1.) WALTER WINCHELL AT THE NEW YORK DAILY MIRROR. A circa early 1930s original photographs, the first a large print of Winchell at his typewriter wearing fedora, Lucky Strikes at hand; stamped verso: Price Studios, 11 West 42nd St., N.Y.C.; 11 1/8" x 14 1/8" (Condition: image good, but with tears and losses to all corners, and tear at lower margin). Plus, a clipping from The Daily Mirror, November 24, 1934, "Winchell Every Day," on Winchell being "persuaded to write for The Mirror every day instead of six days a week"; with notation, possibly Winchell's hand. 2.) WINCHELL AND ABE SCHECHTER OF ABC, original circa 1930s/40s photograph, Winchell at a group table meeting, with Schechter in profile at right; 8" x 10." Condition: Good; small margin tear. 3.) "DO YOU HAVE A MATCH FOR WINCHELL, MR. EDITOR?" An oversized vintage Walter Winchell novelty ad in the form of a matchbook, 12" x 16 1/2." Inside, there are four match-form flaps ("Ignite," "Spark," "Light Up," "Burn") which reveal further text: "There is no match for Winchell..." Condition: overall good, but with with scattered creases and small edge/corner tears. PROVENANCE: THE HAROLD A. LAYER COLLECTION. From The Walter Winchell Files, Butterfield & Butterfield, 1990/91.