The Three Stooges in Hoi Polloi (Columbia, 1935)

Three Stooges Signed 1935 $1 Silver Certificate Signed by Moe Howard, Curly Howard, and Larry Fine. Presented in a Custom Exhibition Quality Frame. Cinema has featured dozens of popular comedy teams o

We are excited to bring to you an exceptional treasure from the realm of classic comedy - an original 1951 agreement between The Three Stooges and Columbia Pictures, bearing the irreplaceable signatur

Three sheet poster, folded. Fading, wear and loss to fold lines, holes and bleeding. In two sections. 81"h. 41"w.

Johnny Cash and Friends Columbia Special Products C 1077. Wynton Marsalis Hot House Flowers, Columbia FC 39530. Snow White and the Three Stooges Original Soundtrack Recording, Columbia CS 8450. Flip W

11x14, 1941, U.S., Columbia, comedy The Three Stooges, Vernon Dent, Bud Jamison B+ condition, paperbacked Quantity: 1

Columbia, 1963. "The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze". Overall good condition. 11"h. 14"w.

The Outlaw's Is Coming (Columbia Pictures, 1965) 6 Sheet (80"x80") The Three Stooges Adam West

Columbia Laff Hour. Columbia, 1956. One sheet (27 x 41 ½). “A barrel of film fun!” A monochrome poster for the feature length Three Stooges comedy. Linen backed. Old fold lines with some resultin

The Three Stooges were an American vaudeville and comedy team active from 1922 until 1970, best remembered for their 190 short-subject films by Columbia Pictures. Their hallmark styles were physical,

VINTAGE BEER ADVERTISING SERVING TRAYS, LOT OF THREE, comprising "GOLDEN AGE", "MOUNT CARBON", and "COLUMBIA" examples, Golden Age marked for American Art Works, Coshocton, OH. Circa 1935. Columbia 13

RARE signed with original line up 30s 8x10 signed in fountain pen ink 3 stooges Moe, Larry Fine and Curly (Howard) with COA RARE

Sought-after set of three fountain pen signatures, “Sincerely, Moe (Stooge) Howard,” “Curly Howard,” and “Larry Fine,” on individual clipped album pages measuring b

1966 Fleer The Three Stooges Box of 17 Wax Packs. Fleer, 1966. Retail display box with 17 (of 24) 5 cent factory sealed wax packs of Three Stooges trading cards. 7 x 4 ¾ x 2”. Box scuffed a

Three Stooges Pith Helmet Signed by Moe Howard, Curly Howard, and Larry Fine Presented in a Custom Exhibition Quality Shadowbox. Cinema has featured dozens of popular comedy teams over the last hundre

"THE THREE STOOGES" A great item, a pair of items signed by all three "Stooges" in their prime. Present is a 3" x 4 1/2" candid photo showing LARRY FINE signing autographs for fans, signed by him: "La

Set features 96 picture cards all with scenes from the iconic comedic trio. Most appear to be EX to EX/NM however please refer to the scans of the cards.

Ca. 1959.Three Stooges complete Fleer card set. Everybody's favorite slapstick comedy trio were documented at Fleer who issued this ninety-six card set at the height of Larry, Curly and Moe'sfame. Soi

Cinema has featured dozens of popular comedy teams over the last hundred years, but none have endured as long in pop culture as the Three Stooges. The comedy trio's short films were incredibly popular

Best known as a threesome, the Stooges started as a twosome, with Moe Howard and his brother Samuel (“Shemp.”) The pair performed their shtick in vaudeville for five years before Larry Fin

The 3 Stooges was one of the most popular post-war non-sport card sets. The box was meticulously glued back together and is marked "1959, Norman Mourer Production, Inc." It depicts the three stooges;

Comedy Star Signed Photograph Assortment (9) items including The Marx Brothers, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Elaine May, Mike Nichols, The Three Stooges, Edgar Bergen, Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Sid Caes

DESCRIPTION: Miniature Academy Award "Oscar" made by Columbia Pictures Corporation in 1935 to celebrate Columbia's 15th Anniversary and the film It Happened One Night becoming the first motion picture

Gary Rice (Coast Salish/British Columbia, born 1935). Carved Salish Coast totem pole in polychromed wood. Signed and dated. Approx. h. 83.25", w. 58.25", d. 8.25"

Museum of Science and Industry Circus Mechanical Coin-Operated Wagon and Big Cats Display. Circa 1935. Three-quarter size wooden circus wagon replete with two snarling fabric-covered big cat models (o