1950'S SKULL PRESSBOOK , AND ALSO TALKING SKULL , AND

This group of vintage ladies hats includes 2 feather hats, 2 skull caps, 2 floral hats, a velvet hat, and a blue satin hat with a matching veil. Also included is a 1950's young man's band uniform. Pan

Talking Skull. Circa 1900. Attractive and realistic plaster skull with actuated jaw which mysterious clicks out answers to questions, rapping once for “yes” and twice for “no.” 6” high. Mino

Talking Skull. Circa 1930. Faux skull resting on a chromed stand attached to a wooden pedestal raps out answers to questions, once for yes, twice for no. Skull crafted from heavy wood, gesso-covered a

Papier mache skull with meticulously constructed clockwork mechanism inside that will apparently interact with the performer by clicking its jaw in answer to a series of questions. This appears to hav

Talking Skull. Circa 1920. Faux skull crafted from papier-mâché clicks its jaw in response to questions, once for “yes” and twice for “no,” as if inhabited by a ghost

Circa 1930. Paper maché model of a human skull. Answers “yes” and “no” questions by clicking its jaw. Thread method. Condition: Very good.

Talking Skull. Columbus: Grant/Reilly, ca. 1942. Papier-mache skull mounted to a hardwood board clicks it jaw to answer questions, once for yes, and twice for no. 9 _ high. Minor wear; good.

Talking Skull. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer [?], ca. 1925. Papier-mache skull raps out answers to questions posed by the audience, clicking its jaw once for “yes” and twice for “no.” Thread method

Talking Skull. Circa 1930. Realistic papier mâché skull clicks out answers to questions, its jaw rapping once for “yes” and twice for “no”. Removable top/lid. 6” high. Minor chipping and w

Talking Skull. Columbus: Grant/Reilly, ca. 1943. Faux papier-mache skull clicks its jaw in answer to questions, once for ″yes,″ and twice for ″no,″ as if alive. Wooden base wit

Talking Skull. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Mfg., ca. 1975. Imitation skull raps out answers to questions, once for yes, twice for no. Grant-style gimmick. Very good.

Talking Skull. Hamburg: Janos Bartl [?], ca. 1935. Papier-mache skull raps out answers to questions, once for yes, twice for no. 7" high. Hand painted. Finish rubbed, but good overall. Likely manufact

Three turned wood cups, two framed photographs venues showing promotional posters; set concentric rings; talking skull (modern) e20c box magic set; various hand made box tricks; chrome multi sided box

Lot of 8 Pirates of the Caribbean Movie-Related Electronics. Walt Disney Co. 1. Steering Wheel DVD player Dead Man’s Chest. 2. Talking Skull Room Alarm Motion Activated Dead Man’s Chest. 3

This ring is a Men's Silver ring with Designs of 4 skulls. Also a red stone in the center. Total weight is 22.7g and size is 8.5mm.

United States,Circa 1980 Group includes a David Wenzel for Marvel Comics original pin-up artwork of Solomon Kane for Savage Sword of Conan between part I and II of "Moon of Skulls". Also included is a

Watch out, mate! They're after your booty! The skull and crossbones from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End are brought to life as a talking room alarm. This 8-inch tall electronic accessory han

Braided riata, with horned skull decoration, also to include pair of tapaderos / hooded stirrups, featuring tooled leather decoration height 24 in. x width 12 in. x depth 10 in. Provenance: an Alam

Signed and titled on Verso Monkeys Skull pen and Charcoal, also signed lower right, professionally framed and mounted, . Measures16 by 19 inches. Collection of Dr George New Pratt Institute Brooklyn N

Ceramic on left is approx 7" in diameter and 7" tall. Also includes porcelain/ bisque skull.

Monkeypot Pottery hanger 7"x 9"w Red painted pottery hanger with 3 monkey skulls with jaw attached also mounted, mystery packages as well as bones mounted with beads Please note that this lot has a co

James Rizzi American, 1950-2011 Skull and Skeleton Signed Rizzi (lr) Graphite and pastel on paper 12 x 14 5/8 inches (30.5 x 37.1 cm) Unframed Provenance: Collection of Rodney Hilton Brown, formerly P

Guaranteed Solid 925 Sterling Silver, in Excellent Condition

1950 Fantasy Fiction Vol. 1, No. 1. Edited by Curtis Mitchell. Cover art by Bill Stone. Includes "Hello and Welcome" by the Editor; "She Said 'Take Me If You Dare" by Theodore Roscoe; "The Strange Lov