Two 1880's Kimball Champions Cards

Two 1880's Kimball Champions Cards

Two 1910 T218 Mecca Champions Cards

Detector amplifier type da.,Two frame 1880's Telegraphers membership card and Marconi wireless framed 100 stock certificate. 13 inches wide. Estate piece. Believe working, but not sure. As is.

1880s H804-4 Capadura Card Two Men Out and Three Men on Bases

two albumen prints, c.1880(?), mounted on thin card album leaves and titled in ink below 'Anatomical Lecture Theatre Oxford' and 'The Dissecting Room Oxford', each 11cm x 15cm, with a large gelatin si

NO RESERVE Algeria.- Algerian studio portraits, two albumen prints, each c. 275 x 210 mm. (10 1/2 x 8 1/4 in.), mounted on contemporary cards, [1880s]; and an albumen print of Sudanese boys, late 19th

Three Caterson & Brotz Playing Card Packs. Philadelphia: Caterson & Brotz, ca. 1880-86. Two with blue backs, one green. Different AS in each pack. All three decks complete (52), but lacking jokers. Ge

Hunt’s Playing Card Manufacturing Company Ltd. England, ca. 1880. 52. Two way courts. Back has flowers in oval. VG-. Soiled and inked double “X” marks on the Ace of spades.

Two Pieces of Silverplate, 19th c., consisting of a calling card holder, c. 1880, by Aurora, and a bird form double candelabra, 19th c., Candelabra- H.- 10 1/4 in., W.- 13 7/8 in., D.- 9 in.

Two rare windmill trade cards. They are both from the U.S. Wind Engine and Pump Co. in Batavia, Illinois. One has information on both sides. Both are 5.25 x 3.25 inches. Good condition, both are in pr

George Lange Kelly (1895 –1984), nicknamed "Long George" and "High Pockets", was a Major League Baseball (MLB) first baseman. Kelly was a two-time World Series champion (1921 and 1922). He led

George Lange Kelly (1895 –1984), nicknamed "Long George" and "High Pockets", was a Major League Baseball (MLB) first baseman. Kelly was a two-time World Series champion (1921 and 1922). He led

Two Packs of Biermans Playing Cards. 1) Leonard Biermans “Fantasy” Pack of Playing Cards. Turnhout, Belgium, ca. 1880. 52. Mediaeval courts, being one of the first decks printed using the chromoli

Comprises: 1.) Purple satin ribbon with silver-stamped imprint "Montgomery Co. / Hancock Veteran Legion." Bears an ornate vignette with federal eagle and sheild flanked by two circular elements intend

73. Stag Hound Dog Cane- Ca. 1880- A nicely carved hound with two colored glass eyes, silver metal collar, maple shaft and a brass ferrule. H.- 4“ x 2“x 28“ $250-$350

[COWBOYS/OUTLAWS]. Group of Two Tintype Portraits and a Large Cabinet Card of Cowboys. [V.p., ca. 1860s-1880s]. Tintypes approximately 3 ½ x 2 ½”. Cabinet photo on photographer’s

Lot is 49 1996 Racing Champions Mint Editions/NASCAR-MOC-NOS. Includes two Racing Mint Editions, 18 assorted Racing Champions Mint and 29 NASCAR Stock Cars with Collector Cards and display stands. Sin

Estate / Collection: Property from the Estate of Erika Hecht Wadds French, 1880-1954 Woman with Raised Arm: Two Each Atelier stamped (lr) Pencil on paper laid down on card 12 x 7 1/2 inches (30.5 x 19

McLoughlin Bros. Chiromagica Wizard Set. New York, ca. 1880s. Magnetic chiromancy set, incomplete, with two (of three lithographed dials) and two (of three) question cards. Original box, sliding cover

63. Twin Ivory Horse Cane- Ca. 1880- A high relief carving of a pair of flowing mane race horses, two pair of two color glass eyes, ornate silver collar with a jockey riding a crop, hardwood shaft an

36. Ivory Duck Cane- Ca. 1880- A carved ivory duck head with two colored glass eyes and a stained ivory beak, average ivory striations, full bark twigspur shaft and a brass ferrule. H.- 2 ¾” x 1 5/

LABELED ON REVERSE: "MRS. CHARLES KIMBALL, NEE CAROLINE JOHNSON"; TWO OLD REPAIRS MADE TO CANVAS (ONE WILL NEED MORE HELP); 24" X 29" (MASSACHUSETTS/CALIFORNIA/NEW HAMP. 1803-1880)

Two Cabinet Cards. The first showing three men playing cards, one of them handing off an ace to his partner, Adolf Jakisch, Vienna, Austria, ca. 1880 (6 ½ x 4 ¼”); in the second, a group of soldie

Two Cabinet Cards of a Woman in Playing Card Dress. The first being Aunt Liz Connolly, Haynes, St. Paul, ca. 1880, (6 ½ X 4 ¼”); in the second, a young lady is shown with playing cards on hat and