Forbidden Worlds 58 9/57 American Comics Group Universal 4.0 OFF-WHITE TO WHITE

Comic Description:Forbidden Worlds 58 9/57 American Comics GroupGrader Notes:piece out left bottom of front coverlight spine stress lines to covermoderate cover tanningmoderate creasing to cover

Comic Description:Forbidden Worlds 70 9/58 American Comics GroupGrader Notes:light spine stress lines to covermoderate creasing to cover

Forbidden Worlds #2 (American Comics Group, 1951) CGC VF 8.0 Off-white to white pages. Ken Bald Cover. Charles Sultan art. CGC census 9/23: 8 in 8.0, 9 higher.

Comic Description:World's Finest Comics 174 3/68 D.C. ComicsGrader Notes:light soiling on coverlight staining to covermoderate creasing to covermoderate wear to cover

United States 1952 American Comics Group Skeleton Hand issue 1 from September-October, 1952. The book featured a classic skeleton horror cover by Ken Bald. CGC 4.0 w/ Cream/Off-White Pages, C-1 slight

Comic Description:Thor 131 8/66 Marvel ComicsGrader Notes:staple removed top staplelight creasing to covermoderate cover tanningsmall, multiple chip out cover

Comic Description:Detective Comics 395 1/70 D.C. ComicsGrader Notes:staple detached bottom of spinelight finger bends on covermoderate creasing to covermoderate spine stress lines to cover

Comic Description:Amazing Spider-Man 89 10/70 Marvel Comics Grader Notes:crease center of front cover light soiling on cover moderate creasing to cover wear spine breaks color

Forbidden Worlds No. 9. American Comics Group, 1952. CGC 7.0 graded copy.

Group includes American Comics Group Forbidden Worlds #114 (CGC 7.0, 1st Herbie cover) and #116.

American Comics Group Forbidden Worlds, 10 cent, 1958 VG condition.

Comic Description:World's Finest Comics 198 11/70 D.C. ComicsGrader Notes:tear with crease left center of back coverlight wear to covermoderate creasing to cover

Comic Description:World's Finest Comics 202 5/71 D.C. ComicsGrader Notes:detached centerfolddetached coverlight staple rustmedium tear top of back covermoderate creasing to cover

1914; serial number 165640; with bench and later-added electrical component to underside; 76 inches wide; 58 inches deep; 40 inches high

Josef Albers White Line Square I (from White Line Squares (Series I)) 19663-color lithograph on Arches Cover image: 15.75 h × 15.75 w in (40 × 40 cm) sheet: 22.75 h × 22.75 w in (58 ×

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

Red marble base with ormolu accents surrounding a white enamel dial, movement by Raingo Freres, Paris. A large bronze figural group on top, signed Clodion. H. 40"

14K White Gold 12.50 Ct. Diamond Tennis BraceletWeighing 19.2 gramsSet with 40 Diamonds weighing app. 12.50 Ct.I-J Color, VS2-Si2 Clarity7 inches in length

18K White Gold Diamond EarringsWeighing 10.9 gramsSet with 2 Diamonds weighing app. 1.40 Ct.Along with 40 Diamonds weighing app. 5.60 Ct.E-G Color, VVS1-VS2 Clarity

Heading: Author: Title: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 1 Place Published: Publisher:Marvel [Indicia: Non-Pareil Publishing Group] Date Published: March, 1963 Description:

Oil on canvas. "Study in Red, White, and Blue". Signed lower right. Harmon-Meek Gallery label affixed verso. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 40" high x 50" wide

Emmi Whitehorse (Native American, b. 1957) Crown of White, 1992 Mixed media on Fabriano paper mounted on canvas 28.5 x 40.75 (in) Signed with artist's symbol III, lower right Titled, dated and signed

Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008), "Cardbirds II," collages on white board, 54 1/2" h x 33 1/2" w (view), 60" h x 40" w (frame). Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Con

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