8 Washington 25c. 4 - 1936-D; 3 - 1937-S; + 1 - 1932. Circulated.

Group of Pennsylvania Railroad timetables spanning 1927-1949. Includes 1-1927 2- 1932 3- 1935 4- 1936, 1 - 1937, 6- 1938, 5 - 1939, 8 - 1940, 8 - 1941, 3- 1943, 1 -1944, 2- 1945, 3- 1947, 3 -1948, and

(1) 1927-S; (2) 1929-S; (8) 1934; (2) 1934-D; (1) 1934-S; (8) 1935; (5) 1935-S; (1) 1936; (3) 1936-D; (1) 1936-S; (4) 1937; (1) 1938; (4) 1939; (4) 1939-D; (1) 1939-S

25 + stamp envelopes - a few without stamps. #720 (1932) 3 cent Washington, #788 (1936-37) 4 cent Lee and Jackson, #792 (1937) 3 cent Farragut & Porter - Army and Navy U.S. Army Heroes. [RLR 106]

110 Mercury Dimes:1-1917, 1-(S), 1-1918, 9-1919, 1-(D), 1-1928, 1-1930, 2-1935, 15-1936, 12-1937, 2-1938, 1-(S), 9-1939, 3-(D), 2-1940, 2-(D), 4-1941, 2-(D), 7-1942, 4-(D), 1-(S), 8-1943, 2-(D), 3-(S)

(2) 1934; (7) 1935; (2) 1936; (1) 1937; (2) 1939; (2) 1940; (4) 1941; (4) 1941-S; (5) 1942; (2) 1942-S; (3) 1943; (1) 1943-S; (4) 1944; (3) 1945; (1) 1945-S; (1) 1946; (6) 1948-S; (1) 1949-D

1936-1937 Arvin Rhythm King radio, model 1127, measuring 26 5/8 in. x 12 3/4 in. x 42 1/2 in., the largest of the Rhythm models, the Rhythm King, featured 11-tubes and two speakers in a "skyscraper" c

8 volumes. (1) "Electronic Television" Eckhardt. Chicago, 1936. (2) "Experimental Television" Collins, Boston 1932. (3) "Television The Eyes of Tomorrow" Eddy. NY 1945. (4) "Principles of Television E

7) 1935, 1) 1936, 3) 1937, 2) 1939, 4) 1940, 12) 1941, 24) 1942, 10) 1943, 5) 1944, 10) 1945, 2) 1946, 1) 1948.

DESCRIPTION: Lincoln Cent Lot 1930-1939 Total of (23) Coins 2-(1930) 1-(1934) 4-(1935) 6-(1936) 6-(1937) 1-(1938) 3-(1939) CIRCA:See Above. ORIGIN:USA DIMENSIONS:H:3.25" x L:2.5" CONDITION: Great

LOT (2) GORHAM STERLING SILVER GOLF TROPHY BOWLS, 1932 & 1934, W. 44.0 OZ., 8 1/4" DIAM. X 3 1/4" H. & 9" DIAM. X 4" H.

1 - 1935, 4 - 1939, 3 - 1945, 1 - 1946, 1 - 1951, 2 - 1955, 1- 1956, 1 - 1957 AND 1 - 1959D

Emerson Bell (1932-2006, Louisiana), "Untitled," 1994, patinated copper sculpture signed and dated verso, mounted in a mahogany frame on a plinth, H.- 7 in., W.- 8 1/4 in., D.- 3 1/4 in. Provenance: P

LOT OF 16 US 1917-1943 SILVER WALKING LIBERTY 50C To include (1) 1917, (1) 1935, (3) 1936, (1) 1937, (1) 1940, (1) 1941, (8) 1943 US silver Walking Liberty half dollars. Face value; $8.00. Shipping /

7 1937 International Trucks, 1 is an old repaint, 5 3/8 in long, 3 1937 International, 4 1/4 in long, C5-8.

9"x12" or less in size, all have wear and some soiling.

Maynard Dixon(1875 - 1946)Untitled (Male Portrait), 1936graphite on paperstamped and dated lower right: [Dixon red thunderbird cipher] 19364 3/8 x 5 3/4 in. (11.1 x 14.6 cm.), Mat: 16 3/8 x 12 1/2 in.

Ted Long(1932 - 2007)Medicine Lodge Camp, 1995oil on canvassigned lower right: Ted Long ©9520 x 30 in. (50.80 x 76.20 cm.), Frame: 28 3/8 x 38 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (72.07 x 97.16 x 8.26 cm.)

ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). White House card signed ("Theodore Roosevelt"), as President, Washington [DC], ca 9 March 1907.Signature on printed card "The White House / Washington," 4 1/8 x 2 3/4

Lot (11) vintage banks including: V-Victory (5 1/4" Ht.), Howdy Doody (6 3/4" Ht.), Williamsburg Savings (7 1/4" Ht.), Fabrux Heater (6" Ht.), Shriners Hat (3 1/8" Ht.), Olympic Berlin 1936 (4" Ht.),

3 Banks, CI: Liberty Bell, M809, 3 1/2"; "The Globe" Safe, Like M801, 5 1/8"; Washington Bell, M784, 3 3/4", recast

MAN RAY (1890-1976) Salvador Dali, 1932 Print in Colors 6 1/4" x 8 3/4" Man Ray was an American avant-garde artist and leading figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements. A pioneer in painting, film,

Cast iron still bank lot: (3) U.S. Mail examples including: U.S. Mail (narrow), C. 1912, 4 3/8" x 2 3/4", MFG. Kenton, U.S. Mail with eagle, C. 1932, 4 1/8" x 3 1/2", MFG. Kenton (large trap), U.S. Ma

Lot (3) cast iron U.S. Mail examples including: U.S. Mail with eagle, C. 1932, 4 1/8" x 3 1/4", MFG. Kenton, U.S. Mail (narrow), C. 1912, 4 3/8" x 2 3/4", MFG. Kenton, U.S. Mail, C. 1904, 3 5/8" x 2 3

2 Cranberry Glass Pitchers, one with coin spot decor attributed to Mt. Washington (8 3/4"), other with thumbprint decor attributed to early Fenton (10 1/2"), both excellent.