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Japan CK Celluloid Toy Acrobat Lola the Lady Marvel In the Box. "The most wonderful acrobatic toy of the age". Spring overwound otherwise nice colorful acrobat toy with a graphic box.

Japan CK Celluloid Toy Acrobat Lola the Lady Marvel In the Box. \"The most wonderful acrobatic toy of the age\". Spring overwound otherwise nice colorful acrobat toy with a graphic box.

Include is a celluloid sharpening stone from Cobden Farm Products and two celluloid small fobs from Log Cabin Maple Syrup. Some of the watch fobs are from companies such as Marvel Flour, Trans Mississ

Lot includes: 2 Kershaw1560 & 1550ST, Parker, Necina Fur Co Kutmaster, Marvel the Amazing Spider Man, Kershaw 8430, Boker DA33, celluloid , Swiss Army and a pen knife.

Pre-war Japan Lola The Lady Marvel Acrobat with the original box. The toy did not work when tested. 8 1/2" H. celluloid figure is 6". Excellent

United States,1961 The argument can be made that without this comic, the entire Marvel Universe as we know it may not have existed. Marvel Comics Fantastic Four issue 1 from November, 1961. The book f

United States,1964 When it comes to the Silver Age of comics it does not get any better than this! Marvel Comics Amazing Fantasy issue 15 from August, 1962. The book featured the origin and first appe

United States,1963 We are now going on 14 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it all began with Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of Iron Man in 2008. Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense issue

United States,1962 When it comes to the top books of the Silver Age of Comics, Overstreet ranks this as #2 only second to Amazing Fantasy #15. Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk issue 1 from May, 1962. The

Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel Comics, pub. 8/1962), CGC 7.0, off-white to white pages. Origin & 1st appearance of Spider-Man (Peter Parker). 1st appearance of Uncle Ben & Aunt May. Stan Lee story. Steve

United States,1963 For years this book had flown below collector radar even though it’s one of the most important books of the Silver Age of Marvel. It has exponentially grown in value compared

United States,1962 Whosever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor! Marvel Comics Journey Into Mystery issue 83 from August, 1962. The book featured the origin and first a

From the Collection of Investment Rarities Inc. One of the earliest known Mickey Mouse toys and one of the very rarest. There are probably only two others known and only one other known one with the o

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

Stunning graphics and color. Nice image of Was Cott Ginger Ale bottle. Condition: (Excellent). Item Dimensions: 6"D.

The Amazing Spider-Man Volume I Nos. 2-10. Marvel Comics Group, ca. 1963-64. Nine issues from The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1. Including No. 2; No. 3 “Spider-Man Versus Doctor Octopus!”; N

Graded 2.0 Cream to Off-White Pages. Moderate amount of tape on spine of cover and interior cover. Very tough book in any grade. Second Sub Mariner Cover.

United States,1962 Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk issue 1 from May, 1962. The book featured the origin and first appearance of the Incredible Hulk and first appearance of Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and Ge

CGC Universal Grade 8.5, Off-White pages. August 1972. Gary Friedrich and Roy Thomas story, Mike Ploog cover and art. Origin and 1st appearance of Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze), 1st appearance of Roxanne

United States,1962 Released on newsstands only two months after Fantastic Four #1, this book predates all other origin issues including Hulk, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Thor. It has long flown below co

MARVEL COMICS THE X-MEN NO.1 1963 (1ST APPEARANCE THE X-MEN) (CGC GRADED)

1st appearance of the Avengers; Origin of the Avengers. Sept 1963, Silver Age, $.12, minor wear around edges, tiny tear at top of front cover. Bagged and boarded

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

X-Men #1 (Marvel Comics, pub. 9/63), CGC 7.0, off white to white pages. Origin and 1st appearance of the X-Men (Professor X, Cyclops, Iceman, Angel, Beast and Marvel Girl) and Magneto. Stan Lee story.