Roy Acuff and Hank Williams Busts

Mid 20th century. The clock having a light up face with the names of singers Roy Rogers, Hank Williams, Ralph Spicer, Gene Autry and Lefty Frizzell. The panels have a single crack going from corner to

20 vintage RPCs of groups of musicians, some Western, jazz piano, music teachers, etc. Another 23 postcards of Music, Ozzie Nelson, members of marching band, Roy Acuff, WC Williams one man band, humor

(196) Classic Vinyl 33-1/3 Country and Western c/o Roy Acuff Self Titled, Ed Ames Opening Night, Ray Anthony The Soul of country western blues, alley cat bent fabric, bill anderson happy state of mind

Painted wooden panel, "Hank Williams", with biographical information, signed and dated for 2003. Dimensions: 13 3/4" x 10 1/2". Provenance: From a local collection.

Group lot of (3) 14 X 22 Window cards Including The Fastest Guitar Alive MGM, 1967 Western. Starring Roy Orbison/ A Time to Sing MGM, 1968 Window Card Drama Starring Hank Williams Jr. / Hootenanny Hoo

This is a high grade set with 15 PSA Graded Cards. Stars in the set include: #135 Mickey Mantle, #33 Roberto Clemente, #5 Ted Williams, #79 Sandy Koufax, #30 Jackie Robinson, #31 Hank Aaron, #101 Roy

(28) OLD BASEBALL & FOOTBALL MUTOSCOPE CARDS, SOME IN VERY NICE CONDITION, SOME IN THE FAIR TO GOOD PLUS CONDITION, INCLUDES RARE HANK AARON, WILLIE MAYS, ROY CAMPANELLA, SAMMY BAUGH, TED WILLIAMS, BR

1950's centric players signed Baseballs - Hank Bauer, Bill Moose Skowron; Roy Sievers; Ray Boone; & Thompson/Branca

Includes 12 Hall of Famers, including Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Sandy Koufax, Duke Snyder, Hank Aaron, Al Kaline, Red Schoendienst, Richie Ashburn, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Ernie Banks and

all in early vinyl sleeves or plexiglass holders, Topps include 1957 Mickey Mantle, (3) Ted Williams (1954, 1955 & 1957), 1957 Willie Mays, 1957 Hank Aaron, 1955 Al Kaline, 1957 Roy Campanella, 1957 B

Hank Williams Jr. Personally Owned Martin D-28 Acoustic Guitar From Warner Bros. Records W/LOA - This 1944 Martin D-28 acoustic guitar was personally owned by Country Music Hall of Fame legend, Hank W

Howard Finster. (1916-2001)Hank Williams, #1,207.c. 1978. Signed, numbered and titled.Not dated. Original early environmental work from the Garden.Paint on found cut out board.Some expected environmen

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) Hank Williams, The Singing Star, 1988, #8,152 enamel paint on wood signed, dated and numbered, recto and verso 21 5/8"h x 21 1/4"w x 1/4"d

Frank Pickle. Hank Williams. 1991. Signed, dated and titled. Paint on board with artist-made frame. Minor foxing, otherwise great condition. 30"w x 34"h. Provenance: Larry and Jane Schlachter Collecti

Howard Finster. Hank Williams Artist Proof. Signed and initialed. 'A/P' in pencil. Print on paper. Excellent condition. 27.5" x 27.5” including frame. Est. $600-900. Ship: $65

Howard Finster. Hank Williams. Paint and marker on painted board. Signed and dated. 1992. #26,941. Excellent condition. 8" x 13.5". Est. $100-200. Ship: $35

"Hank Williams and His Drifting Cowboys," circa 1949, blank M.G.M. Records halftone concert poster, sheet (unframed): 17"h x 11"w

wood cut out and paint with marker. Dated july 17 1998. numbered 43,415 - height 14"

Frank Pickle. Hank Williams. 2004. Signed, dated and titled. Paint on board. Artist decorated frame. 30"w x 34"h. Excellent condition. Provenance: The Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $1,000

Hank Williams posters are highly sought after due to their historical importance. Most Williams posters are "boxing style" featuring simple lettering displaying the performer venue and dates.

Howard Finster. Pair Of Hank Williams Portraits. 1993 & 1994. #28,178 & #33,022. Paint an marker on cut out board. Xerox text. One has a stain on the text on the base, otherwise great condition. Est.

Hank Williams Jr. Signed Acoustic Guitar (PSA COA)

Frank Pickle. Hank Williams. 1993. Signed, dated and titled. Paint on board with artist-made frame. Excellent condition. 30" w x 34" h. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $85

The legendary ?King of Country Music,? Roy Acuff is credited with bringing the genre of music from ?hoedown? to ?singer-based format? and was the leading personality at the Grand Ole Opry until his pa