Tricks and Traps of America; or, Swindlers, Quacks,

Johnson, J. H. The Open Book. Aberdeen, WA: Author, 1926. First edition. “Exposing the tricks and traps used to befuddle the mind of the gullible public.” Blue publisher’s wraps. Illustrated. 8v

BARNUM, P.T. The Swindlers of America. Who They Are and How They Work. Containing Also: The Secret of Making Money; or How to Get Rich. New York: J.S. Ogilvie, (1903). Publisher’s lithographed p

Wooden Bluebill Duck Decoy,made by Animal Trap Company of America, Lillitz Pennsylvania, Pascagoula, Mississippi plant 1936, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Ant

DOVE GUNNING SET, with 10 doves. Possibly Styrofoam composition. All in good condition. Some with placement wires. Together with a CROW AND OWL SET by the Victor Animal Trap Co. of America. The set co

A 16 1/2 inch Black Duck decoy by Victor Decoys (1918-1938), Animal Trap Company of America, Lititz, PA., stamped "Victor" on the bottom. Original paint with wear.

A 17 inch Owl and a 17 inch Crow made paper fiber mache by Victor Decoys (1939-1970), Animal Trap Company of America, Lititz, PA, Original paint with wear.

Cheap Trick Rockford Big 3 Records Promo, Cheap Trick Pledge Allegiance to Sex America, Cheap Trick at Budokan Promo Poster, Cheap Trick "Special One" Album Promo, Cheap Trick In Color and Hea

Signed and dated presentation from the author/illustrator. Dirk Zimmer. The Trick-or-Treat Trap. NY: 1982. First Edition. Signed and dated presentation from Zimmer on the page after the title page. Pl

Made in America. Lead, Tin Trap. 4 1/4" H. Fine Condition (Dented Breastplate).

Lot of three Trick Pony mechanical banks: first, a Trick Pony mechanical bank with half of the tail broken and missing trap; second, a Trick Pony mechanical bank which is overpainted with original tra

Made of Cast Iron. Fine to Very Fine Paint Condition. Eagle & Eaglets broken under birds body. Trick Dog with Replaced Trap and Barrel.

1394. TRICK PONY MECHANICAL BANK | Trap is a common replacement, otherwise paint is in All Original Condition.

Hubley monkey bank, also referred to as "Trick Monkey Bank", with original trap and key. An exceptionally great example with nice, vibrant color and very little wear. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimension

486. HUBLEY TRICK DOG MECHANICAL BANK | Missing trap, otherwise All Original Condition. | 8.5".

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a Trick Pony mechanical bank with original trap and chip on corner of base, but works fine and in fair to good condition; second, a Chief Big Moon mechanical bank

(A) Hubley Trick Monkey mechanical bank. Missing the trap. CONDITION: Very good. (B) J&E Stevens Eagle and Eaglets. Missing the eyes. Needs a good cleaning. Missing the trap. CONDITION: Very Good+. Co

1417. DARKTOWN BATERY & TRICK DOG MECHANICAL BANKS | Trick dog missing hoop, retains original trap, darktown pitcher repainted, batter missing bat and hand, mechanism needs adjustment.

America, 19th century. carved wood, book form, box with slide opening to surprise snake. L5 1/8"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Captain America issue #324 by Marvel Comics 12/1986. Signed with sketch by cover artist Mike Zeck and signed by John Beatty on 8/21/09CGC Signature Series Grade 9.6. "Speed Trap" Story by Mark Gruenwa

Lot of four cast-iron project mechanical banks: first, a Trick Dog mechanical bank in good to very good condition missing one screw, with original trap, no damage and works well; second, a Santa with

Place a coin in the dog's mouth and press the lever as the dog jumps through the hoop and deposits the coin in the barrel. Original trap. (JY). (Near Mint). 8-3/4" x 7-1/2".

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a Columbus World's Fair mechanical bank in good to very good condition with replaced trap and Columbus figure repaired, but works well; second, a 'Spise a Mule be

Difficult to find original trap and key. Looks to be all original. When in operation dog jumps through clown's hoop. Very difficult bank to find with nice paint. (Very Good). 8 - 3/4" x 7 - 1/2".

Shepard Hardware Co., c. 1885, the pony receives the coin in his mouth and deposits it in the manger, a trap door at the bottom of the latter opens at the same time and then closes over the coin.