Long run of Playboy 1961-1970

DESCRIPTION: 120 editions of Playboy magazine. Full runs for 1970 through 1979. Most are starred editions. All wrapped in plastic sleeves by consignor. MEASUREMENTS: All 11-1/4" long x 8-3/8" wide. CO

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-four editions of Playboy Magazine. Full runs of 1960 and 1961. Most one star editions. All wrapped in plastic sleeves by consignor. MEASUREMENTS: All 11-1/4" long x 8-3/8" wide. CO

Wood Duck Pair Wildfowler Decoys Pt. Pleasant, NJ, c. 1970 13 in. long In 1961 Charlie Birdsall and his wife purchased the Wildfowler operation for creating decoys, originally based in Long Island, NY

High Complete Runs of Some Legion Titles 1970's-90's.

DESCRIPTION: 119 editions of Playboy Magazine. Full runs of 1980 to 1989. March 1980 sold separately. All wrapped in plastic sleeves by consignor. MEASUREMENTS: All 11-1/4" long x 8-3/8" wide. CONDITI

DESCRIPTION: Twenty four editions of Playboy magazine. Full runs of 1966 and 1967. Most one, two, or three star editions. All wrapped in plastic sleeves by consignor. MEASUREMENTS: All 11-1/4" long x

DESCRIPTION: Twenty four issues of Playboy magazine. Full runs for 1964 and 1965. All one, two, or three star editions. Wrapped in plastic by consignor. MEASUREMENTS: All 11-1/4" long x 8-3/8" wide. C

Cigarette Cutter. Holland, Eddy Taytelbaum, ca. 1970. Miniature guillotine-like prop. A cigarette placed in a hole remains unharmed when a blade is run through it. 3 ” long. Minor paint wear.

CLOCK WORK ORANGE - 1972 / R 90'S, FRENCH CONNECTION - 1961, DIRTY MARY/CRAZY LARRY - 1974, SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION - 1971, C.C. & COMPANY - 1970, PLAZA SUITE - 1971, LAST RUN - 1971, STAR SPANGLED G

Rare Marathon Best In The Long Run Double Sided Metal Sign TAC 8.5. Rare painted DST (double sided tin) example. Sign has great color and shine. Display has scuffs and scratches in field with some non

6' Marathon "Best In The Long Run" Porcelain ID Sign TAC 9. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign with excellent color and gloss and a clean field. Shows some staining in the outer white circle. Measures

SSP. Good gloss and color with areas of wear throughout. Highly collectable piece. Measures: 72"X72" Rating: 8.25 Est: $3500-$6500

DSP. A very nice example of this large Marathon Gasoline Porcelain Sign showing Marathon Runner graphics. Side one is in excellent condition, showing excellent color & gloss throughout the field with

The brightly colored field with two columns of rectangular tiles, each enclosing a hooked and stepped star filled medallion all enclosed within a saffron border enclosing with continuous star medallio

29.25" DSP sign has been professionally restored on both sides. The display has a few fine scratches. The reverse has scuffs in the black porcelain areas and small edge chips. Overall an iconic sign w

The polychrome field is arranged with two columns of rectangular reserves each enclosing a stepped and hooked star-filled medallion, all framed by a border enclosing continuous octagonal medallions wi

Has good color, shows wear and light surface rust, five-gallon, rated 7.5

PHYSIQUE PICTORIAL A long run of the popular beefcake magazine. 43 different issues plus 10 duplicates. Octavo, original pictorial wrappers, generally minimal to minor wear. Chicago and Los Angeles, 1

Both lenses have wear around the perimeter, mounted on a narrow glass body with metal screw base, rated 7.75

Includes Issues 1-71. Mixed Grades ranging from Good-Very Fine. Great Barks Art includes #1 (Four Color 386) VG, #2 VG and #3 fine. Nice lot and not easily to get a full run in one shot.

(MASSACHUSETTS.) Long run of letters from a hard-pressed Cape Cod codfishing captain to his ship's owners. 30 Autograph Letters Signed from Captain E.L. Jerauld to brothers Edward F. and Charles W. Po

5-gal. Long Run rocker oil can -Fair

An ivory border frames the field of diagonal rows enclosing repeating devices of variously colored squares that have latch hook corners. Measures 85 x 47 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house p

Signed by Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Timothy B Schmit