72. A RARE CHARITY BOX. American, c. 1950. Collecting

72. A RARE CHARITY BOX. American, c. 1950. Collecting funds for AMIT programs. Founded on May 10, 1925. AMIT was at the forefront of Youth children from Europe and their resettlement in Palestine late

161. A RARE TIN CHARITY CONTAINER. American, c. 1950. Collecting Funds for the Federation of Maramarosh (Bucharest) Jews in Israel. 4.5'' tall.

A TIN CHARITY BOX. Jerusalem, c. 1930. Collecting funds for the Girls Orphanage. 3” tall.

A MASSIVE TIN CHARITY COLLECTION BOX. Probably American, c. 1900. Folk art. Engraved TZEDAKAH. 12Ó tall.

A TIN CHARITY BOX. Tel Aviv, c. 1970. Collecting funds for Netiv Binyamin. 4.5” tall.

155. AN EARLY ISRAEL CHARITY CONTAINER. New York, c. 1950. Collecting funds for the United Charity Institutions of Jerusalem. 3" tall.

Tiffany & Co. Moorish style silver box, c. 1950, American, sterling silver with cedar lining, the lid engraved with an image of a woman playing the flute, the box sides relief decorated with moorish s

136. AN EARLY AND RARE YESHIVA BAT AYIN CHARITY COLLECTION BOX. Argentina, c. 1960. In Spanish and Hebrew with a picture of the Rabbi Meir Baal Hanes monument in Tiberias. 5.2" tall.

in original box, rare, 1948-52 only, very good, box good, incorrect tie card, 8 pieces, (c. 1950)

Norman Cherner, rare iron and birch dining table, c. 1950, American, black painted iron trestle base, the rectangular veneered top sits free-floating in the frame, unmarked, for Konwiser Inc., 28"h x

VINTAGE 925 NAVAJO CONCHO NECKLACE W/ LAPIS LAZULI: c. 1950, Native American, Navajo. Sterling silver Concho necklace inlaid with lapis lazuli, central oval pendant is decorated with impressed arrows

Militaria Choice American Revolutionary War Waist Cartridge Box c. 1775 American Revolutionary War, Leather and Wood Waist Cartridge Box, Rare Small Size, with 21 Cartridge holes, Complete, Choice Ver

Native American basket " Washoe tribe c1950. Perfect condition. 8"d x 3.5"h Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.SHIPPING

A CHARITY CONTAINER FOR THE YOUNG ISRAEL MOVEMENT. New York, c. 1950. Paper lain down on cardboard. Collecting funds to fight juvenile delinquency. 5.9” tall.

American Unidentified Fork And Spoon Molds. c. 1950’s. Wooden box construction. Great condition. Average size is 8” x 21”x 5”. Est. $200-300. Ship: $75

American Egret Mark S. McNair (b. 1950) Craddockville, VA, c. 2000 29 in. long A rare McNair species, this American egret bears the maker's incised signature on the underside. Original paint with ligh

387. MARKLIN RARE HO ELECTRIC ENGINE CCS 800 | Marklin Crocodile electric engine c. 1950 version. | 10" l. | Metal fatigue to one side of motor box/frame, (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $500

Rare Mid-Century Modern floor lamp designed by American Industrial Designer Tony Paul circa 1950. Wicker shade, metal tripod base with wood ball feet. Dimensions: H 39.75" x W 17.5" x D 17.5" Conditio

Jewel Box - American Brilliant Cut Glass -3"X3.5"X3.5" Rare Bishops Hat Mold by C.F. Monroe - Hobstar, Strawberry Diamond and Fan Cut Lid - Uncut Base with Star, Strawberry Diamond and Fan Border High

97. A RARE CHARITY CONTAINER COLLECTING FUNDS FOR THE BETH JACOB SCHOOLS. Philadelphia, c. 1940. Orange on tin with a hand holding up a world. 4.5" tall.

A PAINTED METAL CHARITY CONTAINER American, c. 1920. Written 'SAVE DAILY FOR YOUR JEWISH EDUCATION BUILDING". With slots for small and large coins. In original box. 4" x 4" x 1.4".

(United World Films, c. 1950's). A vintage film of Oswald the Rabbit that can be viewed on 8mm or 16mm projectors. The original film was released in 1937. The box and film are in good condition with n

(5) Rare model B5 wall-mounted bookshelves in beech wood, with decorative box joinery and slatted backs. Designed by Borge Mogensen for FDB Mobler, c. 1950's. Signed with FDB triangle stamp on back sl

Offered in this lot is a pair of First Edition Western-theme books. The first book is the Rare "Cowboys and Cattle Kings- Life On The Range Today",1950, C.L. Sonnichsen, signed on the title page, illu