Pittsburgh: Nixon Theatre, 1939. 8.5 x 5.25 inches folded, very good, signed in pencil by Glenn Anders and Gertrude Lawrence, stars of "Skylark" by Samson Raphaelson.
Pittsburgh: Nixon Theatre, 1940. 8.5 x 5.25 inches folded, very good, signed in pen by Bobby Clark, star of "The Streets of Paris," music by Jimmy McHugh, lyrics by Al Dubin.
NP: Hallmark, 1991. 7.75 x 5.75 inches, good condition with toning, tape stains on verso, pinhole, creasing, signed "For Scott, Al Gore." Authenticated by PSA/DNA with their COA.
22" x 8-1/2" fold-out window advertisement for the Scientific Action Models 'Little Stinker' (a bi-plane) and 'Little Buckeye' (a speedboat). Circa early 1960s (?). Black & white photos of models featured on a blue background. The 'Little Stinker' priced at $2.50 is listed as a 'Pitt's Special' while the 'Little.....
11 x 8.5 inches, souvenir sheet for "Breaking Barriers Night," July 21, 1999 at Milwaukee County Stadium in honor of the Negro Leagues, wtih sheet HAND SIGNED (definitely not printed) by Hank Aaron, Carl Long, Dennis Biddle, Sherwood Brewer, Marvin Price, Jimmy Dean, Jim McKnight, Joe B. Scott, John "Mule".....
Pittsburgh: Nixon Theatre, 1939. 8.5 x 5.25 inches folded, very good, signed by both Lunt and Fontanne; Lunt's signature clear, Fontanne's written in green ink somewhat faded.
Mentone, CA: The Collector, 1973. Second edition. Paperback. 1973, Second Edition, revised. Softcover, original wraps. 60 pp. Illustrated throughout. Very Good copy: mild soil to the wraps; clean contents.
Copenhagen: Kunsthallen, 1998. First edition. Paperback. 1998. First edition. Paperback in illustrated dust jacket. 212pp. with full color photos of works on auction throughout. Fine in fine dust jacket.
Lowell, MA: Dr. J.C. Ayer and Co., 1871. Paperback. 1871. Paperback, 8vo. in yellow illustrated wraps. Unpaginated, with engravings throughout. Good. Tattering and foxing to wraps. Writing in pencil on front wrap. Contents are foxed, especially on the upper corners of the first few pages, but remain overall intact and.....
Lowell, MA: Dr. J.C. Ayer and Co., 1873. Paperback. 1873. Paperback, 8vo. in yellow illustrated wraps. Unpaginated, with engravings throughout. Very good. Light foxing to wraps and minor shelf wear, else very bright and unmarked.
Lowell, MA: Dr. J.C. Ayer and Co., 1877. Paperback. 1877. Paperback, 8vo. in yellow illustrated wraps. Unpaginated, with engravings throughout. Good+. Tattering and foxing to extremities of wraps. Save for bending to corners, contents are bright and clean.
London: Otto Limited, September-December 1907. Hardcover. Four issues of the Connoisseur Magazine for Collectors, including September, October, November, and December, 1907, bound in one volume. Hardcover, 4to. in red half leather and cherry cloth with five raised bands and gilt title. Varying paginations, with original wraps bound in, numerous color.....
London: Low, Marston, and Company, September-December, 1901. Hardcover. Four issues of the Connoisseur Magazine for Collectors, including the first issue from September, 1901, and October, November, and December, 1901, bound as one volume. Hardcover, 4to. in half red leather and cherry cloth with five raised bands and gilt titles. Varying.....
London: Otto Limited, May-August, 1909. Hardcover. Four issues of the Connoisseur Magazine for Collectors, including May, June, July, and August, 1909, bound as one volume. Hardcover, 4to. in red half leather and cherry cloth with five raised bands and gilt titles. Varying paginations, with original wraps bound in, numerous color.....
London: Otto Limited, May-August, 1903. Hardcover. Four issues of the Connoisseur Magazine for Collectors, including May, June, July, and August, 1903. Hardcover, 4to. in half red leather and cherry cloth with five raised bands and gilt title. Varying paginations, with original wraps bound in, full color frontis and numerous plates.....
London: Low, Marston, and Company, January-April, 1902. Hardcover. Four issues of the Connoisseur Magazine for Collectors, including January, February, March, and April, 1902, bound in one volume. Hardcover, 4to. in red half leather and cherry cloth with five raised bands and gilt title. Varying paginations, with numerous color plates, in.....
Blackheath, London: 1884. 7 x 4.5 inches, one side filled in. Written from Bailey's home, La Bagatelle in Blackheath, and sent to a Mr. Steele in Chicago, Bailey writes, "Dear Sir, I send you the accompanying lines with great pleasure and trust they may commend themselves to your approval." Bailey.....
Boston: Bullfinch Press Book, 1994. First edition. Black and red cloth boards in dust jacket, 96pp.
Fort Davis, TX: Frontier Book Co, 1970. First printing. Paperback, 120pp.
7x5 inches, very good, lightest surface soil, some brown paper residue to rear and light toning. Inscribed by Bartholomew to "Bernard" and also noting that the photo shows him as Jack Robinson in The Swiss Family Robinson. Bartholomew was known mostly for his child actor roles.
New York: Books of Wonder, 1972/1985/1986. Paperback. Two issues of Oz Collector, including Volume I Number I (1985) and Number 3 (1986), and the 1972 Directory listing addresses of members of the International Oz Club, Paperback, in stapled wraps. Varying paginations, with illustrations throughout. Overall very good, with light cover.....
London: Sotheby's, 1960. Paperback. 1960. Paperback, 8vo. 104pp. Very good. Edge wear and soil to wraps, light bending to corners, contents clean and unmarked.
Newport, NY: Caretaker Publishing, 1995. Paperback. 1995, Edition not stated. Softcover, in Very Good condition, with light shelf wear.
Charleston, SC: Charleston Museum, 1942. First edition. Paperback. 1942. First edition. Paperback, 8vo. in grey wraps. 301pp. frontis, illustrated. Good+. Age toning and soil to wraps. Heavy creasing and foxing to spine. Foxing to front flyleaf. Internally very clean and unmarked. A directory of Carolina silversmiths, with brief biographical sketches.....
Pittsburgh: Nixon Theatre, 1938. Wraps. 8.25 x 5.25 inches, very good, light wear and soil, signed by Kitty Carlisle, Everett Marshall and Glenn Anders.