angela Lansbury in “Gypsy” at the Winter Garden Theater, NY. Condition is very good, 13-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 3) New York Herald Sunday Newspaper broadside for January 26, 1896 edition. Condition is very good. 12-1/4″ w x 19″ h. 4) Photograph of the cast of “Pickwick” taken at the Majestic Theater May 13, 1927. Condition is good to very good. Overall Size: 19-1/4″ w x 16-1/2″ h. 5) Cardboard poster for the Alvin Ailey City Center Dance Theater performance at the Lincoln Center August 1974. Condition is very good. Sight size: 13-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 6) Lot of 2 framed, linen scarves bearing the facsimile signatures of Broadway stars from 1911. Condition is very good. Sight Size: 21-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 7) Pair of stone lithographs for the vaudeville star promoter Tony Pastor, ca. 1875. A former circus ringmaster, in the late 1880s, Tony operated several Manhattan theaters and began staging vaudeville shows. Condition is very good and good. Size varies. 8) “Gayety Girls” poster for 1930. Condition is very good. Size is 20″ x 28″. 9) Poster for the silent film “The Devil” with George Arliss depicts him as The Devil surrounded by his victims circa 1921. Condition is very good. Size is 25″ w x 19″ h. 10) Group photo of the Rhodes Island minstrels for their 1895-1896 season. Condition is good to very good. Sight Size is 19″ w x 15″ h. 11) “Tango Argentino” poster mounted on foam core. Condition is good with some scuffs. Size is 41-3/4″ w x 70″ h. 12) Poster for Josephine Baker tribute theatrical production ca. 1975. Condition is very good, mounted on linen. Size is 30-1/2″ w x 46″ h. Also included in this lot are two miscellaneous framed theater and musical items. SIZE: As noted. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-30 (500-1,000)

RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY “FRANK BUCK” CIRCUS POSTER. Circa 1938 Frank Buck “Nepal” poster that’s billed as “The Maharajah’s Regal Reception for Frank Buck on his Triumphant Return from the Jungle”. Seen among the colorful menagerie of Indian and Nepalese characters are exotic dancers, drummers, uniformed military officers and the Maharajah himself atop the lead elephant. SIZE: One sheet poster, 40-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-11069 (500-1,000)

Revised: 5/2/2011

Lot Added:

LARGE LOT OF CIRCUS POSTERS. Over 25 pieces including some vintage to more contemporary. Includes Hagenbeck-Wallace, Wild West, King Bros., Ringling Bros./Barnum & Bailey, Sells & Gray, Royal Ranch, and others (such as repro Ringling Bros. Big Bingo). SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. 1-10858-33 (300-400)

LOT OF 5 CLOWN COSTUMES. At one time belonging to renowned Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey performer Dan “Pappy” Kerr, who billed himself as the world’s best dressed clown in the 1940s-50s. This lot consists of cotton, silk, and patterned suits along with a couple hats, wig, and some old clown white for a night on the town. Also included is a copy of Kerr’s obituary. SIZE: Clown size. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-10588 (400-600)

LOT OF 14 AVIATION/TRANSPORTATION FRAMED ITEMS. Lot highlights include: 1) Fall River Line photograph of their passenger steamship the “Commonwealth” passing under a bridge. Condition is very good. Photograph measures 9-1/2″ w x 7-1/2″ h. 2) “The World” June 1910 newspaper supplement illustration of the Curtis Biplane landing at Governor’s Island. Condition is good with age toning. Measures 14-3/4″ w x 9-1/2″ h. 3) United Airlines “Mainliner” promotional cardboard poster. Condition is good to very good. Sight Size is 29-3/4″ w x 19-3/4″ h. 4) Illustration of pilots Huenefeld, Koehl and Fitzmaurice; first to cross the Atlantic from Europe to America, April 12-13, 1928. Condition is good to very good. Measures 19″ w x 11″ h. 5) Terrific early large format photograph of a fire hose wagon and crew. The wagon is seen painted with the name “Geo. R. Stone” and “Brooklyn”, with a street sign marker visible indicating this is the corner of Washington St. and Cypress St. Possibly an 1880s copy of an earlier glass plate negative. 6) Panoramic b/w photo of the 1939 New York World’s Fair with the Trylon and Perisphere centered in the frame. Condition is good, needs cleaning. Sight Size is 33-3/4″ w x 9″ h. 7) Two sets of early framed aviation air show photographs. Total of 18 individual photos taken circa 1920 with pilots and planes identified. Condition is good. Sight Size is 28″ w x 23″ h. 8) “Air Rendezvous” silk screen poster from the September 8-9, 1984 Springfield, IL air show. Very good condition. Sight Size is 23-1/2″ w x 29-3/4″ h. 9) Air France Constellation poster by artist Lucien Boucher. Very good condition. Sight Size is 37-1/2″ w x 23″ h. 10) TWA England travel poster with an aerial view of Parliament circa 1950. Condition is good with age toning. Sight Size is 34-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. Lot also includes four additional related aviation items. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-27 (1,000-1,500)

DOUGLAS C-133 DISPLAY PLANE. Great model sized military air transport service desk display plane. Cast aluminum U.S. Air Force vehicle with four propellers (replacements) and mounted to curved steel stand to look like it’s in flight. SIZE: 27″ l x 34″ h x 35″ w. CONDITION: Very good plus with some scuffs and minor paint chips. 1-10589 (600-900)

DELTA FANJET DC-8 DISPLAY PLANE. Realistic cast aluminum jet mounted to stand to look like it’s in flight. Likely sat on a counter in a travel agency in the 1960s. Affixed with original Delta decals. SIZE: 35″ l x 34″ w. CONDITION: Overall very good plus with a few scuffs and paint chips. 1-10590 (600-900)

LOT OF 6 FRAMED LOCOMOTIVE FACTORY PHOTOGRAPHS. 1) American Locomotive Co., New York City photograph of locomotive #205 in its original frame with lettered matte. Very good condition. Photo measures 23″ w x 9″ h. 2) American Locomotive Co., New York City. Photograph of locomotive #3556 in original frame with lettered matte. Very good condition. Photo measures 23″ w x 9″ h. 3) Early photograph of a locomotive named “Monarch” with a tender marked “Boston & Lowell”. Circa 1885. Very good condition. Photo measures 9-1/2″ w x 5-1/4″ h. 4) Rhode Island Locomotive Works, Providence, RI photograph of locomotive named “Pawtucket” and tender which reads “P & W. R. R.”. Builders plate is dated 1884. Very good condition with some light bleed-thru discoloration from the original wood backing. 5) American Locomotive Co., New York City photograph of locomotive #601 with tender lettered “Boston & Albany”. Very good condition; needs matte replaced. Photo size is 23″ w x 9″ h. 6) “Boston & Maine” lettered tender with locomotive #483. Provenance label reads: “Henry Hurst-Brakeman Newburyport (MA) 1898”. Photo quality is grainy with some age toning, otherwise good to very good condition. Sight Size is 19-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ h. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-20 (500-800)

LOT OF 6 RAILROAD ITEMS. 1) Bangor and Aroostook Railroad line paper map. Very good condition with folds. Size is 17″ w x 27″ h. 2) Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad 1947 calendar. Very good condition with full date pad. Size is 10-3/4″ w x 28-1/4″ h. 3) The Milwaukee Road Rail Line scenic print with Mt. Rainier. Very good condition. Sight size: 19-1/2″ w x 20-1/2″ h. 4) New York Central Lines Railroad cardboard advertisement of a train along the Hudson River after the 1922 painting by William Foster. 5) Pennsylvania Railroad cardboard poster of twin engine plane racing a locomotive from the painting by Grif Teller. Has numerous small blemishes to outside border otherwise very good condition. Size is 27-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 6) New York Central Lines cardboard advertisement of a trio of locomotives after the painting by Walter Greene copyright 1927. Good condition. Sight size: 23-3/4″ w x 19-1/4″ h. CONDITION: As stated. 1-10858-21 (400-600)

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD NIAGARA FALLS LITHOGRAPH. Beautiful aerial view of the Michigan Central Railroad locomotive with six passenger cars stopped along the Canada side of the falls at Horseshoe Falls. Passengers are shown disembarking for a closer leisure view of Niagara Falls seen in the distance. Litho is captioned “Niagara Falls From Michigan Central Train.” copyright 1903 by American Litho Co., N.Y. SIZE: 25-1/4″ w x 15-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10596 (400-800)

LOT OF 6 TRAIN PHOTOS & PRINTS. Includes matted photo of Boston & Maine 800 HP rail car, old B.C & FPR locomotive and tender with men posing with it, matted Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, American Locomotive Co., NYC B R & P Ry locomotive & tender print, and large Baldwin Locomotive Works, Burnham WMS & Co, Philadelphia El Paso – Rock Island route. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1-10858-19 (300-400)

BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN POSTER. Early stone lithograph depicting a series of vignettes of locomotive firemen heading off to work, on the job and lastly, family bereavement at their loss of life while on the job. The poster is marked at the bottom “entered according to Act of Congress by S. M Stevens in the southern district of Ohio in the year 1885.” Lithographed by Strobridge of Cincinnati. SIZE: Sight Size 21-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with a few spots where tannins have slightly leeched through from the original wood backing. 1-10858-22 (200-400)

LOT OF 9 TRANSPORTATION RELATED SIGNS. 1) Mobile oil gargoyle 24″ diameter, 2-sided porcelain sign. Originally top of a lollipop sign. One side in very good condition, other shows some stress crazing; metal bezel somewhat rusted and pitted. 2) United Motors Service cardboard sign of silhouetted couple in early motorized carriage with high-wheel bicyclist trailing behind. Bottom corner marked “United Motors Service – No. 8”. Reverse label reads “Kalasign Display”. Good condition with some background discoloration to varnish and a few varnish drips; small surface break lower right corner; scattered scuffs and scrapes. Sight size: 36-1/2″ w x 27-1/4″ h. 3) Pope Mfg. Co. Columbia bicycle lithograph. Easter themed advertisement from this Hartford, Ct. bicycle maker dated Easter 1896. Illustration of colonial couple on horseback juxtaposed with a Victorian couple out for an Easter Sunday ride. Near excellent. 9-1/2″ w x 13-1/2″ h. 4) Wards Service Station 1931 calendar. Humorous image of fly fisherman landing the skirt of a lady motorist attempting to change a tire. Good to very good condition. Sight Size is 14-3/4″ w x 19″ h. 5) Atlantic Aviation Motor Oil sign. Double sided painted metal sign with early aircraft graphics. Good condition with scattered scuffs, scrapes and slight discoloration as expected for an outdoor sign. Size is 22-1/2″ w x 11-3/4″ h. 6 & 7) Two Harley Davidson 1948 dealership posters, summarizing the Montgomery Alabama May 22-23, 1948 race. Both good to very good condition. Size is 23″ w x 35″ h. 8) 1931 Motorcycle poster for the Rockingham racetrack in Salem, N.H. Includes images of eight top circuit racers. Very good to excellent condition. Size is 22″ w x 28″ h. Lot also includes one other bicycle item. SIZE: As stated. CONDITION: As stated. 1-10858-14 (800-1,200)

LOT OF 2 EARLY BOSTON AUTO SHOW POSTERS. 1) March 5-12, 1910 paper poster with artwork by F.C. Sanborn. Condition is fair; previously broken in half; heavy stains; some paper loss. Sight Size is 20-3/4″ x 13-1/2″. 2) March 7-14, 1908 cardboard poster reads “6th Annual Boston Automobile Show-Mechanics Building”. Artwork by Frank E. Dodge. Printed by Boston Bank Note Co. Condition is good; some water stains; age toning; top left and bottom left corners creased; some scratches and perimeter margin wear. Sight Size is 13-1/2″ x 21″. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10680 (300-500)

INTERLOC TIRE REPAIR SIGN. Embossed tin sign detailing how to apply their tire repair kit. From the Out West Mfg. Co., Denver. SIZE: 19″ w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Good; moderate surface pitting with slight discoloration to white areas. 1-10970 (100-200)

STODDARD MFG. CO. “TIGER” BICYCLE POSTER. Lush summertime vista in an alpine-like setting sets the backdrop for promoting this Dayton, OH manufacturer’s Tiger brand bicycle. The logo for the Stoddard Mfg. Co. appears in the lower right corner and the Tiger insignia can be seen on the front fork. An extremely well executed stone lithograph circa 1890. Stoddard was founded in 1869 manufacturing farm implements before switching to building bicycles. In 1904 they reincorporated as the “Dayton Motor Car Co.”. SIZE: Sight Size is 22-1/2″ w x 16-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Printed image is very good to excellent; needs new matte board. 1-10969 (500-1,000)

LOT OF 17 STEAMSHIP FRAMED PRINTS AND PHOTOS. Highlights of the lot include: 1) S.S. America steamship print in original marked frame from the United States Lines. The S.S. America’s maiden voyage was on Aug. 22, 1940. Very good condition. 32-1/2″ w x 23″ h. 2) Photograph of the French Line Flagship Ile de France, circa 1926. The “Ile de France” was launched in 1926 and ended service in 1959. Very good condition. 36-1/2″ w x 22-1/4″ h. 3) Photogravure of the French Line Steamship S.S. Normandie in original marked frame. The Normandie began service in 1935 and capsized and sank in 1942 while undergoing repairs. Good condition. 32″ w x 20″ h. 4) A pair of prints on canvas of the Holland – America Line S. S. Rotterdam in original marked frames. The Rotterdam was built in Holland and launched in 1958. Good to very good condition. 35-1/4″ w x 19-1/2″ h. 5) Photograph of the Cunard Steamship R.M.S. Ivernia built in 1955. Water stains to margins of the matte, otherwise good condition and in original frame. 26-1/2″ w x 22-1/2″ h. 6) Print of the United States Line Steamship S.S. United States that began service in 1952. Good to very good condition in original frame. 32-3/4″ w x 23-3/4″ h. 7) Stone lithographed poster from the Southern Pacific Atlantic Steamship Lines of their New York to New Orleans steamer “The Creole”. The Creole was launched Sept. 1906 from the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, MA. Poster displays nicely; does have horizontal roll creasing. Sight Size: 28-1/2″ w x 17-1/2″ h. 8) Print from the Holland – America Line for their flagship “S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam”. The SS Nieuw Amsterdam was built in Holland and launched in 1938. Good condition. Overall: 30-1/2″ w x 24-1/2″ h. SIZE: As stated. CONDITION: As stated. 1-10858-3 (500-1,000)

LOT OF 5 STEAMSHIP SIGNS. 1) Print on canvas of the Cunard Line passenger steam ship Aquitania. Illustrated with the New York City skyline in the background. Very good condition. Overall 29″ w x 21-1/4″ h in original marked frame. 2) Print on textured cardboard of the Cunard White Star Line passenger steam ship the RMS Mauretania. Good condition with scuffing and a few areas of paper loss to the margins. Sight Size is 27-3/4″ w x 20-1/4″ h. 3) Cardboard poster for the Cunard White Star Line passenger steam ship Queen Mary. Red colors in the print that have shifted to yellow, otherwise good condition. Image Size is 23-1/4″ w x 17-1/4″ h. 4) Paper print on cardboard for the Cunard White Star Line passenger steam ship Queen Mary. Original artwork by William McDowell. Very good condition. Sight Size is 31-1/4″ w x 18-1/4″ h. 5) “Mauretania” passenger steam ship cardboard sign for the Cunard Line circa 1910. Generally good condition with some scattered scuffs; print has fallen out of its original marked oak frame and shows perimeter nail holes where it was fastened which would likely be concealed once reframed. Artwork by Red Pansing. Overall in frame is 49″ w x 30-3/4″. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-18 (400-800)

LOT OF 8 HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRINTS & PHOTOGRAPHS. 1) Panoramic b/w photo of the November 25, 1911 football game between Harvard & Yale, that ended in a scoreless tie. Very good to excellent condition. Sight Size is 59-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ h. 2) Original architectural and watercolor rendering of Harvard’s DeWolfe boathouse used for the University rowing teams. Circa 1994. Near excellent condition. Image Size is 29-1/2″ w x 21-1/2″ h. 3) Color lithograph of the “Spring St. Canoe House” and “Moseley’s Summer Ballroom”. Both of which are illustrated on the banks of the Charles River in Boston. Good to very good condition with some light foxing and water stain in the far right margin. Sight Size is 28-3/4″ w x 11-1/2″ h. 4) Cabinet photo of Harvard’s mens rowing team taken in 1917 at the boathouse. Photograph is in very good condition; cardboard mounts show some paper loss and water stains which could be matted out if reframed. Image Size is 13-1/4″ w x 10-1/4″ h. 5) Two posters for Harvard University with a birds-eye view illustration of all the campus buildings designed and drawn by Edwin J. Schruers, 1935. One poster is signed in pencil by the artist. Good to very good condition. Sight Size is 24″ w x 33″ h and 32-1/2″ h on the other. 6) Harvard University photogravure Circa 1906 after the original artwork by Richard Rummell. Very good condition. Image Size is 34-1/4″ w x 22″ h. As well as one additional Harvard University print. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-17 (400-800)

LOT OF 25 BOSTON & MASSACHUSETTS PRINTS AND PHOTOS. Highlights in this lot include 1) Panoramic photo of Boston Herald paper boys in front of the US capital taken April 16, 1935. Good condition with a vertical crease. Sight Size is 29″ w x 9″ h. 2) Panoramic photo of the Mass. Homeopathic Hospital, Boston, Mass taken March 24, 1919. Very good condition. Sight Size is 34-1/4″ w x 9-1/2″ h. 3) Hoosic Tunnel engineering blueprint copy made Circa 1902 from the original 1877 drawing. Good condition with some bleed-thru from wood backing boards. Size is 28-1/2″ w x 10-3/4″ h. 4) Print of a panoramic photo taken at the Harvard-Boston Aero Meet, Atlantic, MA on Sept. 3, 1910. Grandstands are loaded with spectators watching a sky full of early winged aircraft. Displays well with some vertical roll creases. Sight Size is 25″ w x 8-3/4″ h. 5) Dartmouth Winter Carnival Dr. Suess poster captioned “Hanover Hears A Who” for their February 12-15, 1981 event. Condition is very good. Sight Size is 22″ w x 34″ h. 6) 1906 Boston Herald calendar with two small boys on a shipping crate. Condition is good with some paper loss at one corner. Sight Size is 9-3/4″ w x 13-3/4″ h. 7) General Store interior photo circa 1915-20. Condition is very good to excellent, matte needs replacing. Sight Size is 23″ w x 18-1/2″ h. 8) Circa 1915. Boston Custom House photograph with the Grain Exchange seen in the foreground. Condition is very good. Sight Size is 14-1/2″ w x 20″ h. 9) Cambridge, Ma. Architectural rendering for the Charles River Development. Color hand-drawing of the GE, Parke Davis and Dupont buildings circa 1930 by Gerome Foster architect, Winchester, Ma. Condition is good. Sight Size is 35″ w x 19″ h. 10) Early stone lithograph of the Globe Coal Co. wharf located on Davol St in Boston. Great images of sailing ships, the Old Colony Railroad and horse drawn carriages. Geo. Walker & Co., Lithographer Boston. Very good condition. Sight Size is 15-1/2″ w x 12-1/2″ h. 11) Store front photo of the Cambridge Scandinavian Co-Op Society with owner and employees. Very good condition. Photo Size is 8″ w x 6″ h. 12) Uphams Corner, Dorchester, Ma. photograph originally taken circa 1860 at which time it was a store located at the corner of Dudley St. Today this is one of Boston’s busiest commercial districts. This is a late 1800s photo taken from the earlier glass negative. Very good condition. Photo Size: 8″ w x 6″ h. 13) Chicopee, Ma. sepia photograph circa 1880 of the newly built 185 foot span South R.R. Bridge over the Connecticut River. Very good condition. Sight Size is 19-1/2″ w x 15-3/4″ h. Lot also includes 12 additional Massachusetts/Boston area prints and photos. SIZE: As noted. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-28 (800-1,200)

LOT OF 16 ADVERTISING SIGNS. 1) Lucas’ Paint cardboard poster with illustration of Longfellow’s home in Cambridge, Mass. Good to very good condition with some light creasing and foxing. Sight Size is 16″ w x 15″ h. 2) Winslow’s Skates cardboard sign with Holland winter scape. Good condition with some foxing and water stains. Sight Size is 19-1/2″ w x 9-3/4″ h. 3) Colonial Spirits Aftershave cardboard sign from the Berry Brothers, Detroit, Mich. Good to very good condition, needs reframing. Sight Size is 13″ w x 8-1/4″ h. 4) Lot of 2 cardboard signs of country store interiors printed for the American Optical Company, 1942. Generally good condition with some rippling and a few scattered chips and scuffs. Overall size in original frames is 24-1/2″ w x 20″ h. 5) Stone lithograph surveyors transit illustration for Buff & Buff Instrument Shops, Boston, Mass. Circa 1920. Very good condition with tiny puncture to top edge. Size is 16-1/2″ w x 24″ h. 6) Lot of 2 Pears Soap lithographs; one captioned “After School” with artwork by Fred Morgan of a girl on a swing for their 1893 Christmas supplement. Very good condition. Sight Size is 19-1/2″ w x 29-1/2″ h. The other is captioned “Curiosity” with artwork by Eugene Von Black of two young ladies atop a ladder peering over a brick wall for their 1892 Christmas supplement. Good to very good condition with some light soiling to the white margins. Size is 18″ w x 37″ h. 7) Elgin pocket watch lithograph of a young boy in an outfit inspired by Huck Finn clutching an Elgin pocket watch. Copyright 1889. Good to very good condition with overall age toning. Sight Size is 17-1/2″ w x 29-1/2″ h. 8) Embossed Diamond Horseshoe Calks with illustration of draft horses hauling a loaded wagon uphill on winter ice. The lithograph by the Donaldson Art Sign Co., Covington, KY. for Diamond Calk Horseshoe Co. Overall very good condition with some scattered scuffs to the raised border. Size is 23-1/2″ w x 35″ h. 9) Satin Skin Powder poster stone lithographed image of Victorian woman with two jars of skin cream. Copyright 1903. Very good condition with a few fine vertical lines made in the printing process. Size is 27-3/4″ w x 41-1/2″ h. Lot also includes 5 additional related advertising prints. CONDITION: As noted. 1-10858-8 (800-1,200)

LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS FRAMED PRINTS, POSTERS AND ARTWORK. Highlights of this lot include: 1) Japanese wood block print titled “Lily and Keri Bird” by Bairei Kohno (1844-1895) in near excellent condition. Sight size: 13-1/4″ w x 18-1/2″ h. 2) A partial set of three French lithographed posters illustrating children’s stories and intended for classroom display. Posters read: “Les Fables de LaFontaine en Action – Librairie Delagrave, Paris”. Good to very good condition with some horizontal roll creasing. Size: 16″ w x 38″ h. 3) Floral still life oil painting on panel dated May 1932. Good condition. Size: 11-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. 4) Japanese embroidery on silk. 5) 19th century Mason’s silk apron. Good condition with age deterioration. Size: 16-3/4″ w x 19″ h. 6) Christmas cloth decoration with illustration of Santa Claus in a blue suit, his arms loaded with toys. Corners feature vignettes of Christmas activities, circa 1890. Very good condition. Sight Size: 16-3/4″ w x 23-1/2″ h. 7) Boston streetscape stone lithograph circa 1901 after the painting by the American illustrator W.L. Taylor, 1901. Bustling street imagery includes towering downtown mercantile buildings, a Washington St. trolley car, motorized and horse drawn carriages and in the foreground an elegant matron with child being seated into a motor car. Copyright 1901 by Curtis Pub. Co. In near excellent condition. Sight Size: 13-1/2″ w x 18-1/2″ h. 8) New Orleans 1989 Mardi Gras silkscreen. This was the official poster designed by New Orleans native Hugh Ricks and is numbered “1604/5000”. Near excellent condition. Size: 29-1/2″ w x 21-1/4″ h. 9) Hand-tinted early photo of a young boy dressed as a soldier with much of his uniform, rifle and scabbard being drawn in pastels. Good to very good condition. Sight Size: 10-1/2″ w x 18-1/2″ h. 10) Maxfield Parrish print titled “The Prince”. Copyright The House of Art, NY. The print is in very good condition; soiled matte; period frame. Overall Size is 14-1/2″ x 18-3/4″ h. 11) Hand drawn Placer gold mining claim map for Howland & Cook on “Jump Off Joe Creek”, Josephine Co., Oregon dated 1898. Generally good condition; some paper loss in bottom corner; light overall soiling. Sight Size: 35″ w x 13-3/4″ h. 12) Pastel enhanced paper print laid down on canvas depicting a little girl and her companion dog. Condition is good with some light foxing; small corner tear. Sight Size: 15-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. 13) Three paper school posters illustrating children’s nursery rhymes, Copyright 1917 by C.H. Congdon. Good to very good condition. Size is 20″ w x 44″ h each. Lot includes 19 other related items. SIZE: As stated. CONDITION: As stated. 10858-32 (600-800)

LOT OF 6 PANORAMIC/YARD LONG PHOTOS AND IMAGES. Framed images of San Francisco Bay, Miami Biltmore Pools, coal mining crew, mass band led by the renowned John Philip Sousa, Ziyara Shriner group photo, etc. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1-10858-16 (200-300)

LARGE LOT OF ORIGINAL ARTWORKS, PRINTS, ETC. Approximately 15 pieces including several portraits, exterior scenes, prints on fiber paper, watercolors, original signed print of Dogpatch/Lil Abner Grandma signed by the artist and dated 1975, and more. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good overall. 1-10858-31 (300-400)

SALESMAN SAMPLE “WINNER” RUNNER SLED. A very appealing old style wooden runner sled that takes you back to those great winter days of your childhood. Two metal rear runners are complemented by a spring controlled front center runner connected to steering handles. Top slat platform retains decal stating “Winner Manufacturing Co., Inc., Trenton, NJ”. SIZE: 17-1/2″ l x 8-1/4″ w at wides point. CONDITION: Very good to excellent overall, some alligatoring to polychrome finish. Metal parts show weaker adhesion of paint. 1-10892 (1,500-2,500)

MINIATURE STORE DISPLAY VACUUM CLEANER. Depicts the illustrious Frantz Premier upright with nickeled cast iron head below wooden shaft and nickeled handle. Retains original marked cloth dust bag and metal plaque on front of machine. SIZE: 13″ l. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Cloth bag shows some fading, but structurally sound. 1-10894 (800-1,200)

COUNTRY STORE SEED COUNTER SALESMAN SAMPLE. Absolutely fabulous salesman sample country store oak seed counter. Front has nine removable window displays that can be filled with your seeds of choice. Back of counter features nine drawers with oak drawer fronts and pulls with poplar secondary wood. Nice original finish with some very light alligatoring to the varnish. SIZE: 15-1/2″ w x 11-1/2″ h x 9″ d. CONDITION: In near excellent condition with nice original surfaces. One of the nicest country store salesman samples you will ever find. 1-10633 (2,000-3,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE QUICK MEAL STOVE. Great salesman sample of an elaborate Quick Meal range, complete with embellished silver painted doors (over original nickel), towel rail, six burners, vents, and chimney. Circa 1910 from this St. Louis manufacturer. SIZE: 27″ h x 17″ w x 16-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. One bracket holding top portion to lower portion is broken and mild surface rust to one back corner. 1-10576 (2,000-3,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE QUICK MEAL STOVE. Purchased by the present consignor in the late 1980s and with her ever since, this exceptional salesman sample has been restored from top to bottom using all original parts. Features ornamental nickel embellished doors, towel rail, vents in back, and trim. Genuine salesman sample stoves such as this are scarce and the Quick Meal model is a particularly pleasing model. SIZE: Approx. 26-1/2″ h x 16″ d x 17″ w. CONDITION: Like new restored condition. 1-10879 (2,000-3,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE/MINIATURE CHARTER OAK NO. 503 STOVE. Elaborate cast iron 4-burner stove with unusual 2-door entry. Ornate cast door with oak leaf design on either side. Marked “Charter Oak 1880″ across front and back. SIZE: 25″ l x 15″ h x 12” d. CONDITION: Top shows pitting, possibly repainted. Side shelf is constructed of brass. 8-87642 (1,000-1,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE/MINIATURE CHARTER OAK NO. 503 STOVE. Elaborate cast iron 4-burner stove with unusual 2-door entry. Ornate cast door with oak leaf design on one side plus the added feature of a pierced door on the other. Marked “No. 503 Reversible Center” on top and “Charter Oak 1885″ across front and back. SIZE: 25″ l x 15″ h x 12” d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 8-87641 (1,000-1,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE CHARTER OAK STOVE. Beautiful scale model stove marked “Charter Oak 1885 No. 503”. Flat top version with no back board. Lovingly restored from top to bottom, disassembled, sandblasted, and repainted appropriately. SIZE: 25″ l x 12″ w x approx. 14″ h. CONDITION: Like new restored condition, lacking legs. 1-10880 (400-600)

BUCK’S JUNIOR #4 MINIATURE CAST IRON STOVE. Elaborate cast iron stove with swirling patterns and intricate nickel plated doors and highlights. Marked “Buck’s Junior 4″ on top of stove with oven door embossed with buck’s head within inverted triangle. SIZE: 15-1/2″ w x 22″ h x 12” d. CONDITION: Very good with shiny nickel, general wear and pitting to black surfaces. 1-10580 (600-800)

BUCK’S JUNIOR #4 MINIATURE CAST IRON STOVE. Elaborate cast iron stove with swirling patterns and intricate nickel plated doors and highlights. Marked “Buck’s Junior 4″ on top of stove with oven door embossed with buck’s head within inverted triangle. SIZE: 15-1/2″ w x 22″ h x 12” d. CONDITION: Fair to good, nickel is dulled, missing two stove lids and oven shelf. Overall wear and chipping to black surfaces. 1-10855 (300-400)

SALESMAN SAMPLE MURPHY BED. Delightful miniature bed to be built into a wall or as a stand-alone. Appears to be oak with shaped sides and carved bead molding and button accents. When closed “bottom” of bed reveals full length mirror. Upon opening, space for a mattress is revealed. A great space saving invention. SIZE: 14″ w x 25″ h x 6″ d. CONDITION: Appears to be refinished, some small cracks to wood. 1-10831 (500-700)

FAIRBANKS BALANCE SCALE IN ORIGINAL WALNUT BOX. Listed in Fairbanks 1905 catalog as the Agate Bearing Trip Scale, includes set of weights and original walnut carrying case with hinged lid and front door. SIZE: Overall 14-1/2″ w x 5-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good restored condition with new paint. 1-10634 (300-500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE DEMPSTER HAY STACKER. Ingenious piece of early farming equipment, this thin wood framework model sits on two retractable wheels. Through a pulley mechanism, the forks extend, picking up loose hay, swinging it overhead, piling it behind the machine. SIZE: 23-1/2″ l x 11″ h x 12″ w. CONDITION: Very good original old red paint surfaces. One slat has a repaired crack and one wheel appears to be a good quality replacement. 1-10972 (2,500-3,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE OR MINIATURE SPIKE PLOW. Of European manufacture, this all-metal piece of horse or tractor drawn farm equipment is painted green, black and silver whose underside is affixed with opposing blades and bent shafts for tilling soil. Top is embossed “J. Cervinka, Praga”. Folds and locks into higher position when not in use. SIZE: 16″ l x 12″ w. CONDITION: Generally very good with consistent paint wear. Folding latch eyelet is broken. 1-10973 (1,000-2,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE OR MINIATURE TOY DITCH DIGGER. This machine on a pull behind wagon on spoke wheels consists of a chain driven mechanism that scoops dirt or gravel into a series of bins on a conveyor belt to a waiting receptacle that would follow behind. Includes lever that engages/disengages wheels and crank that raises and lowers front scoop. SIZE: 30″ l x 18″ w (plus pull handle). CONDITION: Generally good with wear to wood surfaces and some minor repairs. 1-11094 (1,500-2,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE OR MINIATURE FARM TRACTOR. Very heavy cast iron, steel, and brass model believed to be from the first half of the 20th Century consists of a chain driven mechanism with several working gears and levers to steer and brake as well as pressure release valves, etc. Clearly many, many hours went into the making of this with an eye for detail and craftsmanship. SIZE: 23″ l x 16-1/2″ h x 10″ w. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-10837 (1,500-2,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE OR MINIATURE MUNITIONS WAGON. Dark walnut box with brass trim, hinged top, and leather straps and inset with “US” in brass. Sits on large two wheeled wagon with steel wheels and turned post. SIZE: 19″ l x 8-1/2″ h x 10″ w. CONDITION: Generally very good with some resoldering and minor repairs. 1-10974 (1,200-1,800)

SALESMAN SAMPLE INDUSTRIAL PUMP. Elaborate brass and wood machine mounted to wood block pedestal. Large belt driven flywheel connected to a series of gears and pistons below two slatted wooden barrels. SIZE: 14″ l x 11-3/4″ h x 5-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Very good. 1-10786 (1,500-2,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE INDUSTRIAL PUMP OR STEAM AIR ENGINE. Heavy brass and steel machine consisting of large central wheel with offset gears driving two diagonal pistons mounted to wooden block pedestal, creating a vacuum at end of tubes. Below large flywheel is self-oiling receptacle (with evidence of usage). SIZE: 19-1/2″ l x 16″ h x 13-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Generally good. Pedestal has been refinished and some metal parts have been repainted with some flaking. 1-11093 (1,000-1,500)

SCHOENNER MINIATURE ILLUMINATING GAS ENGINE. Of German manufacture, circa 1875-1900, this single piston engine consists of two large flywheels between which is a large single piston, all on cast iron pinstriped base. Retains its original decal with images of crests and “System Schoenner Brevete Patent”. Accompanied by old wooden crate that may or may not be original to this piece and pieces of hardened rubber tubing, which were fittings from the lines to the tank. SIZE: 12″ l x7-1/2″ h x 8″ w. CONDITION: Overall good to very good with consistent wear and paint chips. 1-10805 (800-1,200)

CRETORS & CO. MACHINIST MODEL. Outstanding marked brass and steel table model from renowned Chicago manufacturer. Consisting of large spoked brass flywheel and horizontal piston, belts, and steam gauge. Nicely restored in forest green, black and polished brass. Affixed with manufacturer’s plaque on front. SIZE: 25-1/2″ w x 11″ h x 10″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with some paint loss to gauge face. 1-10834-1 (1,000-2,000)

LARGE CORLISS MACHINIST MODEL. Impressive and elaborate brass and steel machinist’s model consisting of large brass flywheel, horizontal piston, and belts within wooden framework mounted to walnut pedestal base. SIZE: 20-1/2″ w x 9/1-2″ h x 14″ d. CONDITION: Repainted some time ago, but overall very good with some light surface rust to flywheel. 1-10834-2 (1,000-1,500)

FINELY EXECUTED WORKING BUILDER’S MODEL OF A TWIN-CYLINDER HORIZONTAL REVERSING STEAM ENGINE. This fine and highly detailed engine was probably built as a salesman’s sample or factory display model by “Northland” Co. In the center of the display base is an embossed pennant with the name “Northland” in the center, Heavy duty aluminum” above, and “Made in U.S.A.” below. However except for the stamped aluminum base, all parts appear to be of steel and brass. This intricately detailed engine appears to be complete with all parts functioning smoothly by turning the flywheel. This engine is a unique design with the twin side-by-side horizontal cylinders of approx. 1-3/4” bore x 1-1/2” stroke. The opposing connecting rods run back approx. 4” and connect to a transverse horizontal crankshaft which has the 6” dia. spoked flywheel attached at one eng. The center of the flywheel has a raised circular flat rim which hold a flat, spring-configured drive belt, which in-turn drives a secondary crankshaft mounted to the connecting rod housings. This cross shaft has a flat-belt drive which is connected to the governor assembly. The side-mounted valve chests are connected by an intricate linkage system, on both sides, to the crankshaft. The detailed governor assembly, housings, and valves are brass. Center augned hand-operated reversing lever with spring-operated recessed stops. The base, cylinder and connecting rod housings, and crankshaft support, painted machine-gree. The reversing assembly, linkages and flywheel painted machine-red. SIZE: Base is 17” l x 10-1/4” w. Height to top of flywheel 6-1/2”. Height to top of governor 10-3/8″. Width of model 10-3/4″. CONDITION: Consignor had this model stored for many years and it is in original, untouched, uncleaned condition with a light oil and dust coating. Various spots of flaking paint on the base. This is a museum quality model if cleaned, polished and repainted. 1-10549 (1,500-2,500)

Revised: 5/2/2011

Estimate should be $4,500-$5,500.

SUPERB AND WELL-EXECUTED MODEL OF A WORKING LIVE-STEAM TRACTION ENGINE. This museum-quality model features a horizontal single cylinder of approx. 7/8” dia. Bore x 1” stroke, side-mounted valve chest with linkage to crankshaft-driven eccentric rod, cylinder top-mounted throttle valve with top-mounted brass safety and linkage to cab-operated hand throttle. Well detailed cylinder heads and packing glands, single 4-1/2” dia. spoked flywheel sliding gear reversing mechanism, bull gear and pinion drive to rear axle and twin 6” dia. spoked wheels. The boiler of locomotive design with 2-1/2” dia. barrel, four 5/8” dia. boiler tubes, riveted firebox, smoke box and water-leg, wood or coal grates, cab-mounted gauge glass. ¾” dia. brass pressure gauge reading 0-150. Working smoke box door with hand-lever latch. Green and black painted boiler with brass bands, check valve and piping to cab-mounted hand operated boiler feed pump, cylinder saddle blower with valve and piping to smoke box, tapered stack and hinged firebox door. Chassis details include: twin 3-3/4” dia. spoked steerable front wheels with 1-1/4” dia. cab-mounted steering wheel with shaft to worm-gear driven cross shaft to chain steering. Other details include: brass wheel hubs, brass steam whistle, and gear control to multi-gear rear wheel drive. SIZE: Overall 18” l X 7-1/2” w x 11-3/4” h to top of stack. CONDITION: Excellent mechanical condition. Small indentation right side of boiler. 1-10547 (7,250-9,500)

Revised: 5/2/2011

Estimate should be $2,000-$2,500.

RARE & WELL-ENGINEERED BUILDER’S MODEL OF A MARINE CENTER FOUR-PILLAR, TWIN-PISTON BEAM STEAM ENGINE. This finely-constructed and well-presented model consists of an open-feetwork beam supported in the center by split double-columns supported by four pillars connected in one-piece pairs by horizontal cross-members. The beam is driven by a single vertical cylinder of approx. 1-1/2” bore x 2-3/4” stroke. The cylinder front-mounted valve chest with linkage to base-mounted cross-shaft and rod to a crankshaft-driven eccentric, single 8” dia. Serpentine-spoked flywheel and single 2-1/2” spoked, flat-belt drive pulley. Opposite end of crankshaft is attached to the opposite end of the beam by a double-tapered connecting rod. The beam drives two pistons mounted in-line on either side of the center pillar, each connected to the beam by a single connecting rod which transitions to a double rod on either side of the beam. Pistons are approx. 1” bore x 1-1/4” stroke. The iron or steel base and flywheel all appear to be machined, welded, and polished, vice cast. All of brass and polished steel construction mounted on a 2-pc walnut display operating base. Model operates perfectly on either steam or compressed air. SIZE: Operating base is 18” x 7-1/2”. Overall height from bottom of base to top of engine is 16’4”. CONDITION: Mechanically perfect. Entire model found in excellent, untouched, unpolished, original patina. 1-10548 (3,000-6,000)

WELL CONSTRUCTED AND PRESENTED MODEL OF A STUART SINGLE-CYLINDER VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE. This beautiful model has a brass-bound mahogany-jacketed cylinder of approx. 1-1/2” bore x 1-2/2” stroke with a single 6-3/4” dia. spoked flywheel with brass hub. Cylinder mounted valve chest with embossed letter “s”. Eccentric-driven slide valve, welded steel split-pillar pedestal and frame, machined brass and steel connecting rod and center-mounted steel crankshaft, brass bushings and main bearing lubricants. Green painted base and pedestal. Runs smoothly, either direction on steam or compressed air. SIZE: Model is 13” h mounted on a later mahogany base which is 11” x 8-1/2”. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-10550 (1,200-1,400)

WELL ENGINEERED & CONSTRUCTED WORKING MODEL OF A VERTICAL CENTER-CRANK, SINGLE-CYLINDER, VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE. Model with a brass-jacketed cylinder of approx. 1” bore x 1-1/4” stroke, single 5” dia. spoked flywheel, cylinder-side-mounted valve chest. Eccentric-driven slide valve; other details include: single cast split center pillar engine frame with frame-incorporated tunnel-type crosshead guides, turned and tapered connecting rod, all on a deep-red painted cast engine. Runs well on steam or compressed air. SIZE: Engine base is 6” x 3’4”. Overall height of engine 12” on a recent mahogany display base. CONDITION: Perfect mechanical condition in either direction. Some insignificant flaking to red paint. 1-10551 (1,000-1,200)

RARE AND WELL-DETAILED SALESMAN SAMPLE OF AN OSCILLATING SINGE-CYLINDER STEAM ENGINE. This fine machined model was probably manufactured in the early to mid-19th century. The polished all-metal model is mounted on a flat circular base 4” in dia. The top of the base stamped “PAT. AP’D FOR”. The vertical oscillating cylinder is 7/8” in dia. and 3-3/8” lg. and is mounted to the center cross-member of a serpentine split-pedestal which supports a 3-1/2” dia. serpentine spoked wheel. The wheel is connected to an offset circular disc on the opposite side of the pedestal which is connected to the connecting rod which drives the piston. There is a steam outlet/inlet on the center of the cylinder and another on the cylinder mount. Operates in either direction and on either steam or compressed air. CONDITION: Excellent w/2 screws at the base of one of the pedestals broken, easy fix. 1-10553 (600-800)

WELL-DETAILED WORKING MODEL OF A STUART VERTICAL TWIN-CYLINDER MARINE ENGINE. The well-constructed all brass and bronze model appears to be late 19th century and is mounted on a later 4-1/2″ x 6-3/4” walnut base 7/8” thick. Each cylinder is mounted atop a split-pedestal base and driving a center-mounted crankshaft through the center of the pedestal base. The solid recessed flywheel is 1-7/8” in dia. The overall height of this model is 5-3/4 –lgth 6”. Steam inlet/oulets are on either side of each cylinder head. The ends of each cylinder head. The ends of each cylinder head are embossed with the letter “S”. The model operates in either direction on steam or compressed air, but is tight due to the dried grease and oil. CONDITION: Untouched attic condition. Dark unpolished patina on the brass. Coating of old grease and oil. “Gem Quality”. 1-10552 (600-800)

POWELL POPCORN/PEANUT ROASTER WAGON ENGINE. Heavy duty wagon top motor to rotate product. Large curve spoked flywheel and single horizontal piston. Release valve marked “Powell 1 / 8″ above crescent moon. SIZE: 22″ l x 7-1/2″ h x 6-1/2” d. CONDITION: Overall pitting with possible repaint to wheel. Mechanism is dirty, but operates smoothly. 1-10834-8 (400-600)

DOLL ET CIE LIVE STEAM ENGINE. Vertical boiler connected to a 2-piston drive mechanism and flywheel on raised platform. Retains original decal with interlocking D C logo. All on metal platform with red and green pinstripes. SIZE: 10-3/4″ l x 13″ h x 6-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Generally good, platform shows much wear and paint chipping, boiler door does not close completely. Not guaranteed complete. 1-11121 (400-500)

LOT OF 2 MINIATURE MODELS/STEAM ENGINES. Includes unusual electric walking beam engine predominantly in brass between flywheel and 4-piston mechanism with two posts to attach electric. Nicely constructed and mounted to wooden base stenciled “Physics” on underside. Also includes unmarked steel dual flywheel, single piston steam engine. SIZE: 13″ l x 7-1/4″ h x 6-1/2″ d and 9-1/2″ l x 5-1/4″ h x 7″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-10834-10 (300-600)

LOT OF 2 STEAM BOILER ENGINES. Includes unusual Bassett-Lowke horizontal brass boiler with chimney. Steam gauge is marked with company name. All in sheet metal housing. Also included is a horizontal Peerless “Overtype” engine mounted within nickeled iron frame. SIZE: 11″ l x 10″ h x 4″ w. and 10″ l x 9-1/2″ h x 5″ d. CONDITION: Generally good plus. Peerless appears to have small solder repair to secure wire supports to legs. 1-10834-9 (400-500)

LOT OF 2 LIVE STEAM ENGINES. Includes Marklin plant consisting of vertical brass boiler with pressure valves and nickeled steel flywheel mechanism. Includes diamond plaque with Marklin logo above “Wuttenberg”. Accompanied by a simple vertical brass boiler with tin chimney. Side is marked with Bing logo above “Germany”. SIZE: 12″ w x 13″ h x 10″ d and 11″ h, respectively. CONDITION: Generally good, one tube detached from boiler on Marklin. Bing shows oxidation to boiler casing and paint flaking to base. 1-10834-4 (400-600)

LOT OF 3 STUART STEAM ENGINES. Consists of large walking beam engine rocking between large flywheel and elaborate piston mechanism. Green pedestal marked “Stuart” in red. Also includes two smaller horizontal engines with single steel flywheels and pistons. One is marked “Stuart”, the other with simply “S”. SIZE: Largest is 18″ w x 12″ h x 11″ d. Others are 8-1/4″ l and 6-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Possibly old repaint. Some light surface rust to large flywheel, otherwise generally good to very good. 1-10834-7 (500-700)

LOT OF 3 GERMAN STEAM PLANTS. All three are by Doll et Cie and show exceptional engineering and detail. Each is affixed with interlocking DC logo decals stating “Made in Germany”. Lot consists of large brass and copper steam boiler and 2-piston engine with steel spoked flywheel affixed to metal platform base. Second is mill scene with vertical boiler leading to lithographed mill building and waterwheel to power various steam toys, all affixed to wooden base with molded edges. Third is a horizontal boiler housed in faux brick housing and a 2-piston flywheel engine mounted to pinstriped metal base. SIZE: 19″ w x 17″ d, 19″ w x 11-1/2″ d, and 12-1/2″ w x 9-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Generally good. Largest shows surface rust to boiler housing, missing steam gauge, and shows general dents and wear. Others show some flaking and paint loss and consistent wear. 1-10834-5 (500-700)

WEEDEN VERTICAL STEAM PLANT. This may be an early model based on the heavier gauge metal and the cast metal (vice tin) base and the flywheel cylinder support. The model consists of a black painted firebox 3’4” dia. boiler is polished metal 2’4” dia. removable 3” stack 3-3/4 dia. front hand-operated firebox door which opens to expose the orig fuel box complete with lid and wick. The rear mounted bracket supports the 2-1/2” dia. spoked flywheel and vertical mounted cylinder of 1/4” bore x 1” stroke. Base, flywheel and support bracket painted maroon. Other details include the boiler glass gauge and steam whistle. The firebox door has 8 oval openings for viewing the fire. SIZE: As noted. CONDITION: Very good with minor paint chips and possible cylinder head piece broken off. 1-10554 (300-600)

LOT OF 2 LIVE STEAM ENGINES. Two brass and steel steam stations, each consisting of a boiler that leads to pistons and flywheel mechanism. One with a vertical boiler mounted to a wooden base. The horizontal boiler example with manometer gauge is set in faux brick housing and is mounted to a tin base. SIZE: 12″ w x 14″ h., and 12-1/2″ w x 8″ h., respectively. CONDITION: Generally good. Vertical boiler shows damage to chimney housing. Horizontal example missing chimney and shows overall paint flaking to base. 1-10834-3 (300-500)

LOT OF 3 MINIATURE ENGINES. Includes electric motor within brass frame surmounted by a nickeled flywheel and tubing. Mounted to wooden base with framework for beakers (not present). Also includes heavy copper painted brass vertical engine with side flywheel beside cutaway piston tower. Lot completed by unmarked steam engine with dual flywheel piston mechanism. SIZE: Largest is 12-1/2″ l x 11-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Generally fair to good, would benefit from light cleaning. Front door lock on steam engine is amateur replacement, light surface rust. 1-10834-11 (200-400)

LOT OF 4 MACHINIST MODELS/MINIATURE ENGINES. Includes Stuart horizontal example on pine base, an unmarked brass and steel example, a hit & miss style engine with dual flywheels with a single piston engine marked “Pat Nov. 20, 1900″ on side, and a brass & steel vertical engine (unmarked). SIZE: Largest is 10″ l x 5-1/4″ h x 9” d. CONDITION: Stuart is very good with remainder of lot grading fair to good. 1-10834-12 (350-550)

LOT OF 5 MINIATURE STEAM ENGINES. Interesting mix of engines, most of which appear to be European. Includes 1) ESL Junior 1530, made in England consisting of horizontal boiler and horizontal piston with external flywheel attached to green metal base. 2)Simple vertical boiler with small flywheel and rocking piston, marked “E.P.” below a winged wheel logo. 3) Tall, elaborate vertical boiler with tube covering and is stamped “D.R.G.M.” with pressure release valve. 4)Similar vertical boiler and 5) Unusual copper urn type boiler on tripod legs featuring rocking piston and wooden pulley wheel to attach components. SIZE: Varies from 4-1/4″ h to 12″ h. CONDITION: All show use and wear. Some appear to be missing small parts and pieces. Overall fair to good. 1-10834-13 (250-350)

LOT OF 5 MINIATURE STEAM ENGINES. Lot includes 4 Weeden engines including example with horizontal boiler and walking beam marked “The Weeden” on its metal base. An elaborate brass horizontal boiler connected to a central flywheel and horizontal piston mechanism all within 6-legged cast base is embossed “Weeden – Trade Mark Reg U.S. Pat Off.” A similar but electric Weeden horizontal boiler (missing cord) within heavy cast base. Also a more recent Weeden electric version mounted to wooden base. Also included is a Wilesco live steam plant with horizontal boiler with glass door and steam gauge within faux brick housing with chimney mounted to metal base holding large flywheel and dual horizontal pistons. SIZE: Varies from 6-1/2″ l to 13″ l. CONDITION: Generally fair to good showing wear, use, and some missing or broken parts. 1-10834-14 (300-500)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF 13+ STEAM & ELECTRIC ENGINES. Includes Mamod, Linemar, Jensen, Atwood, Weeden, Major, and several unmarked examples with horizontal and vertical configurations. Also includes small box of miscellaneous parts and pieces and a handful of steam toys. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Ranges from poor to good. 1-10834-15 (300-400)

LOT OF 4 STEAM TOYS & ERTL TRACTOR. Lot includes two Mamod steamrollers (including one with its original box), two Mamod steam engines with horizontal boilers (including one with its original box bottom), and one Ertl John Deere die cast tractor with its original box. SIZE: Largest is 10″ l. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10555, 1-10556, 1-10557 (250-350)

LOT OF 4 MODERN ENGINES. Circa 1980s. From the now-defunct Solar Engines of Phoenix, Arizona (a division of Jemco Importers). This lot consists of a “Flame Eater” vacuum engine, “Sun Runner” solar energy engine consisting of a parabolic mirror, vertical vacuum engine, and a smaller double flywheel vacuum engine. Comes with original owner’s manual. SIZE: Varies, largest is 18″ w. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-10834-6 (150-250)

RARE 5 CENT WATLING BASEBALL SLOT MACHINE. All three major slot machine manufacturers (Mills, Watling, and Jennings) all made baseball themed machines in the 1930s. The Watling and Jennings are more elusive and not as plentiful as their counterpart Mills. This particular Watling machine utilized a blue seal cabinet and baseball strips were added to the reel bundle and a separate aluminum casting featuring a baseball field with knobs for players, runs scored, etc. being added to the upper casting. In very good overall original condition. SIZE: 15″ w x 15″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Lacking small steel slide behind gooseneck, lock on back door, and vending mechanism incomplete. Small crack to rear of upper casting. 1-11103 (3,500-5,500)

5 CENT MILLS BASEBALL SLOT MACHINE. An older restoration, but still retaining original features such as lithographed play field, fancy baseball themed strips, and award card. In functional working condition, including vendor, this is a very desirable machine for collectors of coin-op as well as baseball. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. Tin back door is not original. 1-11101 (3,500-5,500)

PLAY-BALL ONE CENT GUMBALL SKILL GAME. Simple wood cabinet with a glass front behind which is a highly elaborate cast aluminum play field decorated with polychrome baseball players with a paper marquee front having directions. Object was to fill the bases, each marked with a different flavor of gum. Send the balls around the exterior by a spring loaded bat. Pay-off comes in the form of a gumball. SIZE: 14″ w x 14″ h x 5-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Mechanism in need of some minor mechanical work, tip of handle is broken, back door replaced. 1-11097 (2,500-3,500)

B&M PRODUCTS BALL GUM SKILL GAME. Great baseball themed skill game/gum vendor. With wood case and aluminum cast front and side having fantastic baseball game imagery. Play field is detailed lithographed paper showing a game in progress. Player would insert a penny that would release the ball to the launch zone, he would then hit the hammer which would spin the ball around the perimeter with hopes of hitting one of four flip down shells, which would determine how many gumballs the player would win. SIZE: 14″ w x 17″ h x 7-3/4″ d. CONDITION: Very good, back door appears to be a replacement. With keys. 1-11098 (3,000-4,000)

ONE CENT HERCULES MIDGET BASEBALL GAME. By the Hercules Novelty Co., Chicago. This wooden case with an iron marquee and front casting has embossed baseball bats. Front of machine shows image of baseball diamond with colored lights at each base. Player inserts a penny and flips a spring-loaded bat that launches the ball to various hits, outs or even the rare home run. Player continues until he gets three outs. Marquee above allows player to record innings, run and men on base for some lively competition. SIZE: 16″ w x 21-1/2″ h x 7-1/4″ d. CONDITION: Case has been refinished. Overall very good and functional condition. With keys. 1-11096 (1,500-2,500)

PACE PEO BASEBALL THEME SKILL GAME. Diminutive one cent steel case game with wood base, aluminum front casting and marquee. Player would launch four balls around the whirlpool to land in one of six holes representing outs, hits, etc. Certain holes would allow another play, where others would not. Marquee above allows player to keep track of innings, outs, runs, etc. SIZE: 18-1/2″ h x 9-1/2″ w x 7″ d. CONDITION: Overall very good. Base has been replaced and paint touch up to top wood. 1-11099 (1,000-1,500)

AMERICAN LEAGUE/NATIONAL LEAGUE BAT-A-BALL GAME. Five cent game in a splatter painted wood Art Deco style case and a reverse painted glass front panel with painted background of a pitcher in action. Player would launch ball so it falls through a series of pins to a movable bucket so the player could drop the ball into one of several numbered columns. SIZE: 19″ w x 25″ h. CONDITION: Chips to finish and replaced back door. Some flaking to reverse painting. Launch spring needs replacing. Overall generally good. 1-11102 (750-1,000)

RARE E-Z BALL GUM MACHINE. Half gum vendor, half trade simulator. Cast iron counter-top machine by the Ad-Lee Co., Chicago. Large glass globe with decal of stylized umpire also has raised paper marquee detailing the amount of trade the player would receive if they got one of the special gumballs. SIZE: 22-1/2″ h x 9″ w. CONDITION: Cast iron components have been repainted. Decal on globe shows much chipping. Overall generally good. 1-11105 (600-900)

MIDGET ONE CENT BASEBALL GAME. Vertical pinball type game in which the player would insert a penny, pound the plunger and shoot three balls up into the playing field, falling through a series of pins landing on either a hit, out or even a home run. Red wood case with baseball player graphics with crinkle finish aluminum front and steel back door. SIZE: 10-1/4″ w x 17″ h x 8-3/4″ d. CONDITION: Overall paint wear to original finish. Floor panel is cracked and missing one rubber foot on underside and sliver of wood at back. Lacking keys. Coin mechanism appears jammed at the moment. 1-11104 (500-700)

LARGE WOODEN BASEBALL SKILL GAME & GUM VENDOR. Made by the National Novelty Mfg. Co. of Chicago. This one cent skill game drops a ball down threw a series of nails. Player maneuvers a fielder to try to catch the errant ball. If so, he wins and plays again. If he misses, the game is over. Either way, the player receives a gumball for his troubles. SIZE: 21-1/2″ w x 21″ h x 7″ d. CONDITION: Paper backdrop shows some rippling, water stains and minor tears. Otherwise very good overall. 1-11100 (1,500-2,500)

ADAMS BALLGAME PENNY DROP. An early 20th Century baseball gambling device in the form of a penny drop. Prospective player would drop a penny in the slot at the top of the machine and as it cascades down a series of nails it wold either be a winner (1, 2, or 3 runs) or a loser (an out). Awards were paid respectively as to how many runs were scored. SIZE: 14″ w x 18″ h x 9-1/4″ d. CONDITION: The oak cabinet has been refinished and lettering on play field is of more recent vintage. Replaced back door. 1-11106 (600-900)

25 CENT FLOOR MODEL JENNINGS LIGHT UP SUN CHIEF. This type of machine was often found in the Vegas casinos and they were an extremely reliable and appealing machine to prospective players. The jackpot, which is hand-load by removing Indian’s head on front of machine, could easily be filled. Keep in mind that an empty jackpot was unattractive to a prospective player. The lighted panels on the front, as well as the lit reel window drew attention to the machine as did the chrome plating and fancy walnut cabinet. These machines were well used in the casinos even into the 1960s. Great pieces and highly sought after by collectors today. SIZE: 60″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition. 1-10674 (2,000-3,000)

10 CENT WATLING ROL-A-TOP VENDOR FRONT SLOT MACHINE. A finely restored machine with American coins cascading out of the cornucopia, the desirable flat steel handle with ribbed wooden sides, and original tin strips. The machine has a smooth, easy play and vendor mechanism is complete and functional. A most attractive as well as desirable machine from the 1930s. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 27″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition, back door, although marked Watling is a possible replacement with Watling style lock with Mills key. 1-10987 (3,250-4,250)

5 CENT BALLY RELIANCE DICE MACHINE. From the turn of the 20th century, gambling machines always enticed the prospective player through means of gimmicks, visual attraction, or some other method in order to get their hard earned money. The Bally Reliance machine was an ingenious coin-operated gambling device created in the 1930s that simulated the game of craps. In a visually attractive and brightly colored cabinet, it appealed by nature to all prospective players, especially those who favored the game of craps. This particular model was activated by a nickel and upon depositing the coin and depressing the handle, a set of dice appeared in the first window. If a 7 or 11 appeared, you were an instant winner! If a 2 or 12 appeared, you were an instant loser. All other combinations became your “point” number to make. So if you had an 8 in the first window, you pressed the handle until an 8 came up and you won, or you “crapped out” by throwing a 7. A very complex mechanism with Bakelite drums that were prone to deterioration over time, and a multitude of springs that if they became weak or worn out, would affect the playability of the machine. This particular example has been fully restored externally to its original appeal, and the mechanism has been gone over and lubricated, and is in functional working condition. One more feature is the “Gold Award” coin that would be awarded if you threw four 7’s or 11’s in succession in the left box. SIZE: 16″ w x 12″ d x 17″ h. CONDITION: Very fine plus restored condition. 1-10988 (12,000-15,000)

MILLS “TWO-BIT” DEWEY UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. Patented in 1898, the Dewey was produced by Mills for 20+ years. Truly one of the most mechanically reliable and attractive of the Mills upright slot machines. A quarter, or up to six quarters, could be played. If all six slots were selected, you were guaranteed a winner. Rewards would be anywhere from fifty cents to five dollars. Overall a very fine all original condition Mills Dewey with the early style cabinet. The quartersawn cabinet retains its original finish and the iron castings retain their original blackened copper finish as well. The lithographed tin wheel is more aesthetically pleasing than the normal wheel found on Deweys. This particular wheel is known as the “pie wedge” wheel. Unusual to find any upright in untouched all-original condition, a smaller side panel door that gave access to the cash bag has unfortunately been lost and replaced. SIZE: 66″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine. Front coin cover casting has chip out of upper left corner and an old repaired crack to right side to the same panel. Interior shows original Mills paper label detailing date of manufacture, inspector, etc. Comes with original locks and keys. 1-10597 (15,000-20,000)

5 CENT CAILLE NEW CENTURY PUCK UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. A great older restoration to a most visually attractive and aesthetically pleasing upright slot machine. Caille always seemed to use an abundance of iron to adorn their machines. Thus, making them appealing in their original time period as well as today. Caille machines are usually the most sought after of all uprights due to their visual appeal. Machine is in operational condition. SIZE: 67″ h. CONDITION: Marquee is a quality replacement, oak back door is of newer vintage, and front reverse glass plate is either a replacement or has been restored. 1-10985 (16,000-20,000)

CAIL-O-SCOPE VIEWING MACHINE. These machines were prolific in penny arcades, amusement parks, general stores, and many, due to their simple mechanical nature, were still used up until recently in places like Disneyland and Hershey Park. The internal cards as well as the marquee cards were very easy to change, thus presenting a prospective viewer with new pictures. This type of machine was a money maker and mainstay of many locations. A fabulous restoration to the oak cabinet, the iron castings have been black oxidized and marbleized effect to the right and left columns to make this a very attractive arcade machine. Marquee indicates “Nudie Pictures” can be viewed for only a penny. SIZE: 72″ h. CONDITION: Overall in excellent restored working order. 1-10964 (3,000-6,000)

COIN-OPERATED PADDY & PIG AUTOMATON. A desirable, appealing and highly sought after automaton of Paddy feeding his pig. This particular piece is encased in an attractive paneled cabinet and is activated by dropping a coin in the slot. Originally this type of automaton had a windup clockwork mechanism. But due to the nature of this piece, purportedly being in the arcade in Disney World, this machine has been converted to an electric motor. A multitude of actions by both Paddy and his pig made this a most appealing and frequently played device at its former location. The cabinet and the figures have been professionally restored at some point in the past and this particular piece is of unknown vintage. SIZE: 75″ h x 19-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Case has been refinished, interior and characters have been restored, which is understandable with its years of faithful service. 1-10599 (11,000-15,000)

GROETCHEN “POISON THIS RAT” ARCADE MACHINE. A highly sought after arcade device, circa 1940s, featuring Hitler on the front facade. Patriotism at its height during WWII, a unique individual/company produced and distributed not only this machine, but a Bomb the Jap with a likeness of Hirohito instead. Placed in various locations, these machines would lure in those Americans and their intense dislike for the Axis powers. The concept of this machine is a penny is deposited and five “poison” pills to be dispensed to the Fuhrer in hopes of killing him off. A tricky little device based on slopes and runways, hoping to get the pill (small red ball) into Hitler’s mouth. Obviously children as well as adults could compete against another to see who could poison the rat most effectively. The graphics of this machine are incredible. Not only does this machine appeal to collectors of coin-op but other collectors in various categories. The machine is overall in very fine working condition. Truly a piece of Americana and part of our history, and a difficult machine to find. SIZE: 16-1/2″ w x 11″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Machine lacking original wood back door and exterior finish to cabinet appears to have been enhanced or replicated at some point in the past. 1-10829 (4,500-6,000)

CAILLE “HYGIENIC” LUNG TESTER. A Mike Gorski creation. As typical of Mike, he goes to the Nth degree to reproduce an arcade machine. As good as, if not better than the original, this attractive machine features beveled glass panels, quartersawn oak cabinet, a cast and embossed rear panel featuring a strong man of the time period in his loincloth, and all contained upon a marbelized and nickel plated replica Caille pedestal. The concept being that a coin was deposited and the person would blow into the tube, trying to raise the colored liquid indicator within. The tank holding the liquid is made of copper, ensuring a long and trouble-free life. The intent of the machine is to test one’s lung capacity. A wonderful machine for the basement arcade and only a fraction of the price of an original example if one even had the possibility of finding one! SIZE: 71″ h x 13″ w x 12″ d. CONDITION: Overall very fine to near mint. 1-10963 (3,000-5,000)

ADAMS PEPSIN TUTTI FRUTTI GUM MACHINE. A very fine all original coin-op vending machine with porcelain side and front panels. Original wooden cabinet retains its dark red paint and overall the porcelain panels are in exceptional condition with minor chipping here and there, most noticeably at corners and/or edges. Mechanism is intact and complete, and retains remnants of original paper labels on interior of machine from the Railway Automatic Sales Co. of Brooklyn, NY. SIZE: 11-1/2″ w x 5-1/2″ d x 29″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good to fine, lacking key for front door. 1-10830 (4,500-6,500)

5 CENT MILLS UPRIGHT JUDGE SLOT MACHINE. A very attractive and appealing gambling machine in a nice oak paneled case with elaborate iron castings. The tin lithographed wheel features a series of judges in their robes along with the various payout colors. Odds ranging from a 2 to 1 payout to a 20 to 1 payout enabled a player (or five players) to bet on certain colors. Mechanism is reliable in nature so in their original time of usage, there was little down time or loss of income for the operator. One could play anywhere from one to six nickels, increasing his odds of winning. The machine has a nice older restoration to the iron castings and wooden cabinet. SIZE: 64″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine, a couple of roller wheels on mechanism are missing, thus mechanism is slightly out of kilter, but functional. Front coin cover plate is missing sliver from side of lower left corner. 1-10598 (10,000-12,000)

CAST IRON MILLS COMMERCIAL POKER MACHINE. A most attractive poker machine that during the time period of usage in the early 20th century were prevalent in bars, saloons, general stores, etc. Sitting upon the counter, the player would insert his coin and depress the plunger. As the reels spun around and finally coming to rest, would show his poker hand. This hand was also visible to the storekeeper through means of a marquee mirror. A great success for the owner financially, generating much income and trade was usually extended in the form of cigars or drinks. A fanciful cast iron cabinet, attractively nickel plated, and with an open exposed mechanism, so the player could not think there was manipulation or cheating occurring. Iron casting appear to be original, however, the large rear door (with original Mills lock and key) at some point in time has had a 3″ x 5″ section cut out for shop owner observation (?). A small chip out of left rear base of lower casting. Has new award cards but original poker cards on reels. SIZE: 12″ w x 9″ d x 18″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-11092 (5,000-6,000)

CAILLE GOOD LUCK TRADE STIMULATOR. A very fine all original example of a petite one cent poker machine, circa 1902 that graced many a bar, barbershop, or saloon during the early part of the 20th century. Handsomely encased in a quartersawn oak cabinet with an extremely fanciful iron casting and finished off with a floral “Good Luck” flower and horseshoe decal on lower front of machine. A very inexpensive machine at the time with minimal loss of breakdown time, thus generating a fair amount of income for the operator. In untouched, all original condition, a light cleaning would truly enhance the appeal of this machine. SIZE: 11″ w x 9-1/2″ d x 14″ h. CONDITION: Lacking key for cash drawer and award card for marquee. 1-10621 (1,500-2,500)

FRENCH COUNTERTOP ROULETTE WHEEL/MATCH DISPENSER. Often times this early 19th century gambling roulette wheel would have been found in a French bistro or American saloon. One would gamble with his drinking friend and spin the wheel to see who bought the next round. A finely painted scene of a French couple among background frame stands above an elaborate casting of a fish. Wheel is brass with gambling markers while the base is cast iron. SIZE: 12-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good. Hand painted background scene has a fair amount of paint loss. 1-10622 (1,500-2,500)

ONE CENT MILLS CHEVRON QT SLOT MACHINE. A great little machine that was easily transportable and hidden from law enforcement agencies on the lookout for gambling and/or illegal drinking. Many different models were produced by Mills, the Chevron being the most prolific. Compact and reliable, these machines were quite the money maker and came either in one cent, five cent, ten cent, or 25 cent denomination. This particular example has been externally restored to like new condition, and is in fully functional and operative condition. Easily placed on a home bar or as a savings bank for the kids, QT’s are highly sought after by collectors. SIZE: 13″ w x 13″ d x 19″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition 1-10965 (1,200-1,500)

FRENCH LODGE GAMING WHEEL AND CORRESPONDING ODDS TABLETOP. Appears to be from the turn of the century, the hand painted wooden wagon wheel gaming wheel is decorated in card suits and four special horse squares. Corresponding table top shows four cards, one for each suit paying “3 pour 1” and four marvelous corner folk art vignettes showing riders on horses that pay “10 pour 1”. SIZE: Wheel is 31-1/2″ diameter and tabletop measures 48″ w x 28″ h. CONDITION: Generally very good with worn paint surfaces, various scuffs, and drilled hoes from when these items were apparently mounted to a wall. 1-11070 (700-900)

DECATUR “FAIREST WHEEL” TRADE STIMULATOR. Circa 1895. Coin operated game in which the player would drop a coin into the slot at the top. The weight of the coin would set the wheel in motion, landing on one of the numbered squares which could be used toward trade at the specific establishment. SIZE: 25″ h x 17-1/2″ dia. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition. 1-11127 (400-600)

SPECTACULAR H.C. EVANS HORSE RACE GAMING WHEEL WITH ODDS INDICATOR. Circa 1940s. Perhaps one of the most desirable and aesthetically pleasing gaming wheels ever manufactured. On a wooden and cast iron tripod base with a mechanical drum odds wheel atop, this wheel with paper inserts depicting ten various horses at the racetrack. It is further enhanced with a tin/aluminum fanciful mirrored star like center, making this a desirable piece not only for gaming collectors, but horse lovers alike. Wheels of this nature were used throughout the country at local fairs and carnivals as well as at firehouse benefits, VFW’s, fraternal lodges, etc. SIZE: Approximately 84″ h., wheel is 60″ dia. CONDITION: Overall very good, paper on odds wheel has been replaced. 1-11091 (3,500-4,500)

ONE CENT MILLS GOLDEN FALLS SLOT MACHINE. A slot machine, seldom found especially in full size is this machine in one cent coinage. Castings, mechanism, and wooden case have been totally finished to like new condition. An unusual opportunity for a collector to purchase a seldom found machine in excellent restored condition. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ l x 24″ h. CONDITION: Replacement parts including reel strips, award card, wooden cabinet, and possibly aluminum castings. 1-10986 (1,200-1,800)

CHAMPION L-SHAPED GUM/CHOCOLATE VENDING MACHINE. A fine early L-shaped machine with a wooden cabinet and porcelain panels on right and left sides as well as the front. The front panels were removable and interchangeable depending on the product the merchant wanted to vend. Unusual color of green with white lettering and/or white inserts, the overall condition to the porcelain panels is very fine to near mint with some minor chipping, most noticeable where screws contact the porcelain. Mechanism is intact and complete, but in need of lubrication. Interior of machine has original paper instruction label as well as original lock (lacking key). Lower windows on front panel, one could either view the product, or in this case paper labels showing what was being sold in that column. SIZE: 10″ w x 9-1/2″ d x 32″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine. 1-10578 (2,500-3,500)

VERY EARLY GUM/CHOCOLATE L-SHAPED MACHINE. An early coin operated four column gum/chocolate vendor with patent dates from 1888 to 1892. Embossed on the front “Volkmann, Stollwerck & Co., New York & Chicago”. A wooden oak case houses the mechanism and one would choose the flavor of gum or candy, deposit a coin in the appropriate slot, and push in the plunger. More than likely, the mirrored front at one time contained some sort of advertising for the products within the machine. This type of machine was often found in subway and train stations and other places of commerce where an abundance of people would pass through on a daily basis. SIZE: 10″ w x 9″ d x 30″ h. CONDITION: Wooden cabinet has been restored, including minor wood patch to lower right front corner. Overall good to very good. 1-10832 (1,500-2,500)

MILLS CHANGE MAKER. Wonderful free standing arcade accessory with funnel top, long cutaway shaft and three filigree legs. Fill it with pennies and a push of the spring loaded tongue dispenses five pennies every time. Oval plaque on front reads “Mills Oct. 8, 1897”. SIZE: 25″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good. One support doesn’t match in patina (possible replacement). Hinge pin on tongue is a replacement. 1-10966 (400-500)

CAST IRON CHANGE/ASH TRAY. Outstanding modern casting by Mike Gorski from an old original depicting a profile bust of an Indian chief morphing into an elaborate filigree stand. Done in a copper oxide finish with a glass tray insert. SIZE: 34″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-10967 (300-400)

WOODEN ZENO CHEWING GUM VENDOR. A classic turn of the century clockwork gum vendor encased in a wooden cabinet with a tin instructional sign (replacement) on front panel. Zeno, a very popular gum of the time period, hence, these machines were prolific in country stores, barber shops, saloons, etc. Attractive and eye catching as much then as they are today, the machine has been totally restored externally and the mechanism within is operative and functional. SIZE: 10″ w x 9″ d x 16-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good plus, original back door lacking lock, small chip to pot metal coin entry. 1-10583 (350-650)

TWO EARLY ONE CENT MATCH DISPENSERS. The first is a four column dispenser in a wooden cabinet with a cast iron front, finished in black enamel with red highlighting. The second is a cast iron and steel Ohio Blue Tip Matches dispenser in original red finish. Both machines are complete and operative. SIZE: 10″ w x 7″ d x 15″ h. and 5-1/2″ w x 4-1/2″ d x 13″ h., respectively. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus original. 1-11026 (200-300)

SMILIN’ SAM ONE CENT FIGURAL PEANUT DISPENSER. Primarily manufactured in the 1940s, the originals depicted a black man and subsequently due to “political correctness”, most were painted in red. A full sized and well detailed head, a penny was dropped in the slot, and one would pull the tongue out, and a serving of peanuts would be dispensed into your hand. Truly a piece of Americana, and a classic statement of political thought during this time period. This particular machine was reproduced in the late 1980s and is of the quality of the originals. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine condition. 1-10593 (200-400)

15-1/2″ LION’S HEAD GRAPHOPHONE/REGINAPHONE. Upright 15-1/2″ Regina double comb music box with 78 rpm Columbia phonograph. Heavily carved lion’s heads grace the front of the upper cabinet. Serpentine sides and front, bowed double doors open for the horn with serpentine double doors for record and disc storage. Nice heavy carvings on the corners of the lids and columns at all four corners. Large colorful decal on interior of lid. SIZE: 24″ w x 51″ h x 21″ d. CONDITION: Superbly restored. Brilliant tone on music box and great acoustic tone on the phonograph. All keys present. Cabinet has original finish, nicely restored with a great shine. 1-10980 (8,000-10,000)

15-1/2″ REGINA CURVED FRONT AUTOMATIC CHANGER. 12 disc automatic changer music box will play continual music on a full winding. Tall mahogany case with barley twist columns frame the bowed front with brass filigree in corners and with cabriole legs and shelf in bottom and heavily carved pediment. Drawer at bottom which is large enough to store discs in. Back is a piano sounding board for added volume and richer sound. Includes 12 discs and keys are present. SIZE: 26-1/2″ w x 68″ h x 22″ d. CONDITION: Nice refinished case with reproduction pediment. Ready for your collection. 1-10977 (12,000-14,000)

MULTIPHONE COIN-OPERATED CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH. A very rare automatic phonograph which selectively plays 24 cylinders. Manufactured around 1906-1910. These instruments are very rare but this is the scarcest design. Has a very tall and impressive oak case with turned columns, carvings at the top and top of the door. Carved paw legs with additional carving in the base. Large brass bell horn angles out from the top. Inside is the visible Ferris wheel for 24 cylinders and the playing mechanism. Powered by the Edison Triton motor down below. Beveled glass in front door with glass sides. Includes 24 cylinder records, keys and crank are present. SIZE: 33″ w x 93″ h x 20″ d. 38″ d with horn. CONDITION: Case has been carefully and thoroughly restored and re-glued. Original type finish with identification decals. Playing mechanism is thoroughly restored and plays very well, not real loud but they never were. A very handsome addition to any collection. 1-11088 (65,000-85,000)

25-1/2″ KALLIOPE GLASS FRONT UPRIGHT WITH 10 DISCS. Nice tall walnut case with diamond matched veneers, turned columns and heavy moldings, filigree corners framing an arched window in the door. Tilt-out disc storage in base with 10 discs. Coin-operated, plays by a five pfennig coin. Fancy pediment with lots of finials. Plays 12 orchestra bells along with full music box. Music box sits on top of base to make a very tall and handsome instrument. SIZE: 32-1/2″ w x 90″ h x 20-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Original mechanism, plays beautifully. Case is refinished with new faithfully reproduced pediment. All keys are present. 1-10976 (8,500-9,500)

SYMPHONION MUSICAL HALL CLOCK WITH 13-5/8″ DISCS. Clock counts the hour and strikes at 1/2 hour, plays music box on hour. Heavily carved oak case with turned columns and finials, all original. The music box has 10 interchangeable disks. A nice tall and impressive clock. SIZE: 23″ w x 74″ h x 14-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Clock has nice, original finish; all finials original and complete. Thoroughly mechanically restored. Plays a nice, sweet tone. Ready to go into your collection. All keys are present. 1-10984 (14,000-16,000)

PAILLARD INTERCHANGEABLE CYLINDER BOX WITH TABLE. Burled walnut case and table with contrasting border inlay. Fancy legs with carving and inlay and original white porcelain casters. Ebony moldings and ebony finish on backs of legs. Large brass handles on each end. Book-matched veneer on table top, front of music box, music box lid and on both sides. The untouched original finish still exists on both case and table and could easily be made to look outstanding. Music box has brilliant resonant tone in spite of needing damper work. Mechanism has a double spring motor, 19-1/2″ cylinder and a zither attachment. Included is original sale’s receipt, slightly damaged, but mostly there, original directions for changing the cylinder and two original tune cards for the two cylinders. SIZE: 57″ w x 42″ h x 26″ d. CONDITION: Mechanism is, as found original, and could be easily brought up to like new specifications with fine tuning, cleaning and polishing. However, it does need damper work. Nickel plating is near excellent, just needs polishing. 1-10575 (12,000-15,000)

22″ INTERCHANGEABLE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH BELLS. Very large, beautiful and impressive music box in book-matched burled walnut case with double border inlay on top, sides and front. Ebony moldings and interior. Massive bronze handles on each side with a nice carved ivory escutcheon for key hole. Large double tune card that covers both cylinders of 12 tunes each. The movement has 15 bells held on with birds and struck by bees plus a 15 note reed organ. Single spring motor with ratchet winding handle. Music box and bells have beautiful tone, reed organ is not playing. SIZE: 51″ w x 16″ h x 22″ d. CONDITION: Case is in very nice original condition, there are minor scratches and dings on the edges but with minimal restoration would bring it back to near new. Mechanism needs cleaning and polishing and some damper work otherwise very nice. Reed organ will need to be re-leathered. 1-10631 (12,000-15,000)

18-1/2″ EMPRESS CONCERT GRAND. Beautiful, large console instrument which plays 18-1/2″ discs on double combs. Hand-cranked with very fine rich tone. Case has bowed front with storage below for many discs. Nice mahogany case with string inlay on front panel and bottom two doors also top and inside lid. Has original brass casters, hinges and escutcheons. Lid lifts to expose a large decal “Empress Concert Grand – Lion & Healy – Chicago”. SIZE: 30-1/2″ w x 40″ h x 25″ d. CONDITION: Case has very nice original but crazed finish. Beautifully restored mechanism. Plays to perfection. All keys present. 1-10978 (7,000-8,000)

15-1/2″ FLAT FRONT REGINA CHANGER. Quartersawn oak case with barley twist columns framing the door with cast brass filigree corners. Has an original oak pediment, apparently from another machine, and cast iron cabriole legs with painted oak grain finish. Includes 34 discs and appears complete. A nice looking machine. SIZE: 25″ w x 67″ h x 21″ d. CONDITION: Mechanism has older restoration that is gummed up and won’t let it play. Case is refinished in a nice light oak. 1-10630 (6,000-10,000)

19-5/8″ POLYPHON GLASS FRONT UPRIGHT COIN-OP. Beautifully carved walnut upright case. To be placed on a counter, table or hang on the wall. Case with carved moldings,turned columns,filigree corners on the door framing the arched glass door. Turned legs in the front, tall pediment with wonderful carving and turning. “Polyphon” carved into top molding. Coin operated and plays by English penny. Includes 10 discs. SIZE: 27-1/2″ w x 51″ h x 16″ d. CONDITION: Mechanism is fully restored. Plays beautifully by coin. Case is refinished with an accurately reproduced pediment. All keys are present. 1-10975 (4,500-5,500)

18″ PAILLARD SUBLIME HARMONIE INTERCHANGEABLE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Ebony case with birds eye panels on the front, top and ends. Panels have inlaid borders and lid has 3-1/2″ x 6″ mother-of-pearl inlay. Inside lid is book-matched burl walnut with diagonal border veneer. Large brass handles on each end and nickel escutcheons on key holes. Music box is professionally restored. Double spring motor with three interchangeable cylinders, tune indicator and three tune cards. Has two zither attachments, one for each comb. All keys present. SIZE: 43″ w x 12-1/2″ h x 17-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Case has an aged finish that is very nice with numerous little dings and bangs here and there that are part of its patina. A little loose string inlay on right and left side and small piece missing on the front and lid. Small chips, around 1/8″, veneer on front of drawer. Finish is nice but some people would want to refinish it. Plays very well with delightful tone. 1-10979 (4,000-5,000)

11-5/8″ SYMPHONION COIN-OP MUSIC BOX WITH ADVERTISING. Decorative walnut case with heavy moldings, door has arched window with gold leaf musical lyre and stars, original carved pediment with finials and advertising mechanism in center of pediment. Advertising mechanism is a Ferris wheel with six 1-1/2″ x 3-1/2″ advertising cards that change over at the end of each tune. Also dispenses cigarettes and includes several old boxes. The music box is double comb, nicely restored with good loud tone. Single spring motor, coin operated by English penny. Includes 15 discs. Will stand on table or counter or wall mount. SIZE: 20″ w x 36″ h x 13″ d. CONDITION: Case is very good original condition. Three small carvings are loose and in the drawer. Music box has been restored and sounds very good. 1-10812 (3,000-6,000)

CAPITAL CUFF BOX STYLE A. Beautiful cherry case with country scene in lid. Simple molding around base and lid. Music box has single comb and is fully restored. Includes seven cuffs. Sounds great. SIZE: 15″ w x 7″ h x 11-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Fully restored and ready to go. 1-10981 (2,500-3,500)

MERMOD SWISS 10″ CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Ebony case with veneered walnut front and top. Front has double border inlay, top has border inlay and 5″ x 9″ multi-color floral inlay. Elaborate cast handles on each side and brass escutcheon for key hole. Glass protective window is lightly sand-blasted on underside with center image of a lyre. Mechanism is professionally restored and features two double-wide springs, a 6″ diameter “play forever” wheel, double combs, a Jacot’s lock, and tune indicator. Mechanism’s unique silver/nickel finish and has an 8-tune movement. This “museum quality” piece has rich, delightful tone. SIZE: 31″ w x 10″ h x 14″ d. CONDITION: Case is professionally refinished and in very nice condition. All restored and ready to go. 1-10962 (2,500-3,500)

15-3/4″ OLYMPIA MUSIC BOX. Ornately carved oak case with carving all around, fancy moldings on base and lid, with nice country scene under lid. Celluloid instruction tags inside for operating. Professionally restored mechanism, double comb with 10 discs. SIZE: 22″ w x 12″ h x 20″ d. CONDITION: Case has been professionally refinished with a very nice appearance. Complete mechanical restoration. Looks and plays beautifully. 1-10983 (2,200-3,200)

HOFBAUER HARMONIPAN MONKEY ORGAN. Contemporary roll operated organ. Beautiful hand-cranked organ with burl walnut case and inlaid flowers, musical instruments and its name “Harmonipan Hofbauer – Gottingen”. Brass corners and trim with exposed pipes in the front on a nice cart with large wheels. Plays 20-note multi-tune roll with beautiful sound. SIZE: Organ: 14″ w x 27″ h x 20″ d. With cart: 44″ w x 43″ h x 22″ d. CONDITION: As new condition, very well maintained. 1-10982 (4,000-5,000)

1948 WURLITZER JUKEBOX MODEL 1100. Circa 1940s classic jukebox with rotating color wheels. Lots of color and chrome. Walnut case with large window for view of operating mechanism. Plays 24 selections, 78 rpm records. Has great tone with excellent bass. SIZE: 30″ w x 57-1/2″ h x 26″ d. CONDITION: Very good condition; wood refinished, plastic and chrome are very good and original. Interior is mostly original; very clean and professionally overhauled. Coin mechanism is not hooked up but is all there and looks like it should work, currently set for manual operation. 1-10813 (3,000-5,000)

WURLITZER 850 CD JUKEBOX. Beautiful contemporary jukebox made in the style of a classic jukebox. The front lights up with beautiful colors. Chrome ornamentation on front, top and sides with mahogany sides. Nice view of mechanism through top window; coin operated with selector buttons for tunes. Comes with Remote Control. Holds 100 CDs. SIZE: 38″ w x 66″ h x 28″ d. CONDITION: Brand new, limited edition. 1-11089 (6,000-8,000)

CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH BELLS AND DRUMS. Burl walnut and ebony case with string and border inlay on lid, front and sides with ebony base and edges on lid and sides. Music box has an 18″ multiple tune cylinder with four bells, small drum and wood block. SIZE: 35-1/2″ w x 11″ h x 14″ d. CONDITION: Case is in good condition with minor damage to lid veneer and a small piece, approx. 5″ x 1/2″, of molding split off the back. Finish is original but could be restored. Two inside decorative panels are missing. Inside glass cover is present. Mechanism is un-restored. Three or four teeth have been replaced and two tips are missing. The original motor has been replaced, the replacement fits and works good but is not correct. 1-10568 (1,000-1,500)

15-1/2″ REGINA COIN OPERATED MUSIC BOX. Beautiful quartersawn oak case with nice original instruction paper in lid. Lots of decorative molding on sides, front and lid. Coin slot on front and double comb mechanism inside with short bed plate. Includes 46 discs. SIZE: 21-1/2″ w x 11-1/2″ h x 19″ d. CONDITION: Nicely refinished case with original crank. Minor water stain on instruction sheet. Mechanism need dampers repaired, otherwise plays. Missing four bun feet. 1-10567 (1,000-1,500)

15-1/2″ REGINA DISC MUSIC BOX WITH DISCS. Oak case with heavy moldings and some carving with original paper in the lid. The long bed plate, double comb mechanism has the delightful tone we expect of Regina music boxes. Included are 22 discs. SIZE: 22-1/2″ w x 13″ h x 20″ d. CONDITION: Apparently was restored some time ago. A little cleaning and polishing would make it look great again. Case is refinished. 1-10632 (1,000-2,000)

17-1/2″ CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Ebony case with walnut veneer on front and lid, string inlay borders and 6″ x 9″ floral inlay on lid. String inlay on underside of lid with a damaged tune card listing 12 tunes. Two large brass handles on each end of case. Mechanism is un-restored in good condition. Music box has double spring motor. The nickel plating is very good. SIZE: 33″ w x 9″ h x 12″ d. CONDITION: Case is in very good condition with nice original finish. Tune card has major tear and two small chunks out of it (1/2″ x 1/2″ and 1″ x 1″). The mechanism has two broken teeth and one missing tip. Needs dampers and basic restoration. Has zither attachment that is not working. 1-10672 (800-1,200)

13″ CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Ebony case with walnut veneered top and front with inlaid borders and 3-1/2″ x 7-1/2″ floral inlay on top. Original tune card under lid listing eight tunes. Single spring motor. Has very good tone but needs damper work. SIZE: 24″ w x 7-1/2″ h x 10″ d. CONDITION: All teeth and tips are good, zither works. Case has original finish in nice condition, a few small dings around the base. 1-10673 (400-600)

LOT OF 2 CYLINDER PHONOGRAPHS WITH CYLINDERS. 1) Columbia 2 minute phonograph in oak case with original finish and detail in nice condition with all original parts. Has a very nice red horn on an uncommon mount. 2) Edison Home 2 & 4 minute with Model C and Model H reproducers with 14″ brass horn. Oak case in very good condition. Included is over 100 cylinders, most in good condition. SIZE: 17″ w x 27″ h x 17″ d.; 16″ w x 12-1/2″ h x 9″ d. respectively. CONDITION: Both need work, most parts present. 1-10671 (300-500)