Playboy Tankard Mug and 1963 Party Joke Book

Playboy Tankard Mug and 1963 Party Joke Book

Each book with vintage playboy photos, and one of party jokes in English. Largest measures 7 1/4 x 4 inches

(lot of approx. 34) Assorted pewter decorative articles, including tankards, mugs, bowls, a book stand, plates, candle holders, largest item 16 1/2"w

Lot of 4 Adult Magazines, Vintage Playboy ashtray, Fur Lined Booby Trap. Includes Vanna White Playboy, Ted Danson Playgirl, Illiterate Joke Book #12, 30th Anniversary Playboy

Including books on furniture, mugs and tankards, American glass and more.

LeRoy Neiman (American, 1921-2012) two original ink and gouache on paper drawings framed together, one is signed. These drawings appeared on page 88 in the "Party Jokes" section of the Augus

Vintage metal Mug / tankard, a facsimile of the 17th-18th tavern tankard, made by RWP, Wilton Armetale, c.1963-1969 [Columbia, PA period], Armetale is a food safe metal. The mug is 3.1/4" [8.3cm] acro

(100+/-) Unsorted postcards. (2) 1940's war ration books. Jitney Joke paper book. United Air Lines labels for your luggage. Many postcard sets. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper P

PLAYBOY Host & Bar Vintage Coffee Table Book, circa 1971, written by Thomas Mario, published by Playboy press, covers topics from party manners to mixology to party ideas, measures approx 11 1/4 in. L

Tales To Astonish Marvel Comics, issue No. 49, volume 1, pub. Nov. 1963. Giant-Man. Silver Age, 12 cent comic book. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at (260) 637-4809 or

Lot of 6 Playboy Bound Magazine Hardcover Books including May-Aug. 1962, Jan-Dec. 1963, and Jan-Dec. 1964. All invoices must be paid for within 24 hours. We offer multiple shipping options, please rea

The Longest Cocktail Party: An Insider's Diary of The Beatles, Their Million-Dollar Apple Empire and Its Wild Rise and Fall by DILELLO, Richard. Published by Playboy Press, Chicago, IL 1976.; Paul McC

Includes US States and cities postcards, Democratic Party of Cook County Reception and Dinner photo book, 1963 Times John F Kennedy Memorial Edition and more. Includes duplicates.

Heading: (San Francisco - Police Mug Book) Author: Title: Original mug book compiled by the San Francisco Police Department, with wanted notices, descriptions and pictures of hundreds of wanted crimi

1945 JOKEBOOK MARRIAGE JOKER WITH GREAT DUST JACKET

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN SILVER MUG, TANKARD, 1833 A Russian silver mug with figural scenes, including Jewish depictions, around the bottom and in a medallion. It has a handle and a lid. HALLMARKS: '84'

United States,1963 Marvel Comics X-Men issue 1 from September, 1963. The book featured the origin and first appearance of the X-Men and Magneto. Per the CGC census 205 in 5.0, 746 higher. CGC 5.0 w/ C

Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man #1 from March, 1963. The book featured the second appearance of Spider-Man, first appearance of J. Jonah Jameson and Chameleon, and the first Fantastic Four crossover.

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Strange Tales issue 110 from July, 1963. The book featured the first appearance of Dr. Strange, Ancient One, Nightmare, and Wong. Per the CGC census 94 in 6.5, 320 hig

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense issue 39 from March, 1963. The book featured the origin and first appearance of Iron Man. CGC 3.0 w/ Cream/Off-White Pages 4237709001 CGC case 13" x

John Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) signed book “Profiles in Courage" Signed and inscribed, "Best Regards". When John Kennedy took a leave of absence from the Senate in 1954 to

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man issue 1 from March, 1963. The book featured the second appearance of Spider-Man, first appearance of J. Jonah Jameson and Chameleon, and the first F

John Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) signed book “Profiles in Courage.” Signed in blue ink and inscribed, ‘Warm Personal Regards. When John Kennedy took a leave of a

John Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) signed book “Profiles in Courage.” Signed in blue ink and inscribed, ‘Warm Personal Regards. When John Kennedy took a leave of a