1910 E125 American Caramel Die Cut Home Run Baker - Ultra Rare Issue - Only (1) Graded At The

Including 1933 Wheaties Babe Ruth Flipbook "How To Hit A Home Run," Roger MarisTCG Major League Baseball Card, 1910 Philadelphia Caramel Co. Homerun Baker Card, John Dockman & Sons Baseball Gum. Cleve

***Auction Highlight*** 1833 Large Date BD-1 Gold Capped Bust Half Eagle $5 Graded ms63 details By SEGS. HIGHLIGHT OF THE ENTIRE AUCTION - Up for Auction is the Ultra rare 1833 Large Date BD-1 Capped

Doyusha-Hand Cut. PSA Graded 1.5 #4560 FR Most rare Jackie Robinson card in existence. A card that was never meant to be or was it. More rare than T206 Honus Wagner or 1952 Mickey Mantle. In 1945 in W

DSP. What an incredible example of this rare and highly sought after Circa 1930's Die-Cut Porcelain Sign from Rand McNally showing incredible five color porcelain graphics throughout each side as well

1976 Porsche 936 Jr. 1:2 Scale Martini Race Car, which pays homage to the iconic 936 race car won during that year. This one is particularly special as it was from the first run of 5 that were made. T

SSP. Wow! What an outstanding and rare piece of Ford Neon advertising. Sign is three dimensional Porcelain with porcelain face as well as sides, and shows bright red neon that glows bright. Sign is in

Hawkes heart shaped box with hinged lid

Sardine Box, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 1.5" x 8.25" x 4.25", Engraved Underwater Fish Decor In Style Of Sinclaire, Ray Cut Base, Nice Novelty Piece, The Estate Of Jean & Ralph Borelli.

Rare Michelin Tires w/ Bibendum Smoking Porcelain Flange Sign TAC 8.25. Rare porcelain die cut flange sign has very good color and gloss with chips in the fields and around perimeter. Some damage on t

Single Sided Tin Ford V8 Dealership Sign. Sign shows an outstanding restoration throughout the entire piece, with bright blue & white neon that displays excellent. The original can has been nicely rep

Rainbow glass is perhaps the rarest of color combinations from the period, but large pieces, like this decanter are hardly ever seen. And to top it all off, it's American! This piece features such goo

Dorflinger ruby cut to clear hob diamond pattern decanter, 13"

Extremely rare American Brilliant cut glass trumpet vase. Turquoise cut to clear in the Venetian pattern by T. G. Hawkes Co. This is a true rarity. Photos show one on display in the Corning Musuem of

SSP. An absolutely stunning and eye-appealing example of this die cut Porcelain Circa 1930's Service Station Sign from Beacon Gasoline, one of the most highly sought after and unique signs in all of e

RARE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #1 COMIC GRADED 9.0 MIRAGE STUDIOS 1ST PRINTING, C. 1984

Includes glass negatives, postcards, advertising, die-cut, and more, Largest measures 11 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches.

SST. An incredible condition and significant piece of early Husky Motor Oils Service Station Signage showing a bright and beautiful Husky Dog graphic with light burst graphics behind. CONDITION: This

Great gloss and color. A few minor touch-up chips in the field and around the perimeter. This is supposed to be a rotating horse, it does not have the gearbox or any neon tubing. Condition (8.5). Size

Circa 1910 Signed Weis 1/4 cut Oak File Cabinet - very good original finish & condition. H 52" w l6.5"d 27.5". Found in Rice Lake WI collection.

SSP. What an incredible condition piece of Circa 1930's Porcelain Advertising for Hood Tires. This piece is most likely New Old Stock and is by far the highest graded example of this Sign we have ever

DSP. An outstanding and incredibly eye-appealing die-cut Porcelain Sign from Chevrolet Automobiles advertising "Truck Service". Sign shows a large Chevrolet Bowtie graphic as well as iconic Chevrolet

DSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick Chicago. An incredibly scarce die cut Porcelain Sign from Packard Automobiles showing "Packard Service". Sign is a die cut radiator shape and shows a winged Radiator

Player inserts a penny to release colored capsules, each representing a specific horse. Featuring die cut marquee with horses reads "Who Wins?". Shows some wear throughout. On original matching stand.

Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987) Paris Review 1967, stamp-signed and pencil numbered 49/150, Paris Review, New York, publisher. Color screenprint with die-cut holes on cream wove paper. sheet: 37 x 2