1998 Bud T/F Low Qual St Louis

1998 St. Louis Post Dispatch Mark McGwire 70 Home Run Season Newspaper

In 1998, St. Louis Cardinal Mark McGwire and Chicago Cub Sammy Sosa electrified the world as they dueled to top the then-decades old record for most home runs in a season. McGwire won with 70 home run

[CRIME & PUNISHMENT]. Wanted for Murder in this City, Thomas, alias Bud, Vincent.  St. Louis: Office of Chief of Police, 1906. 8 1/8 x 10 in. poster (repaired holes to upper edge, adhesive residu

NUMBER (EH00001392A), CRISP UNC IN ORIGINAL BEP PACKAGING

ST. LOUIS MILLEFIORI BUD VASE, France, signed 'Hommage aux Collectionneurs Saint-Louis Mai 1996,' ht. 5 1/8 in. Footnotes: Provenance The Joan and Rif Freedman Collection, Massachusetts For further in

Bud Vase, Unmarked Baccarat/St. Louis Cameo Glass, 7" x 2.25", Acid Cut Ground With Cranberry Overlay, Thistle Decor, Janice Gill Collection, OH

Scottish Christmas Ultimate Sports Ornament St Louis Rams, Joe Montana 1998, NFL Collection Rams and Dolphins 1998, Grant Hill 1998, Blitzen Reindeer Champs, Satchel Paige 1996 and Leu Gehrig 1995. Al

Bud Light Spuds McKenzie Light Up Dog. St. Louis, ca. 1970. Working. Very good.

1998 Saint-Gaudins Double Eagle $50 One-Ounce Gold Coin Property from: an Estate, St. Louis, Missouri Category: Bullion Coins > Gold Bullion Estimated Sale Time: 11:52 am CST Shipping Status:

A St. Louis white camomile paperweight, circa 1850 The pom-pom flower with multiple frilly petals around a yellow composite cane centre, the stalk with four serrated leaves and a small closed bud, set

1998 The incredibly intricate work in glass is comprised of hundreds of white canes with blue stars arranged in the form of an eight-petaled flower head floating on a sea of fine green and blue glass

A Dunbar Lacquered and Brass Mounted Circular Low Table 20th Century Height 16 x diameter 38 inches. Property from the Estate of Dorothy Manewal Stephens, St. Louis, Missouri

The Antique three-inch St. Louis Pompon paperweight features a central lacy white pompon flower head having a yellow center accompanied by an emerging white bud arranged with green leaves cased over w

The collection includes transferware plates, an ewer, bud vase, toothpick, milk glass plates, bowl, lidded boxes, a relish dish, plus a tin litho egg. Sizes range from 2.25 to 10.25 inches. Without pr

CONTEMPORARY ST. LOUIS FLOWER LAMPWORK PAPERWEIGHT, 12-petal red flower with the signature cane to the center, attached to a short stem with two branching stems, left stem with two leaves and a bud, r

Zark Art Pottery (Ozark Pottery Company of St Louis, MO) vase with black glaze c1907-1910. Perfect condition. 6.5″h x 4.25″d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do n

Bud Lewin (American, 1908-2005) Untitled brass signed on base 23 inches. Property from a Prominent St. Louis Estate Provenance: Sold: Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers, St. Louis, Modernism with Regional Fine

Low Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass 1.5" X 6.75" - Signed Hawkes - Panels of Kohinoor And St. Louis Diamond, Prism Highlights

A December 2, 1979 St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Francisco 49ers Game Ball Presented to Coach Bud Wilkinson, gifted to the College Football Hall of Famer the week he was fired from a two-year profession

A 1979 Amadeee Wohlschlaeger Original St. Louis Cardinals Team Signed Autograph Artwork from The Collection of Hall of Fame OklahomaFootball Coach Bud Wilkinson Matted. 30 1/4 x 25 3/4 inches. Propert

CONTEMPORARY ST. LOUIS BELL FLOWERS LAMPWORK PAPERWEIGHT, colorless, three orange bloomed flowers and one bud, green stems and five leaves, retains original manufacturing label, signature cane to the

A Christofle Silver-Plate Bud Vase Paris, 20th Century in the form of bundled radishes. Height 4 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of David Spalding, St. Louis, Missouri

Bud Light Neon Sign, Provenance: Tom's Bar and Grill, St. Louis, MO20 x 31 inches

Framed 1904 litho silver medal award to the Ohio Brass Company from The Untied States of American Universal Exposition Saint-Louis in 1904. Original work by Will H. Low and printed by Gilbo and Compan