Arn Arnam II Design Books, Native American Collection, Clothing & MORE!

This is the part of Arn Arnam's sale that was moved from his home in Glencoe to our warehouse to create space in the home to have the sale on site.

We have an amazing selection of books on every topic, interior design, architecture, Native American pottery and baskets and history, military history, so many books!

Vehicles/Automotive

1. 2019 BMW X3 Xdrive30i 4-door compact luxury SUV, 2.0L 14 F DOHC 16V gas engine all wheel drive. 35,596 mileage. Carfax report available.
2. 2020 Audi Q3 Quattro S Line Premium 45 Tfsi compact luxury SUV, 2.0L I4 gasoline engine, all wheel drive. 12,318 mileage. Carfax report available.

Native American Pottery, Baskets, and Textiles

1. Antique Native American ceramic canteen from Zia Canyon area, decorated with a geometric avian design; circa 1890-1910
2. A traditional, wide yellow-ware Hopi olla pot with Sikyátki designs, with a narrow neck; mid/late 20th century; approximately 8-1/4 inch tall, signed to underside by master potter Priscilla Namingha Nampeyo (1924-2008, Hopi-Tewa)
3. A prehistoric Native American ceramic bowl, approx. 10 inches wide, likely a Four Mile Polychrome piece made by the Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) culture around the 13th/14th century. Handwritten label on the underside reads "XSR-8 Pinedale poly circa 1275 AD." See similar examples in Metropolitan Museum, NY; Brooklyn Museum, NY, and others.
4. A prehistoric Casas Grandes black on red pottery olla or jar, approximately 8 inches wide
5. An antique Native American pueblo pottery cup with handle
6. A Hopi-Tewa open seed jar w/classic negative Migration or Birdwing design by Fannie Nampeyo (Native American, Hopi-Tewa, 1900–1987) (see similar Nampeyo seed jar in the Metropolitan Museum, NY)
7. A selection of vividly decorated Acoma Pueblo seed jars and ollas by artists including Lucy Lewis, C. Chino, Rose Garcia, A. Roy, and B. Ramirez
8. A hand-coiled and hand-painted Acoma Pueblo black-on-white pottery vessel featuring a traditional geometric zig-zag lightning and rain pattern, signed E. P. Routzen (Elsie P. Routzen, 1934–2002)
9. An historic Native American Pueblo polychrome pottery vessel, likely an Acoma or Laguna pueblo olla from the early-to-mid 20th century, featuring hand-painted geometric patterns and stylized floral elements over a white slip; approximately 6-3/4 inches tall
10. Antique Native American pottery: An Acoma Pueblo olla—a water jar or storage vessel—formed from hand-coiled clay decorated with a white slip background, accented by vibrant polychrome geometric panels and stylized bird or feather elements. Approximately 8-1/4” tall. Repairs as shown.
11. Antique Native American ceramic canteen vessel, 5" tall, decorated with a series of repeating reddish brown chevron or zigzag motifs arranged in concentric or parallel bands over buff color base
12. A large 12-inch tall Southwest Native American blackware ceramic olla or vessel, consistent with traditional Pueblo pottery styles such as those from Santa Clara or San Ildefonso
13. Southwestern Native American pottery from the Acoma Pueblo artisans of New Mexico that includes large seed jars with dynamic geometric decorations by Gilbert Chino and Elizabeth Wakonda; hand-coiled local clay storage jars or ollas painted in white slip with black geometric patterns by Pablita Concho, Lucy M. Lewis, and V. Victorino.
14. Pueblo pottery from the southwest including these vibrant hand-made and hand-decorated bowls and jars; several from Acoma Pueblo artists including Jessic Garcia, Lucy M. Lewis, Pablita Concho, and Marie and Simon Vallo; and a San Felipe Pueblo bowl from artist A. Tenorio
15. Antique dark-glazed earthenware or terracotta storage vessel featuring a bulbous body and a wide rounded shoulder; approx. 11 inches tall
16. A beautiful large Acoma Pueblo polychrome pottery jar, approx. 10 inches tall, marked with “Acoma” on the base along with artisan initials “ML.” The traditional white-slip background is beautifully contrasted by black mineral paint and warm terracotta-orange slip, creating a classic three-color polychrome design
17. Santa Clara blackware clay Mudhead figure by Paul & Dorothy Gutierrez, Santa Clara Pueblo
18. A selection of Southwestern Native American ceramic beads, small seed jars, bowls, and jars; including a Zuni pottery owl
19. Southwestern Native American pottery miniatures including a pair of Santa Clara blackware boots, a pair of Pueblo pottery redware moccasin boots, and redware olla, jar, and a pipe
20. A Santa Clara pueblo black ware round canteen vessel with three handles and leather strap
21. Antique PNW Coast Native American Indian Makah abalone shell insert woven basket, early 20th century, approx 4 inches long
22. A Northwest Coast Makah pictorial lidded basket, crafted by Makah weavers using bear grass and cedar bark with a traditional whaling boat or canoe design; dating to circa 1900 - 1930. 5.25"W x 3"W.
23. A Makah Tribe coastal small lidded tightly woven basket made from cedar and native grasses, 3 inches wide
24. A Northwest coastal Native American woven oval basket, 6 inches long
25. A collection of handcrafted Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous wooden boxes and bentwood boxes featuring traditional formline designs in black and red pigment
26. A Mi'kmaq birch bark box with finely crafted flat laid porcupine quill decoration in chevron pattern, c. 1890 - 1930; and a smaller 19th Century Mi'kmaq porcupine quill and birch bark covered lidded box, native Canadian folk art
27. Native American pitch-covered woven jar, 7-1/2" tall
28. A northern California Native American (possibly Hupa, Yurok or Karuk) large twined basket with geometric designs of stepped triangular motifs and linear bands, approx 9-3/4”W x 6”H
29. An Indigenous peoples of Northern California traditional twine-woven basket cap or hat with stacked geometric zigzag elements on the side and repeating at the rim above a black and brown band, approx 7”W x 4”H
30. A Native American twined basket hat, possibly Klamath, with fine twining and tight construction typical of Northwest basketry. Brown natural fibers with yellow fiber overlay in geometric pattern band. 7-1/2"W x 4-1/4"H
31. A Shagton Group Pit River California woven natural fibers basket with pattern frequently interpreted as representation of geese in flight or stacked flint blades; approx 7” wide
32. A selection of Native American hand-woven natural fibers miniature baskets ranging from 1" to 3" wide
33. A Tahons O'odham miniature basket, yucca and devil's claw plant fibers, 3-1/4" wide
34. Native American Tohono O'odham miniature coiled woven plaque yucca and devil's claw plant fibers, 2" wide
35. Native American miniature oval shape woven pine needle basket, 2-1/2" long, and a miniature hand-woven basket, 1-1/2" wide
36. Three miniature vintage Native American Ojibwe / Chippewa porcupine quill-decorated birchbark lidded boxes, one square, two round
37. Handwoven Northwest Coast Tsimshian basket with warm brown tones and lighter geometric accent banding, coiled weave natural fibers, approx 4"W x 6"H
38. A beautiful Hupa/Yurok/Karuk polychrome basket hand-woven with natural fibers to display traditional geometric motifs in natural brown, tan, and black. Approximately 3-1/2"H x 5" W
39. A beautiful Hupa/Yurok/Karuk polychrome basket hand-woven with natural fibers to display traditional geometric motifs in natural brown, tan, and black. Approximately 3-1/2"H x 5" W
40. An Indigenous Native American Pima Akimel O'odham coil-woven cylindrical form basket with checked geometric pattern, pre-WWII; approximately 8-1/2" tall
41. A coiled tightly woven lidded basket with geometric star pattern on lid and diamond/bars design on the sides; approximately 2 inches tall.
42. A small, tightly coiled basketry jar with a matching lid, featuring natural tan and darker brown plant fibers woven in a banded geometric pattern; 4-1/4" tall
43. Antique Native American Shastan / Shasta Group twined woven basket with Shaman Hands motif; early 20th C., 4-1/2 inches tall
44. An old Klamath Tribes / Maklaks hand-woven, twined basket or basket hat with dark browns and yellow/cream overlay in geometric mountain peak motif; 7"W x 4"H
45. A beautiful, very well woven rod coiled antique Native American basket, likely Pomo, Pima/Akimel O'odham, or Tohono O'odham Nation; basket measures 4 inches wide
46. A hand-woven wicker bowl or basket featuring a rounded, bulbous shape and a thick, braided rim; 7"W x 4-3/4"H
47. A Northwest Coast Native American lidded circular basket with concentric geometric patterning and tight coiled construction; 4 inches wide
48. Native American Klamath Washoe/Great Basin coiled oval basket with tight weaving and subtle geometric patterning on the side. Handwoven form shows even coils and a deep, low-profile oval shape; 6-1/4"L x 4-1/4"W x 2-1/2"H
49. A handwoven wicker storage basket, cylindrical with a slightly flared rim and rounded base, with an open-work or spaced-weft weave style. 6-1/2"W x 9"H.
50. A Native American large, rod-warp twined storage basket with distinctive geometric zigzag pattern woven in contrasting brown and tan fibers; California or Great Basin, tribe undetermined; approximately 8-1/2" tall, base is 10"W and mouth of basket 5-1/2"W.
51. A NW California / Southern Oregon Native American handwoven basket tray, 6" wide, with a beautiful overlay of yellow concentric circles pattern containing repeating curved triangles in contrasting black and purple shades
52. Early Native American basket fragment, superbly coiled on single rod with fiber bundle foundation. Tonal patterning in two values. Southwest, probably Apache, pre-1900.
53. Native American woven baskets including a Papago / Tohono O'odham Nation basket and two airy woven grass shallow baskets
54. A collection of seven handcrafted miniature birch bark canoes, featuring traditional stitched bark hulls and wooden framing details; largest is 9 inches long, smallest is approx. 3 inches long.
55. A collection of 5 handcrafted miniature birch bark canoes, featuring traditional stitched bark hulls and wooden framing details; longest is 12" long and shortest is approximately 9 inches long.
56. Antique Native American high-top or legging-style moccasins, crafted from tanned hide with intricate beadwork, side fringe and hard soles. Commonly associated with Southern Plains traditions from the late 19th to early 20th century.
57. A Southwest or Diné Navajo-inspired flat-weave wool rug featuring striking red geometric and vertical stripe motifs against a dark brown background. 61.25" long.
58. A vintage Diné Navajo Two Grey Hills design rug or blanket, 62" long; featuring a large central stepped diamond pattern surrounded by intricate geometric Greek key or meandering border elements in earth tones including dark brown, black, grey, and ivory/cream wool. A tightly woven flatweave textile with visible selvage edge detail and a traditional side-weft wrap.
59. Pair of vintage North American Native Navajo (Diné) woven Biil dress panels in black with finely rendered red geometric patterns, one woven by Anna Clyde
60. Antique (early 1900s) single handwoven panel of a Diné Navajo Woman’s “Biil” dress, red and black geometric terraced bands, 48"H
61. A Diné (Navajo) style hand-woven biil (two-panel woman's dress or manta) featuring a central black field bordered by red and black geometric zigzag diamond patterns. 57" long.
62. Vintage Diné Navajo second phase chief's blanket, characterized by traditional dark-and-light banded stripes accented with rectangular blocks of blue and red; approximately 63" long.
63. A Navajo third phase chief's blanket-style rug with stepped diamond pattern in red, black, blue and white; 30" x 39"
64. A vintage or antique Diné (Navajo) Third Phase Chief's Blanket woven cream, black and grey striped background fields with characteristic stepped diamond or terraced rectangular clusters in red, brown, and white. Measures 57” long.
65. Southwestern Diné/Navajo-style third-phase chief blanket or revival rug, featuring geometric stepped diamond motifs in black, ivory, gray, and red bands; 28" x 33"
66. A vintage Southwestern Diné (Navajo) Third Phase Chief's Blanket-style hand-woven textile in cream light brown, red and black; approximately 49.5" long
67. A 1960s Diné [Navajo] American flag pictorial textile / rug, in cream, red and blue dyed wool
68. Diné (Navajo) hand-woven stylized cow hide pictorial rug with "USA" lettering and braided edges; mid-20th century, 24"W x 31"H
69. A Diné (Navajo) Wide Ruins or Chinle large rug in soft greens, gold and light brown; hand spun, hand vegetal dyed, hand woven rug with very tight weave; 82" long
70. Diné Navajo Gallup throw c. 1970s, with black, brown, and gray serrated diamond geometric patterns on an ivory background; 19.5" x 38.5"
71. A small handwoven southwestern-style textile or miniature rug, featuring a black and white speckled pattern with geometric red, yellow, and cream accent corners and tassel details; 26" x 35"
72. Three classic Native American Hopi Tribe hand-woven cotton “rain” sashes worn in traditional dances
73. A traditional Plains-style Native American buckskin or hide dress with fringe details
74. Antique traditional Native American Indian beaded hide and basketry toy cradle board, doll-sized, 13.25"H; constructed with a woven willow basketry base/back, a bent wooden support frame, and a native-tanned hide (buckskin) cover. Decorated with geometric zigzag pattern of hand-sewn blue, green, white, and black glass seed-beads.
75. Pair of vintage Native American beaded leather moccasins, Cree Indian beaded moccasins circa 1930-40, featuring intricate glass seed beadwork in striking turquoise and red vertical linear patterns with a delicate blue and green bead edging along the collar
76. Pair of vintage/antique Plains Indian glass beaded leather moccasins, likely Cheyenne or Lakota Sioux; soft buckskin or hide hand-sewn with intricate geometric lane-stitched beadwork in black, white, red, and blue
77. Pair of Native American beaded hide moccasins—likely 19th-century Lakota Sioux or Northern Plains origin—with sinew-sewn tanned hide and intricate beadwork of predominantly black vamp fields accented with distinctive stepped or checkerboard beadwork in black, green, yellow, and white
78. A child’s sized pair of traditional Native American beaded leather moccasins, likely Plains Indian or Lakota Sioux-style; with glass seed beadwork featuring a central vertical white stripe flanked by bold blue fields and red-and-white curved border motifs on soft suede hide. Integrated leather tie laces through the cuff fold.
79. Pair of Native American Indian beaded hard sole sinew sewn moccasins, tanned leather with glass seed beadwork in lane stitch rows of red and white beads; integrated leather tie laces through the cuff fold.
80. Antique Native American Cheyenne children's moccasins circa 1895-1900, hand-sewn hide with applied glass seed beads decoration in green, turquoise, red, blue, and white
81. Pair of antique Native American Indian beaded moccasins, sinew-sewn with extensive beadwork in geometric pattern of amber, dark blue, pink, and white; integrated leather tie laces through the cuff fold.
82. Antique Northern Plains Native American child or baby moccasins with beaded soles. Sinew-sewn hide with upper vamps presenting glass seed beads in dark blue and white striped bars or block patterns with single red lane and red edging; the soles with green beads intersected with white and red lane stitch and with red single bead outline. Integrated leather tie laces through the cuff fold.
83. Vintage pair of Native American children's beaded moccasins, likely Lakota Sioux; tanned hide sinew-sewn with glass seed beads in light and medium blue, dark blue, white, red, amber, and green. Approximately 4 inches long.
84. A Native American antique loom beaded belt, glass seed beads hand-sewn on a leather hide backing, white field with stepped red, black and yellow geometric design. 34" long.
85. Antique Native American beaded hide pouch, commonly used as a medicine or tobacco bag; crafted from soft tanned hide or buckskin, decorated with small glass seed beads and leather fringe; a central cross or geometric beadwork pattern in red, "greasy yellow," white, and green seed beads on both the pouch body and the extended tab, and a long, braided leather strap for wearing or hanging.
86. Antique bone awl and needles
87. Native American items including a handmade smudging fan crafted using feathers attached to a leather-wrapped handle; a pair of traditional Inuit snow goggles (iggaak or ilgaak) carved from bone or antler with leather or sinew side straps; a Native American bone and bead breastplate; and a coiled woven Native American basket, with cylindrical, flat-topped lidded shape and intricate polychrome geometric or floral star motif woven into the structure
88. A traditional Native American fringed hide pouch adorned with distinctive white beadwork
89. Pair of Native American Plains Indian porcupine quill decorated armbands with medicine wheel drops
90. A Native American ceremonial rattle, leather-wrapped with braided fringe and feather decoration; and an American Indian beaded awl case
91. A flat-weave wool textile, possibly of Southwestern U.S., Mexican Zapotec, Oaxacan folk art origin, featuring an abstract red-and-black motif on a natural beige field; approximately 27.5” H
92. African Textiles:
93. —A Fulani People man’s tunic, Mali/Niger Bend, sheep's wool woven in four separate panels with centered geometric embroidered motif

Jewelry

1. A vintage Tiffany & Co. 14k yellow gold dress wristwatch featuring a round gold-tone case, a textured champagne dial with baton markers, a date window at the 3 o'clock position, and a graphic illustration of the Chicago Tribune Tower; on black leather strap. In original presentation box, the back of the watch is stamped 14K Tiffany & Co., and inscribed with "To A. Arnam in recognition of the completion of 30 years service 1994 Chicago Tribune.”
2. A vintage 1950s-60s Movado M95 "SUB-SEA" Chronograph wrist watch with black leather strap, in the original box. This watch has Movado Factories Swiss in-house Calibre M95 - a 17-jewel, manual-wind, column-wheel chronograph movement developed in partnership with Frédéric Piguet. Case is stainless steel, Fabrique de Boîtiers (FB) / François Borgel. Screw-down caseback stamped with Movado crown, case no. 2496, ref. 95.704.568 with "SUB-SEA" engraved on the case band.
3. A dramatic designer necklace: Gerda Lynggaard for Monies four strand horn bead statement necklace – rows of rich natural horn beads are gathered with an iconic natural horn closure. By husband and wife team Gerda Lynggaard & Nikolai Monies of Copenhagen Denmark
4. A selection of turquoise beaded necklaces – smooth rounds, heishi beads, nugget chips, and with cylindrical metal separators, from choker to opera length
5. A collection of natural amber bead necklaces - one with a 14k white gold clasp - featuring warm honey and deep cognac tones in various round, faceted, and chunky block shapes
6. A vintage Gerda Lynggaard Monies multi strand amber-color polished horn bead statement necklace, with larger accent beads boasting distinct ribbed texture.
7. A Native American sterling silver and turquoise-colored stone naja pendant squash blossom necklace, artist signature engraved on back
8. A variety of beaded necklaces featuring coral, multi strand heishi beads, natural gems, trade beads
9. A selection of chunky, statement necklaces showcasing a rich mix of textures, shapes, and earth-toned materials including natural stone beads and African Baule brass beads
10. A variety of vintage costume jewelry earrings, necklaces, brooches, charm bracelets, and badges/pins including vintage Art Deco-style rhinestone dress clips, a 1940s-50s Miriam Haskell celluloid flower brooch; a vintage Knights Templar Maltese cross pin with red and white enamel; and more fun pieces!
11. A set of 1980s vintage cloisonné enamel collector's pins featuring designs from U.S. Postal Service's American Folk Art series including several Navajo Art stamps, Pueblo Art stamps, and one lighthouse from Maine stamp
12. Two silver-tone Expo '67 logo brooches from the 1967 Montreal World's Fair
13. An oval glazed enamel Mother Mary lapel pin in an orange and yellow tone
14. A vintage, embossed metal double heart-shaped brooch
15. A silver-tone hand-stamped metal Navajo style lightning bolt brooch
16. A vintage 1970s Sutton Swiss-made mechanical wristwatch with clear acrylic lucite square case
17. A silver-tone heart-shaped lock quartz watch keychain w/ a small decorative key charm
18. A vintage gold-tone Pulsar quartz women's wristwatch
19. A vintage Lip Mach 2000 quartz wristwatch designed by Roger Tallon
20. A vintage gold-plated Gruen Precision mechanical wristwatch
21. A vintage Majestime Swiss-made wristwatch with a rectangular clear acrylic or lucite case
22. A vintage Lorus Mickey Mouse quartz wristwatch
23. A vintage Ingersoll pocket watch
24. A vintage Storm of London round minimalist wristwatch
25. A vintage Art Deco wristlet/watch, featuring an ornate hand-engraved monogram on the back
26. A vintage mid-century Pierre Givaut Swiss-made mechanical pocket watch

Clothing and Accessories

1. A vintage patterned long-sleeve midi shirt dress with colorful, printed multi-paneled circus and acrobat design, size 9
2. A 1960s vintage sleeveless sheath dress by Jane Stevens, featuring a striking red, orange, and dark charcoal grey psychedelic paisley pattern, with a coordinating thin rope belt, size 13
3. A vintage Ocean House California abstract wave and floral print apron dress / house dress with short sleeves, a square neckline, and prominent dual front patch pockets. Retro psychedelic swirling wave pattern in earthy shades of brown, tan, and black, accented by simple 5-petal flower graphics
4. A gold-color cashmere ribbed turtleneck sweater, size 40
5. A Renée Tener for Outlander black ribbed knit wool cardigan with a stand-up collar and front buttons
6. A French Connection 2 silk blend light gold heathered knit boatneck pullover sweater size XL
7. A vintage bespoke textured brown-and-black marled skirt
8. A Bernhard Altmann pale yellow knit cashmere pullover sweater with a v-neck collar and textured triangular detailing above the ribbed hem
9. A vintage dark blue/purple knit cashmere cardigan decorated with whimsical aquatic motifs including a leaping rainbow trout trailing small pearl-like beads downwards, a fabric starfish, and a fabric applique can of sardines! Inside labels for Cameron Classics, Inc. cashmere, and Vivienne NY.
10. A pair of Bobbie Brooks brown textured boucle knit flare shorts
11. A vintage Marimekko purple and black striped long-sleeve cotton blend top size XXL
12. A classic vintage Marimekko long-sleeve pink and tan striped cotton jersey henley top with buttoned half-placket neckline, size XXL
13. A vintage Marimekko navy blue long-sleeve henley shirt featuring thin white horizontal stripes and a buttoned placket neckline, size L
14. A Burberry Brit women's black 3/4-sleeve polo shirt with classic deep split V-neckline adorned with the brand's iconic signature Nova Check lining along the inside placket
15. A brown wool skirt with small side buckle leather straps
16. A vintage women's Heinzelman's Orchidee striped colorblock maillot swimsuit – a solid cream or off-white upper bust panel, thin adjustable spaghetti straps, a horizontal black-and-white striped midsection, and a solid black bottom panel with a small gold brand emblem on the left hip. Label has stylized "H" logo and reads "Orchidee Made in West Germany."
17. A 1950s vintage Rose Marie Reid “Dare-Back” Sheath one-piece swimsuit in a black, brown, green, and gold abstract floral print; 2 button adjustable straps and built-in underwire bra. Two interior labels, the first reads Original Rose Marie Reid of California “Dare-Back” Sheath and the second label says Rose Marie Reid Circolair bra
18. A women's vintage black and orange batik-print halter crop top featuring a deep V-neckline
19. An oversized zipper-front knit cardigan in textured, multi-colored marled yarn in vibrant shades of pink and orange
20. A vintage Cesarani short-sleeve T-shirt featuring bold red and yellow horizontal stripes
21. A burgundy and white finely striped boat-neck top with three-quarter sleeves
22. #FreshVintage time: women's shirts including a short-sleeve t-shirt with bold blue & yellow horizontal stripes and scoop neckline; a vintage BonJour blue and white striped shirt, with an off-center, asymmetrical button placket, an oversized boxy silhouette, and a chest patch pocket; a Banana Republic "Safari & Travel Clothing Co." navy blue full-zip lightweight shirt or overshirt featuring a point collar, front zipper closure, and a single chest pocket; and a vintage Esprit by Campus long-sleeve crewneck t-shirt with bold horizontal stripes in navy blue, yellow, and off-white, size M.
23. A vibrant pink multi-strand woven seed bead waist belt
24. A vintage Marimekko Olkalaukku Urbaani crossbody bag crafted in black cotton canvas with a distinctive front zippered flap
25. A vintage (pre-1990) Burberrys handwoven Irish tweed men's coat, made in England
26. Polo by Ralph Lauren brown wool hooded duffle coat with toggles and patch pockets, size M
27. A vintage Ralph Lauren brown herringbone tweed field or hunting jacket
28. A vintage Polo by Ralph Lauren olive green wool hunting or field jacket with pleated front details and utility flap pockets, size L
29. A vintage Polo by Ralph Lauren light brown suede jacket size S
30. Vintage Polo by Ralph Lauren olive green or brown wide-wale corduroy utility overshirt or jacket featuring double chest flap pockets with metal snap/button closures and a zip-front design, size L
31. A vintage Oscar de la Renta mountain parka, size 44
32. Vintage Polo Ralph Lauren wool belted safari/field jacket in a classic olive drab colorway; size XL
33. Ermenegildo Zegna lightweight, off-white nylon trench coat
34. Vintage Chaps Ralph Lauren men's 2-button sport coat/blazer, 100% wool tweed featuring a heathered or flecked blue coloration
35. Vintage Arthur Richard camel hair sport coat with classic woven leather knot buttons down the front and along the cuffs ; size 38
36. Vintage Guy Laroche double-breasted linen blend suit; the jacket size 44 XL, trousers size 39 XL
37. A vintage Jordache brown tweed three-piece suit – the blazer is size 44L, trousers are 38L
38. A Robert Vance Ltd. classic men's tweed suit featuring a speckled gray-brown wool tweed jacket with suede elbow patches and leather-wrapped buttons, and matching tweed trousers
39. A Shetland wool patterned knit vest size L
40. A vintage 417 Van Heusen gold-colored dress shirt size 17-XL
41. Vintage Givenchy Monsieur mid-brown dress trousers size 36
42. Valentino Uomo knit brown wool blend diamond-patterned crewneck sweater size L
43. Men's cashmere, lambs wool, and Shetland wool sweaters, sweater vest, cardigans by Allen Solly, Polo by Ralph Lauren, American Blue, Enzo Moutovani; sizes L to XXL
44. Men's pullover sweaters, crew neck and v-neck; cashmere and cashmere/lambswool blends; earth tones; sizes 42, 44, 46, XL
45. Variety of men's v-neck knit wool sweater vests in black, red, grey; and one multicolored Fair Isle Shetland wool knit pattern in burgundy, green, and navy blue, with leather wrapped buttons
46. Men’s vintage shirts: A Trooping the Color button-down collar shirt long-sleeve Madras plaid shirt with shades of green, orange, pink, and brown; a gray long-sleeve shirt with thin vertical dark pinstripes, banded collar, and two chest flap pockets; a vintage GANT men’s button-up shirt with retro pink base with vertical green and gold multi-stripes, a wide point collar typical of the late 80s, and a single open chest pocket; and a vintage 1970s safari-style Madras plaid work shirt distinctive dramatic pointed collar, shoulder epaulets, and bias-cut twin chest flap pockets (several more vintage men's long-sleeve shirts available!)
47. A traditional Japanese black kimono or haori jacket
48. Pair of vintage Cole Haan Country tobacco brown suede leather lace up ankle boots size 11 M
49. Bed Stu black leather slip-on shoes, size 11
50. Bill Blass men's light tan leather oxford dress shoes, made in Italy, size 11-1/2
51. A vintage Yves Saint Laurent dark brown, textured leather bifold wallet featuring multiple card slots, and a clear plastic insert for IDs or cards; in original box
52. A vintage Christian Dior black leather long wallet or checkbook cover, made in Spain

Furniture and Fine Furnishings

1. Pair of antique circa 1920 bentwood and rattan swivel drafting or telephone operator stools w/adjustable wooden and metal base
2. A large vintage adjustable wooden studio artist's easel
3. Keep mid-century modern cool with a vintage Braun HL 1 desk fan designed by Reinhold Weiss for Braun AG in 1961, and two vintage Braun HL 70 personal desk fans, all featuring a cream-colored cylindrical plastic body and a clear acrylic stand.
4. A rosewood Krobo Bench by Torbjørn Afdal for Mellemstrands Trevareindustri, Norway, 1960s mid-century modern, 79”W x 13.5”H x 14.75”D
5. An Asian Contemporary fusion-style console table, dark, ebonized wood finish w/a stylized double-beaded apron trim and interlocking circular ring details (Bi discs) under the tabletop, 67”W x 33”H x 17”D
6. A vintage brass telescope mounted on an adjustable wooden tripod with polished brass fittings
7. A Japanese-style wooden step Tansu chest (specifically a Kaidan Tansu or staircase cabinet) with traditional iron hardware; black finish, built in three modular sections featuring a varied mix of sliding slatted doors (tatezan style), hinged cabinets, and stacked pull drawers. Overall size 67”H x 67”W x 17”D.
8. Vintage Chinese dark-lacquered wood altar table (qiaotouan) with upturned ends (flanges or "wings") on the top surface and openwork carved spandrels and a central drawer; 32”W x 32”H x 12.5”D
9. Antique Chinese hardwood scholar’s cabinet or lady's chest (also known as a low kang cabinet) with six small drawers: four across the top—above a central cupboard that sits behind two doors—and two hidden drawers, one on each side below the cabinet. Adorned with relief carvings of floral design, baskets of peaches, incense burners; dimensions 42.5”W x 13.5”H x10”D
10. A large, dark-colored console table, the sides and upper apron with a lattice-like grid pattern made of intersecting horizontal and vertical wooden slats reminiscent of traditional Asian or Craftsman-style joinery, 78.5”W x 37”H x 12”D
11. A Japanese wooden step or staircase Kaidan Tansu chest, built in two modular sections featuring a mix of sliding slatted doors (tatezan style), hinged cabinet, and pull drawers with traditional iron hardware. The face panels and drawer fronts appear to be made from Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova/Elm), a prized hardwood celebrated for its dramatic, wavy, and highly figured grain pattern. Overall size 45”H x 44”W x 16.25”D.
12. A Japanese wooden tansu storage chest crafted from a light-toned natural wood with a visible grain, 36”W x 20”H x 15.5”D
13. A vintage Artemide Tizio white table or task lamp, designed by Richard Sapper in 1970 and produced by Artemide in 1972. notable for the absence of visible wiring, its counterweighted arms, and adjustable head.
14. A chrome 1970s Luxo L-1 articulated work light desk lamp originally invented in 1937 by Norwegian designer, Jac Jacobsen. This mid-century modern classic is famous for its unique cantilevered, spring-balanced arm system, which allows the user to smoothly adjust the height and angle of the light while keeping the lamp head perfectly parallel to the work surface. ((This design was so revolutionary that it went on to serve as the direct inspiration for "Luxo Jr.", the playful, jumping desk lamp featured in Pixar Studios' famous 1986 animated short film and iconic production logo.)
15. A vintage Grudis style halogen table lamp, black; 1980's
16. A vintage quarter-sawn oak tall standing multi-drawer catalog or index filing cabinet featuring brass pulls and label holders, 17.5”W x 46”H x 24.5”D
17. Five 4-drawer oak desktop card catalog or index file cabinets made in England (four from J. & H. Bell Ltd and one from Advance Systems), 19.5”W x 14”H x 16”D
18. An antique quarter-sawn oak multi-drawer filing or card catalog cabinet with brass pull hardware and label holders, 28”W x 14”H x 20”D
19. An antique curved glass countertop display case, commonly used in turn-of-the-century general stores, bakeries, and jewelry shops; dark wooden frame and base and single, continuous piece of bent or curved glass that forms the top and front viewing window. 31.5"W x 9.5"H x 16"D
20. A black velvet upholstered “hand” chair in the manner of Joe Columbo
21. A vintage Chinese red painted wooden decorative ladder with distinctive scrolled top bar and multiple rungs
22. A woven cane umbrella stand and collection of vintage canes and walking sticks
23. Vintage Chinese wooden desktop curio display stand with asymmetrical shelving and small lower drawers, 18.5”W x 23.5”H x 8.5”D
24. Antique 19th C. Chinese wood scroll-leg low kang table with dark stained finish, made with traditional wooden peg constructions and dovetails, 57”W x 16.5”H x 14.25”D
25. Vintage Chinoiserie painted six-panel folding room screen w/intricately gold-painted landscape scenes and traditional pavilion figures, approx. 100”W x 72.25”H x 1”D
26. Three vintage/antique artist or architect adjustable drafting tables with solid wood bases
27. Antique Georgian-era late 18th/early 19th century thick leather fire bucket, 10.5” tall, with studs down the side seam and around the bottom edge, original sturdy leather handle attached at top by two brass ring fittings
28. Antique Art-Mission bookcase unit made by The Globe-Wernicke Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, 34.25”W x 41.5H x 11.25”D
29. A set of five Carlo Moretti-style mid-century modern orange cased glass long-stemmed martini or cocktail glasses with clear stems
30. Magnificently crafted display box for an ancient Peruvian textile featuring birds banded with rows of geometric symbols, possibly pre-Columbian Andean (Paracas or Inca style.) The textile fragment is under glass, carefully framed in a hand hammered sterling silver frame. This handsome display box was painstakingly hewn from a single piece of wood; box is approximately 7.5" long.
31. A decorative desktop world globe featuring an antique-style map and a zodiac horizon ring
32. A vintage adjustable brass desktop magnifying glass on a swiveling stand
33. A vintage miniature Windsor-style wooden bench
34. A vintage mid-century modern cast iron "Tiny Taper" or "Spider" candle holder designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk in the 1950s or 1960s
35. A Mid-Century Modern wenge wood party bowl, designed by Sven Aage Petersen for SAAP Denmark during the 1960s
36. Antique The Jennings Bros. Mfg. Co pewter “Windsor Pewter” line Art Deco square desk inkwell, 19th to early 20th century
37. Egon Lauridsen ELA Denmark sterling vermeil enamel cocktail forks boxed set of 6, 1920s
38. A Frank Lloyd Wright licensed replica of the Darwin Martin House casement window art glass panel
39. A vintage rectangular tray with decoration of The Knight (also known as Design for the Stoclet Frieze) by Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt
40. A 19th C. American antique wooden vanity or dressing box, 7.5” wide
41. A Charles G. Bush Kaleidoscope - Reproduction by Erik Van Cort of the 'Van Cort Instrument Makers,' has black leather-covered body with brass end chamber "ship's wheel" spokes; on wooden base. Shown with a 1987 vintage Van Cort desktop kaleidoscope crafted from wood and brass on a turned wooden tripod stand.
42. Artesania Textil Ccahuantico hand-made tobacco brown Alpaca wool blend blanket or throw, 88" x 128"
43. A Beaver State line by Pendleton Woolen Mills southwestern-style blanket with combination of cream, black, and red blocks accented by stepped diamonds and thick bands inspired by Navajo third phase chief's blankets; 87" x 84"
44. Two Hudson Bay Point State red and black 100% wool blankets, 96" x 72" made in England

Asian Art and Collectibles

1. A vintage traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting set housed in a fan-shaped, fabric-covered presentation box
2. A hand-carved wooden toad and elaborately carved wooden goldfish
3. A woven box containing various pottery "tea pets" (shapes include walnut, chestnut, gourd, peanut, bat)
4. An antique Chinese blue and white export porcelain dish
5. Three vintage Chinese mud man figurines
6. A hand-carved wooden buddha statue
7. An antique wooden articulated Asian devotional figure or temple sculpture with pegged joints allowing the arms and legs to move
8. A small 4-panel Asian gilded screen with landscape and heron decoration
9. A vintage, handcrafted Asian bamboo and wood songbird cage
10. An antique Chinese hardwood Loupan Feng Shui geomantic compass, completely decorated with Chinese ideograms on both the front and back using hand-inscribed calligraphy
11. Antique Chinese red-lacquered four-tier stacking wedding basket or food carrier, painted and gilt floral and dragon decoration, with an arched wooden frame and top handle; 16.5"W x 17"H x 9.5"D
12. A selection of glazed art pottery / stoneware bowls and jars, some Chinese and/or Japanese
13. A vintage replica Tang Dynasty horse statue on wooden plinth
14. A vintage Chinese two-tier woven rattan and bamboo wedding basket
15. A framed Chinese painting of waterfowl
16. A Chinese ink-wash landscape painting
17. A Chinese carved bamboo brush pot or bitong with peony blossom design
18. An antique Chinese wooden food or lunch box featuring a dark painted finish, scrolled base supports, and a prominent arched handle
19. Vintage Chinese Yixing teapots, one in appliqué style with carved dragon curving along the side of the pot, and one "Fish Transforms into Dragon Pot" design with a fish among waves on the side of the pot and articulated dragon's head in the lid beneath a cloud shaped finial
20. Closer view of Chinese Yixing Zisha clay teapot of square shape with overhead handle, archaic water chestnut shape. Wang Hongfen mark to the interior of the cover and to the base
21. A Chinese Yixing zisha clay gongfu teapot featuring a lobed Ling Hua (petaled/chrysanthemum) floral compressed body and a matching textured finial; artisan mark to the interior of the cover and to the base
22. A Fang Baiyuan Yixing style clay tea pot featuring a unique horizontal side-hole handle and a flush lid tied with a green string; maker's mark to base
23. A tiny and traditional Chinese Yixing zisha clay tiliang (over-handle) teapot, featuring an unglazed brown body decorated with delicate incised plum blossom motifs and a branch-form handle, twig-style lid finial; artisan's mark to base and inside of lid
24. A vintage Chinese Yixing zisha (purple clay) teapot featuring a segmented bamboo-section design with a cylindrical multi-sided body and detailed applied branch motifs; makers mark to base
25. A Chinese Yixing reddish-brown unglazed zisha clay teapot with distinct horizontal ridges wrapping the mid-body, a flat inset lid with a simple round knob, a curved spout, and a looped handle. Maker's mark to base.
26. Vintage Chinese Yixing teapot, with bamboo branch-form handle, spout and lid knob
27. A vintage Chinese unglazed Yixing zisha teapot with a flattened "oil lamp" or drum shape and double-gourd lid finial; marked to the base with line from Tang dynasty poem, and apocryphal Huì Yìgong mark.
28. Contemporary Chinese clay teapots - a CCCI (Chinese Ceramic Center Inc.) red and black clay teapot with dish, mark to base; and a modern geometric Yixing zisha clay teapot in a striking minimalist cube shape with a flush lid and an integrated loop handle, chop mark to base.
29. A vintage Chinese hardwood tea tray or tray table insert, carved decoration (depicting a blossoming plum or pear branch alongside Chinese calligraphy; 10"W x 1"H.
30. A Japanese bamboo Shakuhachi flute
31. A vintage decorative Chinese calligraphy brush featuring an etched bone-style handle and natural horsehair bristles
32. Three traditional flat wash or hake brushes with bamboo handles
33. A multi-head bamboo hake brush
34. A vintage Japanese hand-painted bamboo wall plaque featuring a depiction of Daruma
35. Antique hand woven twill plaited Southeast Asian lidded basket, 10"L x 4"H.; collector's label reads "very old tobacco basket Thailand"
36. A 19th C. southeast Asian circular basket of plaited black and white rattan, square base, cylindrical neck and cover, its base is fixed to two pieces of wood at right angles; 9 inches tall in total. Per similar example in the British Museum, it’s from the Laos or northern Thailand area, likely made by the Shan or Tai Yuan ethnic groups, and was used to keep cooked sticky rice.
37. A traditional hand-woven Ajat basket bag crafted by the Penan or Dayak indigenous people of Borneo, featuring intricate geometric tribal patterns and a decorative shell charm attached to the strap

Artwork

1. Antique Japanese carved wooden rabbit sculpture, 9 inches tall
2. An organic wood root sculpture featuring a smooth, polished natural finish with unique hollows and grain patterns
3. A hand-carved wooden sculpture of seated female figure, 11 inches tall, with polished dark wood finish with prominent natural grain patterns
4. A vintage Mexican folk art handcrafted woven straw crucifix with detailed straw figure of Jesus Christ on a simple wooden cross
5. An antique European or Latin American polychrome carved wooden devotional sculpture depicting a robed saint or the Virgin Mary
6. An antique carved wooden santo (devotional figure), likely depicting a friar or saint
7. A vintage Mexican folk art milagros cross sculpture created by artist Estela Ogazón (1966–2009), featuring a thick wood core densely covered in an intricate relief of nailed metal milagros and ex-voto charms
8. A vintage Mexican folk art hand-woven popote straw mask
9. A signed Jacob Hermann zebrawood hand carved bird sculpture, Denmark, 1950s-60s

Kitchen Wares

1. A vintage Taurus immersion hand blender
2. A vintage 1971 Pyrex Moon Deco promotional 2.5 quart casserole dish featuring a bold, mod black and red geometric circle pattern on the white opal glass lid and side
3. A COS stainless steel tray in original box
4. A small, rectangular wooden cutting board with a paddle handle and a leather hanging strap
5. A vintage Hackman "Tumppi" stainless steel cutlery set with black plastic handles and a custom wooden wall rack, designed by Adolf Babel in the 1970s
6. Two vintage HerbaSet kitchen herb scales / mechanical dial scales designed by the German company Erfis Design
7. A vintage Eva Multi-Grater in original box

Electronics/Cameras

1. A black Sekonic Prodigi Color C-500 or C-500R Color Meter with a digital display, control buttons, and a rotating dial, with original manual and carrying case
2. An Innovage Mini Digital Camera 3-in-1 Keychain Accessory Kit in original package
3. An Ultronic Desktop AM/FM Radio with Calendar and Clock (Model T524)

Coins / Currency

1. Buffalo Nickel Collection 1913-1938 in Whitman coin folder
2. Jefferson Nickel collection, starting 1938, in Whitman coin folder
3. Mercury Head Dime collection 1916 to 1945
4. Roosevelt Dime collection starting 1946
5. Washington Head Quarter collection 1932 to 1945 Number One
6. Washington Head Quarter collection starting 1946 Number Two
7. Lincoln Head Cent Collection 1909 to 1940 Number One
8. Lincoln Head Cent Collection Starting 1941 Number Two
9. Japanese Government-Issued Philippine Occupation Fiat currency – WWII era issued 1942-1944, five centavo and fifty centavos notes; 1, 10, and 100 peso notes
10. A 1917 $1 Large Size Legal Tender United States Note
11. A 10 Lire Allied Military Currency Series of 1943 A banknote issued in WWII Italy
12. World War II Allied Military Currency (AM-Mark) banknotes issued for occupied Germany in 1944 including 5 Mark, 1 Mark, 1/2 Mark, and 2 Mark denominations
13. Antique 1,000 Kronen (Tausend Kronen) banknote from Austro-Hungarian Bank (Österreichisch-ungarische Bank), Vienna, January 2, 1922
14. A 20-Francs banknote from the National Bank of Belgium, 1940s
15. A China 100 Yuan 1941 Banknote
16. A 5-franc banknote ("Berger") issued by the Banque de France in 1943 during World War II
17. A 1944 5-franc paper banknote issued by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
18. A 1922 German 10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote (often called the "Vampire Note," issued during the Weimar Republic's hyperinflation era)

Holiday Ornaments

1. Two boxes of antique NOMA Christmas tree lights, circa late 1920s
2. Two handmade, folk-art style stuffed felt bird ornaments decorated w/colorful embroidery
3. Two vintage handmade eggshell diorama ornaments
4. Three vintage Resl Lenz "Partridge in a Pear Tree" diorama Christmas ornaments from West Germany; a pear-shaped, mouthblown clear glass container holding handcrafted three-dimensional gold foil tree with green crystal accents and a red metallic bird.
5. Three vintage Resl Lenz "Angel" diorama Christmas ornaments from West Germany; teardrop-shaped, mouthblown clear glass container holding handcrafted three-dimensional gold foil angel figures, the bottom with gold foil spinner base
6. Set of three mid-century Resl Lenz blown glass Christmas ornaments, globe-shape, with gold foil and red and green beads inside, and gold foil spinner base and
7. Vintage West German mid-20th century Christmas tree ornaments, blown glass globes containing hand-crafted gold, silver, blue, and green foil angels, stars, fountains; each with gold spinner base
8. A collection of vintage Scandinavian-style wooden Tomte or Christmas elf figurines with white beards and red hats, accompanied by a miniature tree, and a decorative sleigh
9. Four vintage West German hand-crafted clear glass bird shape ornaments containing gold foil and colorful beads
10. Vintage tabletop glass Christmas tree figurine; two clear blown glass ornaments with glass reindeers inside; glass bell shaped ornament with gold banding, and a vintage three-tier iridescent glass nesting bell ornament
11. Three vintage blown glass bird form clip-on Christmas tree ornaments, with shiny metallic finishes and long tinsel tails
12. A collection of vintage, hand-painted glass Christmas tree ball ornaments
13. A vintage silver-toned, reflective mercury glass finial Christmas ornament featuring a ribbed onion-bulb and tapered spike design; five iridescent blown glass ball-shaped Christmas tree ornaments

Collectibles / Miscellany

1. A stunning collection of 14 antique Mexican-style charro spurs from the southwest United States; hand-crafted iron, many with incised geometric and floral patterns highlighted with silver inlay. Circa 1880s.
2. Vintage box labeled "gold metal leaf" containing various envelopes with hammered gold leaf fragments
3. A vintage Richard Hudnut makeup compact with the late Art Deco era “Thunderbird” motif, circa 1939-41. Preserved in its original presentation display box, includes its matching tan felt protective slip. The compact contains a mirror and dual compartments for face powder and rouge
4. Pair of antique cylindrical cordite carriers, 23-1/2" tall, rare militaria. The main body of the bucket is made of cork with a brown leather exterior and canvas interior. Stamped with R.C.D. on the side, and “country of origin England” on the base. These flash-proof carriers were designed to transfer cordite, a group of smokeless propellants developed and produced in the United Kingdom to replace gunpowder as a military propellant.
5. Two vintage Japanese katana swords with orange speckle kaya, 27.5” and 42”
6. An antique 19th-century military saber, closely resembling a U.S. Model 1840 or Model 1860 light cavalry/artillery saber with its original metal scabbard, 42”
7. A vintage fencing weapon (foil or épée) w/a traditional Italian grip and a round metal guard (bellguard), 43”
8. A vintage 1976 Ontario GI Air Force 499 pilot survival knife with leather scabbard
9. A U.S. WWII M3 Sterile Fighting Knife or trench knife, with flaming bomb inspection mark on the pommel and with post-war sheath
10. A vintage 1940s or 1950s metal 7Up advertising sign, 3' square.A vintage 1971 silkscreen poster for the 5th International Music Festival in Barcelona (V Festival Internacional de Música en Barcelona), advertising a concert featuring Pierre Boulez's Le Marteau sans Maître performed by Anna Ricci and the Domaine Musical de Paris. (The poster comes with a plexiglass cover, not shown)
11. A wooden demi-dome and staircase 3D model, 16 inches tall, AR015, crafted by AM (Authentic Models) as part of their Architectural Models series.
12. A group of three wooden 3D staircase models crafted by AM (Authentic Models) as part of their Architectural Models series. AR012 Grand Staircase, AR020 Mission Stairs, and AR013 Lighthouse Steps.
13. A stunning—and large—model of a sailing boat or racing yacht, 5'8" from tip of the mast to the base of the wooden display stand, and overall length of 5-1/2 feet. Unmarked but with the signs of high craftsmanship from Authentic Models, and could be the Columbia or one of the other winning boats from the late 19th century America's Cup races. It may be displayed on a table, wall shelf, or standing on the floor.
14. A large, beautiful hand-crafted wooden model of a Newport sloop style sailing vessel, with canvas sails and metal hardware, on wooden stand. Approximately 35 inches tall.
15. A hand-crafted sailing boat model or pond racing yacht, with canvas sails, on wooden display stand. Ship measures 48" high by 42" wide. Mast needs repair as shown.
16. A vintage pond yacht sailing boat model, hand crafted, with tea-stained canvas sails, comes with wooden display stand. 44" wide by 48" tall
17. Amazing collection of antique magic lanterns, kinematographs, and projectors including several by Ernst Plank, Germany; a 35mm Toy Movie Viewer circa 1920; a French magic lantern by Lapierre, Lanterne Carrée model; and an antique Radioptican postcard projector made by the H.C. White Company of North Bennington, Vermont, around 1910–1915; rare, vintage JPO 35mm film splicer (and many more in the sale!)
18. An antique phrenology bust
19. An antique or vintage handheld brass magnifying glass
20. An ancient-style terracotta or clay oil lamp
21. A circa 1900 antique silver-plated brass cornet with ornate floral-etched bell and three piston valves, marked Beau Ideal Chicago (although stamped "Chicago" on the bell, these were high-quality imports crafted in France (or occasionally by builders like Bohland & Fuchs in Austria) before being shipped to J. W. Pepper or Lyon & Healey to be finished, heavily engraved with distinctive floral patterns, and sold to the American public.)
22. Several antique 19th century fireman’s brass speaking trumpets (or loud hailer/megaphones)
23. A Washburn bowlback (tater bug) mandolin, likely manufactured by Lyon & Healy in Chicago during the late 19th or early 20th century
24. Pair of vintage, articulated wooden mannequin hands with jointed fingers
25. A large selection of antique and vintage optical instruments, mostly consisting of 19th- and early 20th-century brass field glasses, marine binoculars (jumelles marine), opera glasses, and pocket telescopes. Many are made from polished brass, blackened steel, and wrapped in materials like genuine leather or mother-of-pearl.
26. A collection of late 19th through the mid-20th celluloid vanity and dresser items, including matching lidded powder jars, trinket boxes, hair receivers, brush handles, scissors, perfume bottle holders, and trays; celluloid fraternal order badges; and more
27. A natural amethyst crystal specimen
28. Polished ammonite fossil specimens
29. A Scandinavian modernist L47 oil lamp by Hans Agne Jakobsson Markaryd AB, Sweden
30. A vintage musical decanter ship stern light green glass bottle made in Sweden
31. A fantastic antique Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) silver-plated mechanical desk call bell manufactured by A.K. & Cie (Albert Köhler & Cie, Germany) circa 1900
32. US Stamp Sheet Book Collection (1945: Victory at Last, 1944: Road to Victory, 1943: Turning the Tide, 1942: Into the Battle, 1941: A World at War)
33. Antique C-bridge pince-nez sunglasses featuring dark-tinted oval glass lenses and metallic spring-tension nose bridges from the late 19th to early 20th century
34. A nautical-style decorative desktop telescope / spyglass on metal tripod with extendable legs, and a small decorative chain attached to the end cap
35. Antique German black beaver fur felt top hat and original storage hat box, from Weltrekord, Berlin
36. A traditional hand-carved gourd maraca or rattle
37. Two "corn dollies" friendship favors woven from the stems and heads of wheat
38. A charming collection of vintage 1960s Japanese tin lithograph badge or brooch pins depicting airplanes, birds, fish, butterflies and insects with colorful glossy finishes. Three pins on their original card paper
39. A vintage nautical lantern (electrified) and a vintage brass marine lantern
40. A handcrafted wooden single masted sailboat model
41. a vintage AM starboard side lantern cocktail shaker
42. An antique 19th century military naval officer black felt or fur bicorne hat with gold bullion trim
43. A vintage In-B-Tween tobacco store display box
44. Antique pince-nez and eyeglasses
45. Antique metal optician's trial lens frame
46. A vintage folk art carved wood painted articulated Santos Doll-style mannequin figure
47. Vintage ceramic pitcher with scene of the War of 1812, with Sloop of War Wasp, American Eagle, and Lady Liberty
48. A vintage Cutty Sark Scots Whiskey ceramic pitcher
49. A white-glazed ceramic pitcher commemorating the War of 1812 showing battle between U.S.S. Constitution and British frigate HMS Java
50. Two miniature Sheffield England pewter tankards or mugs
51. A vintage wooden serving tray with an intricate compass star marquetry inlay
52. An antique Imperial Tobacco Co of Canada tin lithograph lidded box, the image on the lid shows the famous America's Cup defender from 1885 called "Puritan”
53. A vintage Florentine, Italy religious icon gold gilt wooden triptych of Madonna & Child
54. A decorative standing silver-toned metal cross with embossed floral engravings on matching square pedestal base
55. Antique pressed metal wall mount shaving mirror with caddy shelf
56. Antique tabletop hat stand featuring a slender metal stem and an ornate Art Nouveau cast-metal base
57. A vintage wall-mounted hurricane oil lamp featuring a round metal reflector backplate and a clear glass chimney
58. A mid-century vintage desktop weather station featuring a hygrometer, barometer, and thermometer
59. A 19th C. brass leather glass traveling inkwell
60. A 1940s-50s vintage wood Brown Derby Hat cigarette box from the Brown Derby restaurant in Hollywood, California. Distributed as a souvenir or tabletop container at the iconic Hollywood restaurant. Stamped on the underside of the lid "Brown Derby Hollywood/Trademark". 3" H x 7.25" L x 5" W.
61. Vintage wooden drafting triangles; a vintage Crayola Collector's Colors Limited Edition Tin with original contents of box of 64 crayons and box of 8 retired colors
62. A vintage Sheaffer NoNonsense Calligraphy Pen Set in its original retail packaging
63. Vintage Eberhard Faber Microtomic wood-clinched graphite drawing pencils inside a clear plastic case
64. A vintage dark green box of Carb-Othello pastel/charcoal pencils made in Germany by Schwan-Stabilo
65. Marine life specimens including a white mushroom coral skeleton; half of a “Bear Paw” clam shell mounted on a display stand; a large, polished abalone seashell featuring an iridescent mother-of-pearl interior with shimmering purple, green, and silver tones; two chambered nautilus shells; a bright golden-orange scallop shell pair, likely belonging to the family Pectinidae
66. A vintage frosted glass bottle for Claude Montana’s Parfum de Peau, featuring an iconic twisted helix design created by designer Serge Mansau
67. A vintage Burberry Brit for Women Eau de Parfum bottle
68. A vintage 1969 "Nuts & Bolts" men's cologne or aftershave bottle designed by Massimo Vignelli for Colton
69. A vintage 1920s Buzza Company hand-carved bone and bamboo mah jongg set housed in a wooden fitted compartment box with handle. The bone tiles are hand engraved and inked with illustrations and both Chinese and Arabic numbers; the set includes counting sticks and set of miniature dice, the score pad with stylized Art Deco / Jazz Age illustration of a woman in Chinese robe, holding a fan and a lantern.
70. A vintage “The Vogue” Mah Jong Counter and Tile Rack set manufactured by The Buzza Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota during the height of the 1920s Mahjong craze in the United States
71. A collection of handcrafted decorative wooden model boats and hulls; a miniature brass ships nautical anchor; a collection of vintage wooden Indian exercise clubs and juggling pins
72. A Continuous Calendar by EB Arnett, upright pole style wooden calendar years 1794-2119
73. A brass ship's binnacle compass equipped with a side-mounted oil lamp burner
74. An antique wooden and cast-iron guillotine-style paper cutter
75. An antique handheld stereoscope viewer, wooden lens hood trimmed with velvet or plush fabric
76. An antique wooden and brass handheld stereoscope Graphoscope stereo viewer
77. A collection of vintage wooden half-hull boat model plaques mounted on dark wooden backboards with brass nameplates
78. Vintage advertising signs including a vintage wooden wall plaque or sign shaped like a bottle of Kickapoo Indian Oil, a 19th-century "cure-all" patent medicine

Books

1. Hardcover book of Drawing Instruments, 1580-1980 by Maya Hambly, published by Sotheby's Publications in 1988
2. A vintage two-volume boxed set of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll, published by Random House in 1946 with John Tenniel's classic illustrations colored by Fritz Kredel
3. A vintage hardcover copy of The Law of Admiralty by Grant Gilmore and Charles L. Black Jr., published by Foundation Press
4. A 1976 photobook Mesquakie and Proud of It by John M. Zielinski
5. Stow Wengenroth's New England, featuring lithographs by artist Stow Wengenroth with notes and observations by David McCord; 1969
6. Antique hardcover edition of the classic poem Bingen on the Rhine by Caroline E.S. Norton, published by Porter & Coates in Philadelphia around 1883
7. Survive the Savage Sea by Dougal Robertson
8. John F. Kennedy: Scrimshaw Collector by Clare Barnes, Jr., featuring photography by Alan Fontaine
9. Chicago's North Shore Shipwrecks by Mark S. Braun
10. Vintage 1976 paper sample and design book titled Imagination XX: Rivers U.S.A., published by Champion Papers
11. "Guide to Rivers U.S.A. / Imagination XX," a rare vintage promotional design book and paper sample collection published in 1976 by the Champion International Corporation
12. "Florida Southern College Revisited for Glimpses of the Administration Group in Wright's Organic Campus" by Frank Lloyd Wright
13. The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
14. Metropolitan Home American Style by Dylan Landis
15. Lofts: New Designs for Urban Living, by Felicia Eisenberg Molnar
16. A Passion For Collecting, by Caroline Clifton-Mogg,
17. The International Book Of Lofts, by Suzanne Slesin, Stafford Cliff, and Daniel Rozensztroch
18. Influential Styles: From Baroque to Bauhaus-Inspiration for Today's Interiors, by Judith Miller
19. Domesticities: At Home with The New York Times Magazine, by Pilar Viladas
20. The Divine Home: Living with Spiritual Objects, by Peter Vitale
21. The Joy Of Home, by Naomi Cleaver
22. A Passion for Collecting: Decorating with Art and Antiques, by Jean Demachy
23. Michael Graves (Architectural Monographs, No. 5), by Alan Colquhoun
24. All Color Book Of Art Nouveau, by Geoffrey Warren
25. Mucha, by Jiri Mucha, Marina Henderson, and Aaron Scharf
26. Emerging Japanese Architects of the 1990s, (edited) by Jackie Kestenbaum
27. 25 Houses Under 2500 Square Feet, by James Grayson Trulove
28. Urban Style: Contemporary Interiors, by Mary Wyann Ryann
29. The Art Nouveau Style Book of Alphonse Mucha, by Alphonse Mucha
30. The Art of James Bama, by Elmer Kelton
31. San Francisco Modern: Interiors, Architecture & Design, by Zahid Sardar and J.D. Peterson
32. Drawing Instruments 1580-1980, by Maya Hambly
33. California Modern: The Architecture of Craig Ellwood, by Neil Jackson
34. The Sporting Life: A Passion for Hunting and Fishing, by Laurence Sheehan, Carol Sama Sheehan, Kathryn George, and William Stites
35. Living with Folk Art: Ethnic Styles from Around the World, by Nicholas Barnard and James Merrell
36. The Kaleidoscope Book: A Spectrum of Spectacular Scopes to Make, by Thom Boswell
37. The Art of Invention: Patent Models and Their Makers, by William Ray and Marlys Ray
38. The Way Things Work, publ. Barnes & Noble Books
39. A Passion For Collecting, by Caroline Clifton-Mogg
40. A Home By The Sea, by Liz Seymour
41. Casa Colombiana, by Benjamin Villegas
42. New Loft Living, by Elizabeth Wilhide
43. Lofts: Living In Space, by Orianna Fielding Banks and Rebecca Tanqueray
44. The New Decorating with Pictures: Collecting Art and Photography and Displaying It in Your Home, by Stephanie Hoppen
45. Native American Art Of The Southwest, by Linda B. Eaton and J. J. Brody
46. More Is More: An Antidote to Minimalism, by Mary Schoeser
47. An Illustrated History of Seaplanes and Flying Boats, by Maurice Allward
48. Czech and Slovak Republics, published by MPC
49. The History of Printmaking (Scholastic Voyages of Discovery), published by Scholastic Books
50. Bikes, Cars, Trucks, and Trains (Scholastic Voyages of Discovery), published by Scholastic Books
51. Bail-out!: Pow 1944-1945, by Mel TenHaken
52. TREASURE ISLANDS: A Robert Louis Stevenson Centenary Anthology, by Jenni Calder
53. Pan Am Pioneer: A Manager’s Memoir, by Sanford B. Kauffman
54. Geronimo!: American Paratroopers in World War II, by William B. Brener
55. Rome ‘44: The Battle for the Eternal City, by Raleigh Trevelyan
56. Ship Modeling from Stem to Stern, by Milton Roth
57. Operation Dragoon: The Allied Invasion of the South of France, by William B. Breuer
58. The Oseberg Find, and the Other Viking Ship Finds, by Thorleif Sjøvold
59. Sailing Ships, by Björn Landström
60. Pictorial Alphabets, by Ruari McLeah
61. The Mummy’s Tomb: A Pop-Up Book, by Robert Sabuda
62. Year-Round Wreaths, by Richard Kollath
63. Wreaths, by Richard Kollath
64. Halloween in Bucktown: Photographs by Marc Hauser, by Marc Hauser and David G. Currie
65. The Life and Times of the Rose, by Fleur Cowles
66. Sailing: A Sailor’s Dictionary, by Henry Beard and Roy McKie
67. 1001 Amazing Places You Must See Before You Die, by Richard Cavendish
68. Paratrooper!: The Saga of U. S. Army and Marine Parachute and Glider Combat Troops During World War II, by Gerard M. Devlin
69. Winged Defense: The Development and Possibilities of Modern Air Power-Economic and Military, by William Mitchell
70. Technology in World Civilization, by Arnold Pacey
71. Dining In-Chicago, Volume II, by Barbara Grunes
72. A Dear and Precious Heritage: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois, edited by Carol Jean Smetana
73. Unknown Chicago Tales, by John R. Schmidt
74. Lofts, by Jeffrey Weiss
75. Keepers of the Lights: A History of American Lighthouse, by Robert Carse
76. Jonathan Adler on Happy Chic Accessorizing, by Jonathan Adler
77. World War II Chicago, by Paul M. Green and Melvin G. Holli
78. Glenview Naval Air Station, by Beverly Roberts Dawson
79. Glencoe Illinois, by Glencoe Historical Society
80. Czechs of Chicagoland, by Malynne Sternstein
81. Chicago’s Little Village: Lawndale-Crawford, by Frank S. Magallon
82. Lake Michigan’s Aircraft Carriers, by Paul M. Somers
83. Skokie, by Amanda J. Hanson and Richard J. Witry
84. The Empire State Building Book, by Jonathan Goldman and Michael Valenti
85. The Wooden Wonder: A Short History of the Wooden Aeroplane , by James G. Robins
86. A Chicago Firehouse: Stories of Wrigleyville’s Engine 78, by Karen Kruse
87. Classic Cars in Profile, Volume 3, edited by Anthony Harding
88. Illustrated Motor Cars of the World: From 1770 to Present Day, by Piet Olyslager
89. The Jaguar Story, by Joseph H. Wherry
90. Isotta-Fraschini: the Noble Pride of Italy (Ballantine's Illustrated History of the Car, Marque Book No. 3), by Timothy R. Nicholson
91. Alfa Romeo (Ballantine's Illustrated History of the Car. Marque Book no. 2), by Peter Hull
92. How to Make a Clipper Ship Model, by E. Armitage McCann
93. A Chicago Tavern: a Goat, a Curse, and the American Dream, by Rick Kogan
94. Christopher Blossom: The Greenwich Workshop's New Century Artists Series, by Christopher Blossom
95. Ghosts, by Philip Makanna
96. Weird Rooms, by Alexander Vertikoff, Mal Sharpe, and Sandra Sharpe
97. From No Man’s Land To Plaza del Lago, by Robert Shea
98. Paint and Painting (Scholastic Voyages of Discovery), edited by Scholastic Books
99. Valentines: A Loving Remembrance, by Jean P. Favalora
100. Towers & Turrets of Europe, by Günter Meissner and Heinz Bronowski
101. Scientific Instruments, 1500-1900: An Introduction, by Gerard L’e Turner
102. The Extra Gift, by Mary C. Sweetser and H. Tom Hall
103. Villages in the Sun: Mediterranean Community Architecture, by Myron Goldfinger
104. Arts & Crafts of South America, by Lucy Davies and Mo Fini
105. Prague: The Golden Book, by Ivan Doležal
106. Prague: An Historic Town, by Marie Vitochava, Jindrich Kejr, Jiri Vsetecka
107. America’s Sunset Coast, by Merrill Windsor
108. Kansas City, published by Hallmark
109. African Painted Houses: Basotoho Dwellings of Southern Africa, by Gary N. van Wyk
110. Wonderful Praga
111. Love Sonnets, by Louis Untermeyer and Ben Shahn
112. A History of Ships and Seafaring, by Canby Courtland
113. Prague: Art and History, by Tim Porter
114. Vienna Moderne: 1898-1914, by Ray C. Smith
115. Celtic Renaissance: A Coloring Book, by Alice Rigan
116. Maxfield Parrish: The Masterworks, by Maxfield Parrish and Alma Gilbert
117. New Mexico, Rio Grande and Other Essays, by Tony Hillerman
118. The Lindisfarne Gospels: A Masterpiece of Book Painting, by Janet Backhouse
119. Rose Windows, by Painton Cowen
120. Walter Crane as a Book Illustrator, by Rodney K. Engen
121. Weaving Without A Loom, by Sarita R. Rainey
122. A Wart Snake in a Fig Tree, by George Mendoza and Etienne Delessert
123. The Shell: Five Hundred Million Years of Inspired Design, by Hugh Stix and Marguerite Stix
124. Wilmette: a history, by George D. Bushnell
125. The Oxford Book of Christmas Poems, published by Oxford University Press
126. The Wonderful Tree: A Story of the Seasons, by György Lehoczky and Adelaide Holl
127. Exploring Churches, by Paul Clowney and Tessa Clowney
128. U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, No. 798, Vol. 95, No. 8, August 1969, edited by the U.S. Naval Institute
129. Prague - City of a Hundred Spires, by Josef Černá
130. Japan 1944-45: LeMay’s B-29 Strategic Bombing Campaign (Air Campaign vol. 9), by Mark Lardas
131. Enchanted Circles, by Elizabeth Jane Lloyd
132. Sunshine and Wealth: Los Angeles in the Twenties and the Thirties, by Bruce Henstell
133. California in Depth: a Stereoscopic History, by Jim Crain
134. Historical Maps of Europe, by Michael Swift
135. Chicago’s Famous Buildings: Third Edition, edited by Ira J. Bach
136. Chicago’s Famous Buildings: Fourth Edition, by Franz Schulze and Kevin Harrington
137. The American Sunrise, by Ethel Shein and Norman McGrath
138. The English Sunrise, by Brian Evans and Tony Rice
139. Chicago Gourmet, by Sue Kupcinet and Connie Fish
140. Termites, by Peter R. Limburg
141. A Floral ABC, by Elizabeth Cameron
142. Graveyards of Chicago: The People, History, Art, and Lore of Cook County Cemeteries, by Matt Hucke and Ursula Bielski
143. Aristocrats of the Trees, by Ernest H. Wilson
144. The Instant Guide to Healthy Palms and Ferns, by Tom Gough
145. American Lighthouses: A Comprehensive Guide To Exploring Our National Coastal Treasures, by Ray Jones and Bruce Roberts
146. The Complete World Encyclopedia of Knives, Swords, Spears, and Daggers, by Harvey J.S. Withers and Dr. Tobias Capwell
147. A Field Guide to Hawks: North America, by William S. Clark and Brian K. Wheeler
148. Simon & Schuster’s Guide to Pet Birds, edited by Matthew M. Vriends
149. Trees of North America, by Frank C. Brockman, Herbert S. Zim, and Rebecca A. Merrilees
150. Birds of North America, by Chandler S. Robbins, Bertel Bruun, and Herbert S. Zim
151. A Pocket Guide to Cars, by Andrew Montgomery
152. Book of Lofts/Le Livre Des Lofts/Das Loftbuch, edited by Simone Schleifer
153. Mark Twain’s Mississippi River: An Illustrated Chronicle of the Big River in Samuel Clemens's Life and Works, by Peter Schilling
154. Marin: The Place, The People, by Jane Futcher and Robert Conover
155. Classic Warplanes: North American P-51 Mustang, by Bill Gunston
156. Spirals from the Sea: An Anthropological Look at Shells, by Jane F. Safer and Frances M. Gill
157. Shells, by Roderick Cameron
158. Vienna: 1890-1920, by Robert Waissenberger
159. Philip’s Prague: Architecture, History, Art, by Stephen Brook
160. Hanabi: The Fireworks of Japan, edited by Japan Information & Culture Center
161. The River: Images of the Mississippi, edited by the Walker Art Center
162. On Miniature Wings: Model Aircraft of the National Air and Space Museum, by Thomas J. Dietz
163. In the Footsteps of Marco Polo: A Twentieth Century Odyssey, by Harry Rutstein and Joanna Kroll
164. The Age Of Flight: A History of America’s Pioneering Airline, by William Garvey and David Fisher
165. The Art and Technique of Soaring, by Richard A. Wolters
166. Tideline, by Ernest Braun
167. Landscape, by Ian Jeffrey
168. Looking at Earth, by Priscilla Strain and Frederick C. Engle
169. Vehicles, by Nigel Hawkes
170. The Period Ship Handbook, by Keith Julier
171. Secret Squadrons of the Eighth, by Pat Carty
172. The Great Planes, by James Gilbert
173. Images of War: The Artist's Vision of World War II, by Ken McCormick and Hamilton Darby Perry
174. Original Morgan, by John Worrall and Liz Turner
175. Wooden-bodied Vehicles: Buying, Building, Restoring, and Maintaining, by Colin Peck
176. WWII: A Chronicle of Soldiering, by James Jones
177. Swedish Challenge: America’s Cup 1980
178. The Pan Am Clipper, by Roy Allen
179. Motorcycling: The Golden Years, by Rupert Prior
180. Motoring: The Golden Years, by Rupert Prior
181. Flying: The Golden Years, by Rupert Prior
182. Submarines of the World, by David Miller
183. Air Force: A Pictorial History of American Airpower, by Martin Caidin
184. Wheels: A Passion for Collecting Cars, by Stuart Leuthner
185. The New Encyclopedia of Handguns & Smalls Arms, by Christopher Chant
186. Sea Wings: The Romance of the Flying Boats, an illustrated history, by Edward Jablonski
187. Ghosts of the Abyss: A Journey Into The Heart of the Titanic, by Don Lynch and Ken Marschall
188. American Gunboats and Minesweepers, by H. T. Lenton
189. Fighters Aces of the Luftwaffe, by Col. Raymond F. Toliver and Trevor J. Constable
190. America’s Hangar by Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, edited by Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
191. The Morgan: Seventy-five Years on the Road, by Ken Hill
192. 50 Years of American Automobile Design 1930-1980, edited by Dick Nesbitt
193. The American West: The Modern Vision, by Patricia Janis Broder
194. Nautical Antiques, by W.D. Ball
195. Airshow!: Pictorial, by Bill Johnson
196. Lighter than Air, by David Owen
197. Seaplanes, by Hans Halberstadt
198. Wings Over Water: A Chronicle of the Flying Boats, Seaplanes, and Amphibians of the Twentieth Century, by David Oliver
199. Inside 100 Great Cars, edited by David Hodges
200. The Iconic Interior: 1900 to the Present, by Dominic Bradbury
201. Lost Chicago, by David Garrard Lowe
202. Treasures of Britain, edited by the Automobile Association
203. Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings: Masterworks from the Frank Lloyd Wright Archives, by Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer
204. Glass Houses, by Catherine Slessor
205. Magni Modernism, by James Magni and Marc Kristal
206. Private Views: Inside the World’s Greatest Homes, edited by Paige Rense
207. [Strike A Pose]: Eccentric Architecture and Spectacular Spaces, by Robert Klanten and Lukas Feireiss
208. Sixties Design, by Phillipe Garner
209. James Rosenquist, published by the Gagosian Gallery
210. China Style
211. Compendium of Interior Styles, by Francois Baudot
212. A Pictorial Treasure of the Marine Museums of the World, by Brandt Aymar
213. Classic Country Inns, by Peter Andrews
214. Prefab Elements, by Sandy McLendon
215. The Iconic House: Architectural Masterworks Since 1900, by Dominic Bradbury
216. Louis Comfort TiffanyL Artist for the Ages, by Marilynn A. Johnson
217. A Victorian Maritime Album, by Basil Greenhill
218. Designing with Glass: The Creative Touch, by Carol Soucek King
219. Casa Colombiana, by Benjamin Villegas
220. Kingdom of the Seashell, by R. Tucker Abbott
221. Mood Indigo: Decorating with Rich, Dark Colors, by Vinny Lee
222. The New Classics: Fresh Ideas for Rooms that Endure, by Suzanne Trocme
223. The Wild West (Companion Volume to the Television Miniseries), by Michael Stotter
224. The Big Book of Lofts, by Antonio Corcuera and Aitana Lleonart
225. The Lighting Book, by Deyan Sudjic
226. The Harvard Five in New Canaan, by William D. Earls
227. The House of the Architect, by Anatxu Zabalbeascoa
228. Chicago’s Classic Restaurants: Past, Present, & Future, by Neil Samors and Eric Bronsky
229. Minimalism & Color, by Patricia Bueno
230. Gabellini: Architecture of the Interior, by Michael Gabellini
231. Houses / Casas / Häuser, by Alejandro Bahamon
232. Great Marques of Britain, by Jonathan Wood
233. Interiors, by Min Hogg and Wendy Haurop
234. Interior Design Review, Volume 10, by Andrew Martin
235. The Holy Land from the Air, by Amos Elon and Richard Nowitz
236. The Lighthouse Book, by Samuel Crompton and Charles Ziga
237. The Photographs of Carla De Benedetti: Interiors '70, published by Verba Volant
238. Krasy Plna, Slavou I Kletbou Bohata. Praho!, by Josef Ehm
239. Prague in Photographs, by Karel Plicka
240. History of Aviation, by John W.R. Taylor and Kenneth Munson
241. Outdoors: The Garden Design Book for the Twenty-First Century, by Diarmuid Gavin and Terence Conran
242. Long May She Wave: A Graphic History of the American Flag, by Kit Hinrichs and Delphine Hirasuna
243. Looking At Earth, by Priscilla Strain and Frederick Engel
244. Custer: His Life, His Adventures, by Bill Moeller and Jan Moeller
245. Scientific Instruments, by Harriet Wynter and Anthony Turner
246. The Desert, by John Cloudsley-Thompson
247. The Elements of Landscape, by Phil Brodatz and Dori Watson
248. A Child’s Book of Prayers, published by Random House
249. Summer Places, by Brendan Gill and Dudley Witney
250. Residential Interiors, Architecture and Interior Design Library
251. Shakespeare’s Genealogies, by Vanessa James
252. The Wild Places: A Photographic Celebration of Unspoiled America, by Milton Rugoff
253. Cyclades: The Diamonds of the Aegean (Greek Edition), by George Meis
254. Jacques Grange: Interiors, by Pierre Passebon
255. New Home, by James Soane
256. This Good Earth, by Les Line
257. Artists’ Houses, by Gerard-Georges Lemaire
258. Living With Style: Timeless Dream Homes, by Patrick Retour
259. War Paint: Fighter Nose Art, by John M. Campbell and Donna Campbell
260. The Balance of Military Power, by William Kennedy
261. Ship: The Epic Story of Maritime Adventure, by Brian Lavery
262. New York: Sunshine and Shadow, by Roger Whitehouse
263. Classic Cars: Woodies: A National Treasure, by Bill Yenne
264. Steichen at War, by Christopher Philipps
265. Brassey’s Infantry Weapons of the World, edited by J.I.H. Owen
266. Welcome Aboard: Inside the World’s Great Classic Yachts, by Matthew Walker
267. The World’s Great Machine Guns, by Roger Ford
268. Red, White, & Blue in the USA, by Esther Chao
269. The Pleasure of Guns, by Joseph G. Rosa and Robin May
270. Rare & Beautiful Guns, published by Galahad Books
271. Age of the Gunfighters, by Joseph G. Rosa
272. U.S. Army-Navy Journal of Recognition, September 1943-February 1944, published by Naval Institute Press
273. Aces Past, by Christopher Shores and Patrick Bunce
274. The American Gun, Spring 1961 vol. 1, no. 2, published by Madison Books
275. Pearl Harbor, by Stephen Badsey
276. History of Ships, by Bernard Ireland
277. The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal, by Robert D. Ballard and Rick Archbold
278. Chicago Interiors, by David Garrard Lowe
279. Chicago Days, published by the Chicago Tribune
280. The Wooden Boat, by Joseph Gribbins
281. Classic Yacht Interiors, by Jill Bobrow and Dana Jinkins
282. Ancient America, by David Muench
283. The Complete Book of Maritime Design, by David Cordingly
284. Assault from the Sky, by John Weeks
285. Submarines, by Antony Preston
286. The Conquest of the Air, by Frank Howard and Bill Gunston
287. Conquerors of the Air, by Carlo Demand Heiner Emde
288. Warbirds: Classic American Fighters & Bombers, by Michael O'Leary, Norman Pealing, and Mike Jerram
289. Ocean Liners: The Golden Years, by Rupert Prior
290. Above and Beyond: A History of the Medal of Honor from the Civil War to Vietnam, published by the Boston Publishing Company
291. Flight (How Things Work), published by Time Life Education
292. The Mighty Eighth: A History of the Units, Men and Machines of the US 8th Air Force, by Roger A. Freeman
293. Aircraft Nose Art: 80 Years of Aviation Artwork, by J.P. Wood
294. Aces High: The War in the Air over the Western Front 1914-1918, by Alan Clark
295. The Battle of Britain, by Richard Townshend Bickers
296. The Second World War: An Illustrated History of WWII, Volume VIII, edited by Sir John Hammerton
297. German Automatic Weapons of WWII, by Robert Bruce
298. Screaming Eagles: In Action with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), by Patrick H.F. Allen
299. The 350th Fighter Group in the Mediterranean Campaign: 2 November 1942 to 2 May 1945 (Schiffer Military History), published by Schiffer Publishing
300. Charts of War, by John Blake
301. Wings of Fame, Volume 4, by David Donald
302. Planes: The Chronological Story of their Development, by Rosario Abate
303. Aircraft Carriers, by Antony Preston
304. Battleships, by Antony Preston
305. The Cutting Edge, by C. J. Heatley III
306. Seaplanes of the World, by Bill Yenne
307. Cockpit: An Illustrated History of World War II Aircraft Interiors, by Donald Nijboer
308. Heck’s Pictorial Archive of Military Science, Geography, and History, by J.G. Heck
309. Gunner: An Illustrated History of World War II Aircraft Turrets and Gun Positions, by Donald Nijboer
310. The History of the R.A.F. 1939-1989, by Christopher Chant
311. City at Sea, by Yogi Kaufman
312. Vietnam: The Decisive Battles, by John Pimlott
313. Allied Photo Reconaissance of World War II, edited by Chris Staerck
314. Poet and Pilot: Antoine de Saint-Exupery, by John Philips
315. Airborne Operations: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Great Battles of Airborne Forces, published by Crescent Books
316. Building America’s Hangar, by Lin Ezell
317. The American Heritage History of Flight, by Arthur Gordon and American Heritage editors
318. Terror from the Sky, by Edward Jablonski
319. Thunderbolt at War, by William N. Hess
320. The Mighty Eighth in Color, by Roger A. Freeman
321. The Air War In Europe (World War II), by Ronald H. Bailey
322. Rocket!: How a Toy Launched the Space Age, by Richard Maurer
323. Apache: Multi-purpose Attack Helicopter, by J. Phillip Geddes
324. Modern Firearms, by Yves Cadiou and Alphonse Richard
325. Focke Wulf 190 at War, by Alfred Price
326. USAAF: 50th Anniversary in Great Britain 1942-1992, published by The Winchester Group
327. MacArthur, by Sidney L. Mayer
328. Where They Fell: A Walker's Guide to the Battlefields of the World, by Tim Newark
329. Arms Through The Ages, by William Reid
330. Warplanes & Air Battles of World War II (Beekman History of the World Wars Library), published by Beekman House
331. Exploring the Bismarck, by Robert D. Ballard
332. George Bush: His World War II Years, by Robert B. Stinnett
333. America at War in Color, by Stewart Binns and Adrian Wood
334. Aircraft Aircraft, by Paul Hamlyn
335. American Heritage, Vol. 29, Issue 3, published by American Heritage Magazine
336. Fighters of the Mighty Eighth, by William N. Hess and Thomas G. Ivie
337. Lighter Than Air, by Lee Payne
338. The Discovery of the Bismarck, by Robert D. Ballard
339. Assassination: Twenty assassinations that changed history, by Lee Davis
340. Ultimate Spy, by H. Keith Melton
341. Top Gun Fighters & America’s Jet Power, by George Hall
342. U.S. Infantry Weapons of World War II, by Bruce N. Canfield
343. Battle of Britain, by Len Deighton
344. The Napoleonic Wars: an Illustrated History 1792-1815, by Michael Gloverr
345. Restaurants: Chicago-Style Cookbook, by James Ward
346. The Birth of a Century: Early Color Photographs of America by Jim Hughes
347. The Leading Edge, by Walter J. Boyne
348. Vanguard to Trident: British Naval Policy Since World War II, by Eric J. Grove
349. Fighter Command: American Fighters in Original WWII Color, by Jeffrey L. Ethell and Robert T. Sand
350. The Great Fire, by Jim Murphy
351. Flying Fortress, by Edward Jablonski
352. Log of the Liberators, by Steve Birdsall
353. The Birth of the Missile: The Secrets of Peenemunde, by Ernst Klee and Otto Merk
354. Weapons: An International Encyclopedia from 5,000 B.C. to 2000 A.D., published by The Diagram Group
355. The Ancestors, by Anna Curtenius Roosevelt, published by The Museum of the American Indian
356. Sailing Ships, by Thomas Bayley
357. D-Day June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II, by Stephen E. Ambrose
358. Atlas of British History, by Martin Gilbert
359. Chicago Ragtime: Another Look at Chicago 1880-1920, by Richard Lindberg
360. The Colonel of Chicago, by Joseph Gies
361. Collins Atlas of World War II, edited by John Keegan
362. Mississippi River Gunboats of the American Civil War 1861-65 (New Vanguard, 49), by Angus Konstam
363. The Secret War, by Brian Johnson
364. Very Long Range P-51 Mustang Units of the Pacific War (Aviation Elite Units, 21), by Carl Molesworth
365. Warriors of the World: The Ancient Warrior, by Martin J. Dougherty
366. Ship Strike Pacific, by John R. Bruning Jr.
367. Little Friends: The Fighter Pilot Experience in World War II England, by Kaplan Saunders
368. One Last Look: A Sentimental Journey to the Eighth Air Force Heavy Bomber Bases of World War II in England, by Philip Kaplan and Rex A. Smith
369. The Doolittle Raid 1942: America’s first strike back at Japan, by Clayton K. S. Chun
370. Silent Heroes: The Bravery & Devotion of Animals in War, by Evelyn Le Chene
371. Red Flag: Air Combat for the '80s, by Michael Skinner and George Hall
372. US Navy Seals, by Hans Halberstadt
373. Secret Heroes of World War II: Tales of Courage from the Worlds of Espionage and Resistance, by Eric Chaline
374. Decision at Nagasaki: The Mission that Almost Failed, by Fred J. Olivi
375. Mustang: A Living Legend, by Michael O’Leary
376. British Airborne Troops, by Barry Gregory
377. 1943: The Second World War in the Air in Photographs, by L. Archard
378. Jetfighter II: The Official Strategy Guide, by Peter Bonanni
379. Military Quotations from the Civil War: In the Words of the Commanders, by Peter G. Tsouras
380. Cloak & Gown: Scholars in the Secret War, 1939-1961, by Robin W. Winks
381. The Vietnam War: An Almanac, published by World Almanac Publications
382. Deep Black: Space Espionage and National Security, by William E. Burrows
383. International Register of Historic Ships, by Norman J. Brouwer
384. The Frigate Constitution and other Historic Ships, by F. Alexander Magoun
385. The Atlas of Dream Places, published by Barnes & Noble
386. A Travel Blessing, by Welleran Poltarnees
387. Opus Dei: The Truth Behind the Myth, by Maggy Whitehouse
388. The World’s Great Sailing Ships, by Ollivier Puget
389. Ocean Liners, by Robert Wall
390. The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Dogs, Dog Breeds, & Dog Care, by Dr. Peter Larkin and Mike Stockman
391. Big Cats: Their Power and Beauty, by Deborah M. Alexander
392. Baby Animals, by Derek Hall
393. Living with Dogs: Collecting and Traditions, at Home and Afield, by Laurence Sheehan and William Stites
394. Miami: The Sophisticated Tropics, by Morton Beebe
395. The Best of Florida Design, by Barbara Lichtenstein
396. The Golden Age of Ocean Liners, by Lee Server
397. Great Cats: Majestic Creatures of the Wild, by John Seidensticker
398. America’s Premier Gunmakers, by K.D. Kirkland
399. Classic Natural History Prints: Shells, by S. Peter Dance and David Heppell
400. Our Call to Arms: The Attack on Pearl Harbor, published by Time Magazine
401. Wolf Packs (The Third Reich), published by Time-Life Books
402. Learned Pigs & Fireproof Women: Unique, Eccentric and Amazing Entertainers, by Ricky Jay
403. The Gunfighters (The Old West Series), published by Time-Life Books
404. D-Day: 24 Hours That Saved the World, published by Time Magazine
405. Maritimea: Above and Beneath the Waves: The Illustrated Guide to the Maritime World, by Charles F. Gritzner
406. The Shell: Five Hundred Million Years of Inspired Design, by Hugh Stix and Marguerite Stix
407. The Films of World War II: A Pictorial Treasury of Hollywood's War Years, by Joe Morella, Edward Z. Epstein, and John Griggs
408. What’s What: A Visual Glossary of the Physical World, by David Fisher and Reginal Bragonier
409. Champions: Stories of Ten Remarkable Athletes, by Bill Littlefield and Bernie Fuchs
410. John F. Kennedy: Scrimshaw Collector, by Clare Barnes Jr.
411. World War II: The Definitive Visual History, by Richard Holmes
412. East Wind Rain: A Pictorial History of the Pearl Harbor Attack, by Stan Cohen
413. Bombers 1939-1945, by Kenneth Munson
414. Gertrude’s Child, by Richard Hughes and Nicole Claveloux
415. Favorite Poems of Childhood, by Walter Crane
416. Crop Circles: Exploring the Designs & Mysteries, by Werner Anderhub and Hans Peter Roth
417. Fallingwater: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Romance With Nature, by Lynda S. Waggoner
418. Sharks (A Firefly Guide), by Andrea Ferrari
419. The Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, by Callum MacDonald
420. The Second World War in Europe (Smithsonian History of Warfare), by Charles Messenger
421. Great Battles: Decisive Conflicts that Have Shaped History, edited by Christer Jorgensen
422. Great Battles of World War II: Military Encounters that Defined the Future, edited by Dr. Chris Mann
423. Unlikely Friendships: 47 Remarkable Stories from the Animal, by Jennifer S. Holland
424. Disney Magic: The Launching of a Dream, by John Heminway
425. The Titanic Awards: Celebrating the Worst of Travel, by Doug Lansky
426. Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Destructive Impact on Our Domestic and Foreign Policy, by Christopher Simpson
427. Yangtze: Nature, History, and the River, by Lyman van Slyke
428. Baby Animals, by Angela Serena Ildos
429. Rome: Then and Now, by Federica D’Orazio
430. It’s Raining Cats and Dogs, by Pat Ross
431. Execution by Hunger: The Hidden Holocaust, by Miron Dolot
432. The Gardener's Way: A Daybook of Acts and Affirmations, by Maureen Gilmer
433. Flying Boats and Seaplanes since 1910 (The Pocket Encyclopedia of World Aircraft in Color), by Kenneth Munson
434. Paris Houses (Tools), by Maria Cristina Fregni
435. Living in Berlin, by Barbara Sichtermann and Ingo Rose
436. Fighters 1939-45, by Kenneth Munson
437. Horses: 1001 Photos, published by Rebo Publishers
438. Cats: 1001 Photos, published by Rebo Publishers
439. Chicago: The Growth of the City, by Elizabeth McIlroy
440. Illinois, published by Abrams Books
441. Why We Love Cats, by Kim Levin
442. Disappearing Giants: The North Atlantic Right Whale (The Natural World), by Scott Kraus and Kenneth Mallory
443. Petra: A wonderland of the past, by Mohsen M. Ulama
444. Visual Encyclopedia, published by D.K. Publishing
445. Cats (The Little Guides), by Paul McGreevy
446. The World’s Worst Historical Disasters, by Chris McNab
447. Vienna: Architecture & Design, by Christian Schonwetter
448. Miniguida
449. Rome: Past and Present, by Romolo A. Staccioli
450. The World’s Elite Forces: Arms and Equipment (Greenhill Military Manuals), by Will Fowler
451. The World’s Elite Forces: Small Arms & Accessories (Greenhill Military Manuals), by John Walter
452. Markets of Paris, by Dixon Long and Ruthanne Long
453. 101 Uses for a Cat, by Andrea Donner
454. How Smart is Your Cat?, by David Alderton
455. The Guide to Wooden Boats: Schooners, Ketches, Cutters, Sloops, Yawls, Cats, by Benjamin Mendlowitz and Maynard Bray
456. Four Winds Magazine, Summer 1980, published by Hundred Arrows Press
457. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of 20th Century Weapons and Warfare, published by Columbia House
458. Flamingo: A Photographer's Odyssey, by Hara
459. Images of Liberty, by Michael Grumet
460. American Country Stores, by Bruce Roberts and Ray Jones
461. American Heritage Vol. 33 No. 5, August/September 1982, published by American Heritage Magazine
462. A Bicentennial Portrait of the American People, edited by Joseph Newman
463. Maximum effort: The B-29's against Japan, by Kevin Herbert
464. Great Fighting Planes: An Outstanding Collection of 50 Classic Fighting Aircraft, by Alan Austin and Anthony Dicks
465. Folk Art in American Life, by Robert Bishop and Jacqueline M. Atkins
466. Strike Craft, by Antony Preston
467. The Complete Cat Owner’s Manual, by Susie Page
468. Trees of America, published by Outdoor World
469. Dogs of the Greek Islands, by Hans Silvester
470. FMR America No. 10, April 1985 (Santa Maria del Fiore/Biccherne/Haggadah/Mimbres Pottery), published by Franco Maria Ricci
471. Battle of Britain Aircraft: Detailed Instructions on Modelling Twelve 1:72 scale models from the Classic Conflict, by Ray Rimell
472. America’s Smithsonian: Celebrating 150 years, published by the Smithsonian Institute
473. The Indispensable Cat, by Jean-Claude Suares
474. The Book of the Sun, by Tom Folley and Iain Zaczek
475. The Illustrated Cat, by Jean-Claude Suares and Seymour Chwast
476. Trees, by Keith Rushforth
477. British Aircraft of World War II, by John Frayn Turner
478. D-Day, by Warren Tute, John Costello, and Terry Hughes
479. Aircraft Versus Aircraft: The Illustrated Story of Fighter Pilot Combat Since 1914, by Norman Franks
480. The Garden of Claude Monet, by Charles Prost
481. The Complete Horse Care Manual, by Colin Vogel
482. Mui Woods: The Ancient Redwood Forest Near San Francisco, by James M. Morley
483. Tim Page’s NAM, by Tim Page
484. Succulents and Cactus, published by Sunset Books
485. A Passion for Wings: Aviation and the Western Imagination, 1908-1918, by Robert Wohl
486. Warship 1989 (Vol. XIII), edited by Robert Gardiner, published by Naval Institute Press
487. Hail to the Candidate: Presidential Campaigns from Banners to Broadcasts, by Keith Melder
488. America and the Sea : Treasures from the Collections of Mystic Seaport, by Stephen S. Lash and Daniel Finamore
489. Country Wisdom, by David Larkin
490. Warship International No. 1 1972, published by Warship International Magazine
491. The Air Force Museum: New Revised and Expanded Edition, by Nick P. Apple and Gene Gurney
492. Flying Scoreboards: Aircraft Mission & Kill Markings - Aircraft Specials series, by Ernest R. McDowell
493. Fighters of World War II, published by Aerodata International
494. Four Winds Magazine, Summer-Autumn 1981 (Weaver as Artist, Land Dispute, Symbolism in Architecture, Seekers part II, Gorman), published by Hundred Arrows Press
495. Marine Exhibition 2008, published by N.R. Omell
496. Winter Across America, by Seymour Simon
497. Tree-Talk: Memories, Myths, and Timeless Customs, by Marie-France Boyer
498. Miracle at Midway, by Gordon W. Orange, Donald M. Goldstein, and Katherine V. Dillon
499. Spitefire Offensive: A Fighter Pilot's War Memoir, by R.W.F. Sampson and Norman Franks
500. Bombs Away!: My Life and Training as a B-26 Pilot, by Ed Ryon
501. Flyboys: A True Story of Courage, by James Bradley
502. Many Moons: Myth and Magic, Fact and Fantasy of Our Nearest Heavenly Body, by Diana Brueton
503. Designs in Nature, by Tet Borsig
504. Stars & Stripes: Ninety-Six Top Designers and Graphic Artists Offer Their Personal Interpretations of Old Glory, by Kit Hinrichs
505. Scale Model Warships, edited by John Bowen, published by Conway Maritime Press
506. Free French Saboteurs, by Franck Lambert
507. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 1, published by Doubleday
508. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 2, published by Doubleday
509. Aircraft of Airborne Forces, by Barry Gregory
510. Learning the Ropes: An Apprentice on the Last of the Windjammers, by Eric Newby
511. June 1944, by H.P. Willmott
512. The All Americans: The 82nd Airborne, by Leroy Thompson
513. Mosquito, by Graham M. Simons
514. The History of American Sailing Ships, by Howard I. Chapele
515. Sub vs. Sub: The Tactics and Technology of Underwater Warfare, by Richard Compton-Hall
516. Dashboards, by David Holland
517. The Evolution of the Machine, by Ritchie Calder
518. Lost Ships: The Discovery and Exploration of the Ocean's Sunken Treasures, by Mensun Bound
519. Susan B. Anthony Slept Here: A Guide to American Women’s Landmarks, by Lynn Sherr and Jurate Kazickas
520. Old Glory: A Pictorial Report on the Grass Roots History Movement and The First Hometown History Primer, published by the America the Beautiful Fund
521. Stealth Aircraft: Secrets of Future Airpower, by Bill Sweetman
522. Yeager: An Autobiography, by Chuck Yeager and Leo Janos
523. The Hike into the Sun: Memoir of an American Soldier Captured on Bataan in 1942 and Imprisoned by the Japanese Until 1945, by Bernard T. FitzPatrick and John A. Sweetser III
524. The Guiness Book of Aircraft: Records, Facts, and Feats, by David Mondey and Michael J.H. Taylor
525. Invasion, 1940, by Derek Robinson
526. Fighter: The True Story of the Battle of Britain, by Len Deighton
527. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 5, published by Doubleday
528. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 4, published by Doubleday
529. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 3, published by Doubleday
530. Aircraft in Profile, Volume 3, published by Doubleday
531. Route 66: The Mother Road, by Michael Wallis
532. The Peacemakers: Arms and Adventure in the American West, by R.L. Wilson
533. Steel Canvas: The Art of American Arms, by R.L. Wilson
534. Colt: An American Legend, by R.L. Wilson
535. Winchester: An American Legend, by R.L. Wilson
536. Ellis Island, by Wilton S. Tifft and Thomas Dunne
537. Pan Am: An Airline and Its Aircraft, by R.E.G. Davies
538. Anatomy of a Division: The 1st Cav in Vietnam, by Shelby L. Stanton
539. The Wild Blue: The Men and Boys Who Flew the B-24s Over Germany 1944-45, by Stephen E. Ambrose
540. A Time for Giants: The Politics of the American High Command in World War II, by D. Clayton James
541. Americans at War, 1975-1986: An Era of Violent Peace, by Daniel P. Bolger
542. Sea Wolf: A Biography of John D. Bulkeley, USN, by William B. Breuer
543. Smiley’s Circus: A Guide to the Secret World of John Le Carre, by David Monaghan
544. Camp X, by David Stafford
545. Battle Over the Reich, by Alfred Price
546. The Penguin Encyclopedia of Weapons and Military Technology: From Prehistory to the Present Day, by Kenneth Macksey
547. The Civil War Battlefield Guide, edited by Frances H. Kennedy, authored by The Conservation Fund
548. Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders, by Carroll V. Glines
549. The Patton Papers: 1940-1945, by Martin Blumenson
550. The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception, by Michael Baignet and Richard Leigh
551. Their Last Suppers: Legends of History and Their Final Meals, by Andrew Caldwell
552. The Odds Against Us, by Peter Townsend
553. Spitfires, Thunderbolts, and Warm Beer: An American Fighter Pilot over Europe, by Philip D. Caine
554. Once a Legend: Red Mike Edson of the Marine Raiders, by Jon T. Hoffman
555. KG 200: The True Story, by P.W. Stahl
556. Lore of Arms: A Concise History of Weaponry, by William Reid
557. The Search for a New Beginning: Developing a New Civilization, by Mikhail Gorbachev
558. Ghost Soldiers: The Epic Account of World War II's Greatest Rescue Mission, by Hampton Sides
559. The Remington Historical Treasure of American Guns, by Harold L. Peterson
560. Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Effects on the Cold War, by Christopher Simpson
561. Combined Operations: The Official Story of the Commandos, by Louis Mountbatten
562. Atom Bomb, by Tom Seddon
563. Clandestine Operations: The Arms and Techniques of the Resistance, 1941-1944, by Pierre Lorain
564. The Commandos: British Raider Heroes of World War II, by Herbert Molloy Mason Jr.
565. Hurricanes: Earth’s Mightiest Storms, by Patricia Lauber
566. Chicago’s Dream, a World’s Treasure: The Art Institute of Chicago, 1893-1993, by Neil Harris
567. A Soldier’s Story, by Omar N. Bradley
568. The Greatest Generation Speaks: Letters and Reflections, by Tom Brokaw
569. Thompson Submachine Guns: Five Complete Manuals, published by Desert Publications
570. Keep 'Em Alive: The Bodyguard's Trade, by Paul Elhanan
571. Guerillas & Terrorists, by Richard L. Clutterbuck
572. Archery, by Michael McKinney and Wayne McKinney
573. Know Your Broomhandle Mausers, by Robert J. Berger
574. Cosmos, by Carl Sagan
575. The Paradise Island Story, Second Edition, by Paul Albury
576. Ephesus: The Metropolis Of The Antique Age, by Huseyin Cimrin
577. Saint Petersburg English Edition (Art Book), published by Art-Rodnik
578. Aswan, Philae, Abu Simbel, by Giovanna Magi
579. One Hundred & One Beautiful Towns in Italy Shops & Crafts, by Paolo Lazzarin
580. Tuscany: Past and Present, by C. Poli
581. Roger Tabor’s Cat Behavior, by Roger Tabor
582. Planet Arctic: Life at the Top of the World, by Wayne Lynch
583. Art and History of Assisi, by Nicola Giandomenico and Gerard Ruf
584. Paris English edition, edited by A. Leconte
585. Abraham Lincoln Fact Book & Teacher’s Guide, by Gerald Sanders
586. Worlds Within Worlds: A Journey Into the Unknown, by Michael Marten
587. The It’s A Wonderful Life Book, by Jeanine Basinger
588. Ocean: A Visual Encyclopedia (DK Children's Visual Encyclopedias), published by DK Books
589. Tuscany: Landscape, History, Art, by Franco Cardini
590. Hollywood and the Great Fan Magazines, edited by Martin Levin
591. Skywatching, by David H. Levy
592. Chicago Today, by Jay Flynn and David J. Maenza
593. The Infant of Prague, by Bill Granger
594. The Battle of Salamis, by Barry Strauss
595. The Battle for Christendom, by Frank Welsh
596. The Topkapi Palace, published by Net Turistik Yayinlar A.S.
597. Air Assault: The Development of Airmobile Welfare, by John R. Galvin
598. Toscana: The Coastline, Hinterland, and Elba
599. Ireland: Legends & Folklore, by Aoife Curran
600. Life Style, by Bruce Mau
601. Venice, published by Storti Guides
602. The New Superregions of Europe, by Darrell Delamaide
603. The Threat: Inside the Soviet Military Machine, by Andrew Cockburn
604. Spitfire Summer, by Malcolm Brown
605. Paratrooper!: The Saga of U. S. Army and Marine Parachute and Glider Combat Troops During World War II, by Gerard M. Devlin
606. Patton: A Genius for War, by Carlo D’este
607. History of the Second World War, by Liddell Hart
608. Left to Die: The Tragedy of the USS Juneau, by Dan Kurzman
609. Gun: A Visual History, edited by Dr. Chris McNab
610. America’s Premier Gunmakers: Colt, by K.D. Kirkland
611. America’s Premier Gunmakers: Winchester, by K.D. Kirkland
612. POW: Tears That Never Dry, By a Survivor of the Bataan Death March, by Anthony Czerwien
613. The Liberation of Pointe du Hoc: The 2d Rangers at Normandy: June 5-8, 1944, by Joanna M. McDonald
614. Soldiers of the Night: Story of the French Resistance, by David Schoenbrun
615. Soldier, by Anthony B. Herbert and James T. Wooten
616. The Battle of Britain: The Greatest Air Battle of World War II, by Richard Hough and Denis Richards
617. 1939: The Second World War in Photographs, by L. Archard
618. The Sigint Secrets: The Signals Intelligence War, 1900 to Today: Including the Persecution of Gordon Welchman, by Nigel West
619. Enola Gay, by Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan Witts
620. Superfortress: The B-29 and American Air Power, by Curtis E. LeMay and Bill Yenne
621. The Hardest Day: The Battle of Britain: 18 August 1940, by Alfred Price
622. The Secret of D-Day, by Gilles Perrault
623. Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice, by David Galula
624. D-Day Bombers, by Stephen Darlow
625. Bedpan Commando: The Story of a Combat Nurse, by June Wandrey
626. Flashbacks: On Returning to Vietnam, by Morley Safer
627. Dismantling the Cold War Economy, by Ann Marksen and Joel Yudken
628. Intrepid’s Last Case, by William Stevenson
629. MI6: Fifty Years of Special Operations, by Stephen Dorril
630. MI6: British Secret Intelligence Service Operations, 1909-45, by Nigel West
631. The Circus: MI5 Operations 1945-1972, by Nigel West
632. Naval Miscellany, by Angus Konstam
633. The Banzai Hunters: The Forgotten Armada of Little Ships That Defeated the Japanese, 1944-45, by Peter Haining
634. Seapower, by John Gresham and Ian Westwell
635. Great Battles of World War II: Decisive Conflicts That Have Shaped History, edited by Chris Mann
636. Duty: A Father, His Son, And The Man Who Won The War, by Bob Greene
637. Raid on St. Nazaire (Battle Book No. 14), by David Mason
638. Handbook of World War II, An Illustrated Chronicle of the Struggle for Victory, by Karen Farrington
639. Beyond Shock and Awe: Warfare in the 21st Century, edited by Eric L. Haney and Brian M. Thomsen
640. Flying Start: A Fighter Pilot's War Years, by Hugh Dundas
641. Escape from Colditz, by P.R. Reid
642. The Vital Guide to Fighting Aircraft of World War II, edited by Leverington Karen
643. The Civil War Battlefield Guide, edited by Frances H. Kennedy
644. Winged Pegasus and the Rangers (Air War D-Day), by Martin W. Bowman
645. The Shape of Wars to Come, by David Baker
646. The All Americans: The 82nd Airborne, by Leroy Thompson
647. Enigma: Code Breakers: How Breaking the Nazi Code Helped Win World War II, by Michael Kerrigan
648. Clandestine Parachute and Pick-up Operations, Volume 1, by Jean-Louis Perquin
649. Flying with the Flak Pak: A Pacific War Scrapbook, by Kenny Kemp
650. Future War: Armed Conflict in the Next Decade, by Frank Barnaby
651. In the Cockpit: Inside 50 History-Making Aircraft, by Eric F. Long, Mark A. Avino, and Dana Bell
652. World War 3: A Military Projection Founded on Today's Facts, by Shelford Bidwell
653. Small Arms in Profile, Volume 1, edited by A.J.R. Cormack
654. Dreadnoughts and Super-Dreadnoughts, by Chris McNab
655. Pacific Legacy: Image and Memory from World War II in the Pacific, by Rex A. Smith and Gerald A. Meehl
656. Commandos and Rangers of World War II, by James Ladd
657. Meatballs and Dead Birds: A Photo Gallery of Destroyed Japanese Aircraft in World War II, by James P. Gallagher
658. P-51D Mustang: Walk Around No. 7, by Larry Davis
659. Remembering Pearl Harbor: The Story of the USS Arizona Memorial, by Michael Slackman
660. Drop Zone Sicily: The First Airborne Strike on Fortress Europe, by William B. Breuer
661. Overlord Coastline: The Major D-Day Locations, by Stephen Chicken
662. Ruger & His Guys: A History of the Man, the Company & Their Firearms, by R.L. Wilson
663. Mahan on Sea Power, by William Livezey
664. Spies: The Undercover World of Secrets, Gadgets and Lies, by David Owen
665. Leadership During the Civil War, by Heleniak Hewitt
666. Antietam: The Photographic Legacy of America's Bloodiest Day, by William A. Frassanito
667. A Handbook of Fighter Aircraft: Featuring Photographs from the Imperial War Museum, by Francis Crosby
668. Inside the Stealth Bomber: The B-2 Story, by Bill Scott
669. The U.S. Navy: An Illustrated History, by Nathan Miller
670. Bowfin: The True Story of a Fabled Fleet Submarine in World War II, by Edwin P. Hoyt
671. Secret Firearms: An Illustrated History of Miniature and Concealed Handguns, by John D. Walter
672. Warships in Profile 2, edited by John Wingate
673. Naval Battles and Heroes (American Heritage Junior Library), by Wilbur Cross
674. Famous Pistols & Hand Guns, edited by A.J.R. Cormack
675. Hell's Highway: The True Story of the 101st Airborne Division During Operation Market Garden, September 17-25, 1944, by John Antal
676. The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part I: Automatic Pistols, by JB Woods
677. Gun Collector’s Digest 4th Edition, edited by Joseph J. Schroeder
678. Supermarine Spitfire (Aero Series Vol. 10), by the Staff of Aero Publishers
679. Chance Vought F-4U Corsair (Aero Series Vol. 11), by Edward T. Maloney and Thomas E. Doll
680. North American P-51 Mustang (Aero Series Vol. 15), by Edward T. Maloney
681. Pearl Harbor Air Raid: The Japanese Attack on the U.S. Pacific Fleet, December 7, 1941 (Stackpole Military Photo Series), by Nicholas A. Veronico
682. Turning the Tide of War: 50 Battles that Changed the Course of Modern History, by Tim Newark
683. Pacific Warriors: The U.S. Marines in World War II, A Pictorial Tribute, by Eric Hammel
684. Modern Guns: Identification & Values, Tenth Edition, by Russell Quertermous
685. The Warren Andersen Collection of Premier American & European Antique Firearms, (unknown volume, 1992), published by Butterfield & Butterfield
686. Gun Digest Twenty First Anniversary Deluxe Edition, edited by John T. Amber
687. The Weapons that Changed the World, by Ian Hogg
688. Historic Warplanes, by Steve MacDonald
689. Great Fighting Planes: World War I to the Present Day, by Alan Austin and Anthony Dicks
690. Impact: Taking the War to the Foe: The Army Air Forces' Confidential Picture History of World War II, edited by James Parton
691. The World of Beretta, by R.L. Wilson
692. The Aviation Art of Keith Ferris, by Keith Ferris, edited by Ian Ballantine
693. Band of Brothers: E Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne: From Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's Nest, by Stephen E. Ambrose
694. MacArthur's Undercover War: Spies, Saboteurs, Guerrillas, and Secret Missions, by William B. Breuer
695. Images of War: Nazi Concentration Camp Commandants 1933-1945, by Ian Baxter
696. Images of War: Allied Bombing Raids: Hitting Back at the Heart of Germany, by Philip Kaplan
697. Images of War: B-17 Memphis Belle, by Graham M. Simons and Dr. Harry Friedman
698. The History of World War I: Naval Warfare 1914-1918, by Tim Benbow
699. The Historical Atlas of World War II, by Alexander Swanston and Malcom Swanston
700. The D-Day Atlas: The Definitive Account of the Allied Invasion of Normandy, by John Man
701. Siege Warfare: The Fortress in the Early Modern World 1494-1660, by Christopher Duffy
702. Jutland 1916, by John Costello and Terry Hughes
703. Secret Firearms, by John D. Walter etc
704. Weaponry: An Illustrated History, by Chuck Wills
705. Guns of the World, published by Bonanza Books
706. The Ultimate Spy Book, by H. Keith Melton
707. Encyclopedia of Rifles & Handguns: A Comprehensive Guide to Firearms, by Sean Connolly, by Sean Connolly
708. Complete Book of Firearms: The Origin, Design, and Development of the Gun, by Sergio Masini and Gian R. Rotasso
709. The Central Intelligence Agency: A Photographic History, by John P. Quirk, Ray S. Cline, Walter L. Pforzheimer, and David A. Philips
710. The Civil War (Facts America), by Eric Weiner
711. Airborne at War, by Napier Crookenden
712. Advanced Technology Warfare, by R.S. Friedman
713. World War II in Photographs, by David Boyle
714. Military Small Arms: 300 Years of Soldier's Firearms, edited by Graham Smith
715. Battleships, by Anthony Preston
716. Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, by Edward Gibbon, published by Rand McNally & Co., 1992 ed.
717. The Timetables of History, by Bernard Grun
718. Weapons of World War II, by Alexander Ludeke
719. Voices of the Battle of Britain, by Mike Lepine
720. Guns of the Wild West: Firearms of the American Frontier, 1849-1917, George Markham
721. Saipan in Flames, by William H. Stewart
722. Handguns of the World: Military Revolvers and self-loaders from 1870 to 1945, by Edward C. Ezell
723. The World’s Most Powerful Handguns and Rifles, by Robert Adam
724. Messerschmitt Me-109 (Aero Series), by the Staff of Aero Publishers
725. War Under the Pacific, by Keith Wheeler
726. Clear For Action: The Photographic Story of Modern Naval Combat, 1898-1964, by Hailey Foster and Milton Lancelot
727. Mosquito, Typhoon, Tempest at War, by Chaz Bowyer, Arthur Reed, and Roland Beamont
728. Atlas of World War II, by Richard Natkiel
729. The Lost Squadron: A True Story, by David Hayes
730. Paris Under the Occupation, by Gilles Perrault
731. Target Germany: The Air Assault On Germany: Savaged by The RAAF at Night and the USAAF by Day, published by Marshall Cavendish
732. World War II: Small Arms, by John Weeks
733. Nottingham at War: A Pictorial Account, 1939-45, by Clive Hardy and Nigel Arthur
734. Campaigns of World War II Day by Day, by Chris Bishop and Chris McNab
735. Battles That Changed History: Key Battles That Decided the Fate of Nations, by Martin J. Dougherty
736. The Ultimate Illustrated History of World War I, by Ian Westwell
737. Classic Military Aircraft: The World's Fighting Aircraft, 1914-1945, edited by Jim Winchester
738. U-505: The Final Journey, by James E. Wise
739. Battlescapes: A Photographic Testament to 2,000 years of Conflict, by Alfred Buellesbach and Marcus Cowper
740. Carrier Air War: In Original WWII Color, by Robert Lawson and Barrett Tillman
741. Fighters of World War II, by Jeffrey Ethell and Robert Sand
742. Road to victory: D-Day, June 1944 to VJ Day, August 1945, by James Alexander
743. Allied Liberation Vehicles: United States, Great Britain, Canada, by Francois Bertin
744. The Good Fight: How World War II Was Won, by Stephen E. Ambrose
745. Jane’s Battleships of the 20th Century, by Bernard Ireland
746. The World War II Memorial: A Grateful Nation Remembers, edited by Douglas Brinkley
747. The Ninth Air Force In Color, by Roger A. Freeman
748. All of AM 2011/2012 (catalogue for Authentic Models)
749. Living Spaces, published by Bulthaup
750. Trova, by Andrew Kagan
751. Deep Sea Fishing: The Lure of Big Fish Game, by Bradford Matsen
752. M.C. Escher Kaleidocycles, edited by Doris Schattschneider and Wallace Walker
753. Loft, by Mayer Rus and Paul Warchol
754. Overnight Sensations: The Americas, by Philippe Kfellgren
755. Jennifer Post: Pure Space: Elegant Minimalism, by Anna Kasabian
756. Design Research: The Store That Brought Modern Living to American Homes, by Jane Thompson and Alexandra Lange
757. Alan Buchsbaum: Architect & Designer: The Mechanics of Taste, edited by Frederic Schwartz
758. Richard Meier: Houses 1962/1997, by Paul Goldberger and Richard Meier
759. AIA 2010-2012: Designs for the New Decade (The American Institute of Architects), published by Design Media Publishing Limited
760. Louis Sullivan and the Chicago School, by Nancy Frazier
761. America’s Cup Defenders, by G.D. Dunlap
762. Eyeglass Retrospective: Where Fashion Meets Science (Schiffer Book for Collectors and Designers), by Nancy Schiffer
763. Designing Tomorrow, by Luigi Colani
764. Grand & Glorious: Classic Boats of Lake Geneva, by Larry Larkin
765. The Gingerbread Age, by John Mauss
766. Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 1963-1973, by Arthur Drexler and Axel Menges
767. Women in American Architecture, by Susana Torre
768. Contemporary Design in Detail: Small Environments, by Yenna Chan
769. Battles of World War II, by Martin Marix Evans
770. An Illustrated History of the Gestapo, by Rupert Butler
771. Klaus Barbie: The Butcher of Lyons, by Tom Bower
772. World War II Plans that Never Happened, by Michael Kerrigan
773. Hitler: Memoirs of a Confidant, edited by Henry Ashby Turner Jr.
774. The Second World War, by Simon Adams
775. Secret Operations of World War II, by Alexander Stilwell
776. Office of Strategic Services 1942–45: The World War II Origins of the CIA (Elite Book 173), by Eugene Liptak
777. The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Third Reich, by Richard Overy
778. Normandy 1944, by Stephen Badsey
779. Arnhem 1944, by Janusz Piekalkiewicz
780. World War II: Historical Facts, by Richard O’Neill
781. The Holocaust Chronicle: A History in Words and Pictures, by Marilyn J. Harran and John Roth
782. Making the World Safe for Hypocrisy: A Collection of Satirical Drawings and Commentaries, by Edward Sorel
783. Hitler’s Henchmen: A Sinister Clique, by Henk van Capelle, Peter van de Bovenkamp
784. The SS: Hitler’s Instrument of Terror, by Gordon Williamson
785. WWII Air War: The Men, the Machines, the Missions, published by the National Historical Society
786. Small Arms: 17th Century to the Present Day, by Martin J. Dougherty
787. The Third Reich Day by Day (Military Handbooks), edited by Peter Darman
788. Dropzone Normandy, by Napier Crookenden
789. See Them Flying: Houston Peterson’s Air-Age Scrapbook 1909-1910, by Houston Peterson
790. The Decline and Fall of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, by Hans Dollinger
791. A World Atlas of Military History, by Arthur Banks
792. The Second World War, by John Keegan
793. We Shall Return!: MacArthur's Commanders And The Defeat Of Japan, 1942-1945, by William M. Leary
794. Prague in Black and Gold, by Peter Demetz
795. Arnhem 1944: The Airborne Battle, by Martin Middlebrook
796. The Fringes of Power: 10 Downing Street Diaries 1939-1955, by John Colville
797. Klop: Britain’s Most Ingenious Secret Agent, by Peter Day
798. The Greatest Aces, by Edward H. Sims
799. Flying Forts, by Martin Caidin
800. USS Midway Cruise Book
801. The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America, by Erik Larson
802. Sports Car: Book Two: 1907-1927, by T.R. Nicholson
803. Railways and War before 1918, by D. Bishop and K. Davies
804. Railway at the Zenith of Steam, 1920-1940, by O.S. Nock
805. Audubon Land Bird Guide (Eastern and Central North America), by Richard H. Pough
806. The Greatest War Stories Never Told, by Rick Beyer
807. A Field Guide to the Birds, by Roger Tory Peterson
808. Desert Images, by David Muench and Edward Abbey
809. The Nasa Atlas of the Solar System, by Ronald Greeley and Raymond Batson
810. Swiss Panorama, by Emil Schulthess
811. Pistols: History, Technology, and Models, from 1550 to 1913 by Adriano Sala
812. Robert Cameron’s Above Chicago, by Tim Samuelson, Robert Cameron, and Cheryl Kent
813. Georgia O'Keeffe: In the West, published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1989
814. Gabellini, Minimalism and Color, Chicago’s Classic Restaurants, House of the architect
815. Guns Guns Guns Guns Guns Guns Guns Guns, by Dudley Pope
816. The Decorative Arts of the Mariner, edited by Gervis Frere-Cook
817. Riverview: Gone but Not Forgotten 1904-1967, by Chuck Wlodarczyk
818. Miami: Hot & Cool, by Laura Cerwinske and Steven Brooke

Music – Vintage Albums, Retro Vinyl Records

1. The Beatles 1962-1966
2. The Beatles 1967-1970
3. The Beatles Yellow Submarine
4. The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
5. The Beatles Revolver
6. Cherry People (self titled)
7. The Mystic Monks Closing the Gap
8. Song (self titled) Album
9. Lt. Garcia's Magic Music Box Cross the Border
10. The Carnival (self-titled)
11. Robert Maxwell, His Harp and Orchestra Peg O' My Heart
12. The Apple Pie Motherhood Band (self-titled)
13. André Kostelanetz and His Orchestra Gypsy Passion
14. Michel Colombier Old Fool Back on Earth
15. Martha and the Muffins Metro Music, promotional copy of the 1980 debut album
16. Franklyn MacCormack with the Russ Garcia Orchestra The Torch is Burning
17. Twentieth Century Zoo Thunder on a Clear Day
18. Zoom Blasting Off
19. Johnny Koonce Got My Eye On You
20. The John Hall Band Searchparty
21. Isaac Scott Big Time Blues Man
22. Record albums: Tom Wopat (self-titled)
23. Pieces by Pieces (self-titled)
24. Franke & The Knockouts (self-titled)
25. Billy Thorpe East of Eden's Gate
26. Tygers of Pan Tang The Cage
27. South Frisco Jazz Band Hot Tamale Man
28. Tenpole Tudor Let The Four Winds Blow
29. Kris Kristofferson Border Lord
30. No Way to Treat a Lady motion picture soundtrack
31. Dorothy Provine and the music of Pinky and Her Playboys The Roaring 20's
32. Front Row Center (Percy Faith, Paul Weston, Michel LeGrand, Morton Gould)
33. Enoch Light And The Light Brigade The Flirty 30's
34. The Strand Pops Orchestra Lawrence of Arabia
35. Lawrence of Arabia original soundtrack recording
36. My Fair Lady 1956 original Broadway cast recording, Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews
37. Cotton Comes to Harlem original motion picture score
38. They Call Me Mister Tibbs original motion picture score
39. Otley music from the film score by Stanley Myers
40. The Graduate original sound track recording
41. Zorba the Greek original soundtrack album
42. Wes Montgomery (golden archive series compilation)
43. The Naked Carmen (Electric Rock Opera adaptation of Georges Bizet's opera Carmen)
44. Dick Rosmini Adventures for 12-String, 6-String and Banjo
45. The Sandpipers Spanish Album
46. The Angelic Mandolin Choir An Affair to Remember
47. Artie Butler Have You Met Miss Jones? (promotional copy)
48. Floyd Cramer with the Music City Pops
49. Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass !!Going Places!!
50. Tommy Flanagan and Hank Jones Our Delights
51. Doug Jernigan and guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli Doug & Bucky
52. The Medallion Strings The Sound of Hollywood
53. Paul Weston and His Orchestra Music For a Rainy Night
54. Hardin & York For The World
55. Andy Goldmark (self-titled)
56. Orleans (self-titled, promotional copy)
57. Gordon Giltrap A Testament of Time
58. Joan Baez / 5
59. John Hartford You and Me at Home
60. Jim & Jean Changes
61. John Hartford Annual Waltz
62. Addison East Winds
63. T-Square Truth
64. Nightnoise Something of Time
65. Julio Iglesias Non Stop
66. Jeff Linsky Up Late
67. Ruth Pelham Look to the People
68. Patty Loveless The Boot
69. Baxter Robertson Mere Mortals
70. Sky Sailor's Delight
71. Four-In-Legion (self-titled)
72. Biff Bang Pow! Oblivion
73. Fernest and The Thunders Zydeco Thunder
74. Jeff Paris Race to Paradise
75. Terri Gonzalez Is There Rockin' In This House
76. Tech And The Effx Kabuki (12-inch single)
77. David Dee Sheer Pleasure
78. 60,000,000 Buffalo Nevada Jukebox
79. Lexia (self-titled)
80. Kindred Next of Kin
81. Pan (self-titled)
82. Karen Wyman (self-titled)
83. Baxter (self-titled)
84. El Chicano Cinco
85. The Bergerfolk Happy Landings
86. Glencoe The Spirit of Glencoe
87. Anita Sheer (self titled)
88. Burt Bacharach's Great Hits
89. Cyrus Faryar Islands
90. Monitor Presents the Celebrated Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company in a Program of Songs and Dances Vol. 2.
91. Mongo Santamaria Soca Me Nice
92. The Niteskool Project Double Major
93. Dave Valentin Light Struck
94. Eugene Marquis Ecclectic Clarinets
95. Stan Campbell (self-titled)
96. Universal Congress Of - Joe Baiza & The Universal Congress Of
97. Samuel Zyman / The Prometheus Trio, Bashe
98. Sviatoslav Richter and the London Symphony Orchestra Liszt Concerto I & 2
99. Francis Lai and His Orchestra
100. Pianist Orazio Frugoni with the Orchestra of the Wiener Volksoper Édouard Lalo's Piano Concerto and César Franck's Symphonic Variations
101. Mercury Wing Classical Favorites Ludwig van Beethoven and Bedřich Smetana
102. Alison Kinnaird and members of the Battlefield Band Music in Trust
103. Mick Moloney, Jimmy Keane, Robbie O'Connell, and Liz Carroll There Were Roses
104. Ann Heymann and Alison Kinnaird The Harper's Land
105. Robin Williamson & His Merry Band A Glint at the Kindling
106. The Lark in the Morning: Folk Songs and Dances from the Irish Countryside
107. Kevin Burke and Jackie Daly Eavesdropper
108. Irish Pipe and Tin Whistle Songs
109. Joe Burke The Tailor's Choice
110. The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem Sing of the Sea
111. The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem The Rising of the Moon
112. The Best of the Clancy Bros. and Tommy Makem
113. The Forester Sisters A Christmas Card
114. A Christmas Tree: A Collection of Enchanting Music Box Melodies by Rita Ford's Music Boxes
115. The Little Dublin Singers Christmas in Ireland
116. The Chieftans in China
117. The Chieftans (self-titled)
118. The Chieftans Boil the Breakfast Early
119. The Chieftans 4
120. The Chieftans 5
121. The Chieftans 7
122. Stan Rogers For the Family
123. Stan Rogers Turnaround
124. Stan Rogers Northwest Passage
125. Stan Rogers From Fresh Water
126. Stan Rogers Between the Breaks...Live!
127. Harp Music of the Andes
128. Finbar Furey and Eddie Furey Irish Pipe Music: Hornpipes, Airs & Reels
129. The Falla Guitar Trio West Side Story / Pulcinella / Jazz Sonata
130. Egberto Gismonti Danca Dos Escravos
131. Josef Suk A Fairy Tale
132. The Philadelphia Orchestra Paul Hindemith's Mathis der Maler and Symphonic Metamorphoses of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber
133. George Winston Winter Into Spring
134. George Winston Autumn
135. The St. Peter Street Strutters Recorded at Preservation Hall
136. Secret Agent File (television and film spy themes and soundtracks compilation)
137. The Philadelphia Orchestra The Glorious Sound of Wagner
138. The Pachelbel Canon and Other Baroque Favorites
139. Lidia Grychtołówna Schumann's Symphonic Etudes, Op. 13
140. Poulenc Plays Poulenc and Satie
141. Juan Serrano ¡Ole, La Mano!
142. Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Johannes Brahms' Hungarian Dances and Antonín Dvořák's Slavonic Dances
143. Hamza El Din Music of Nubia
144. Dimitri and His Ensemble Greece
145. London Wind Orchestra Wind Music of Holst & Vaughan Williams
146. The Music of Greece
147. Noah Greenberg Conducting the New York Pro Musica – An Anthology of Their Greatest Works 7-LP vinyl box set
148. Eugene List A Gottschalk Festival 3-LP vinyl box set
149. Anthology of Medieval Music 5-record vinyl set
150. Silly Wizard Kiss the Tears Away
151. The Tim Ware Group Shelter From the Norm
152. Cathy Winter Breath on my Fire
153. Whaling and Sailing Songs from the Days of Moby Dick sung by Paul Clayton
154. John Renbourn And Stefan Grossman Live... In Concert (double album)
155. Paul Williams A Little Bit of Love
156. Steeleye Span Below the Salt
157. The Dependables Klatu Berrada Niktu
158. Mantovani Christmas Carols
159. 22 Best Loved Christmas Piano Concerts George Greeley
160. Yale Carol Choir Old Christmas Music and Folk Songs
161. Capitol Records Christmas in Germany
162. The Little Drummer Boy The Abbey Choir
163. The Life Treasury of Christmas Music
164. The Waverly Consort A Renaissance Christmas Celebration
165. English Medieval Christmas Carols performed by the Primavera Singers of the New York Pro Musica Antiqua
166. Joy to the World: Music for Christmas by André Kostelanetz, His Chorus and Orchestra
167. Texas Boys' Choir A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten and Carols of Many Lands
168. Duke Pearson Merry Ole Soul
169. Songs of Christmas by The Norman Luboff Choir
170. Orson Welles The War of the Worlds 1938 radio broadcast
171. The Years to Remember narrated by Frank Knight
172. Remember the Golden Days of Radio Jack Benny and Frank Knight Volume I
173. Remember the Golden Days of Radio Jack Benny and Frank Knight Volume II
174. The Best of Lord Buckley
175. Enoch Light & The Light Brigade Music From the Movies
176. Original Music From The Motion Picture Sound Track The Big Country
177. Flashdance Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture
178. National Philharmonic Orchestra Captain Blood — Classic Film Scores for Errol Flynn
179. Henry VIII and His Six Wives soundtrack
180. Big City Paper soundtrack
181. Satchmo The Great original soundtrack
182. Leroy Holmes and His Orchestra Once Upon a Time in the West
183. George Gershwin Porgy and Bess 1956 Columbia Records
184. The Vikings original motion picture soundtrack
185. Ferrante & Teicher Music from the Motion Picture West Side Story and Other Motion Picture and Broadway Hits
186. Al Barr / Jean Vallin / Martin Barr The Red Balloon
187. Women of the World original motion picture sound track music
188. Jacques Brel and Joan Diener L'Homme de La Mancha
189. Music From Great French Motion Pictures
190. Doctor Zhivago original soundtrack album
191. Gaily, Gaily original motion picture score Henry Mancini
192. Bob Kindler Waters of Life
193. Georgia Kelly Seapeace
194. André Previn The London Symphony Orchestra Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 1 in D minor
195. Peter Moffitt Zoe's Song
196. Preston Reed The Road Less Travelled
197. Reilly & Maloney Backstage
198. Paul Halley Pianosong
199. Fred Simon Liz Cifani Time and the River
200. Julian Bream Plays Downland
201. Detroit Symphony Orchestra Camille Saint-Saëns and Ernest Chausson
202. Peter Davison Winds of Space
203. Richard Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra Los Angeles Philharmonic Zubin Mehta
204. Rey de La Torre 20th Century Music for the Guitar
205. The Pachelbel Canon and Other Baroque Favorites Jean-François Paillard Chamber Orchestra
206. Julian Bream Rodrigo / Britten / Vivaldi
207. The King of Swing Vol. I Benny Goodman
208. Lionel Hampton Apollo Hall Concert 1954
209. Michel Legrand and His Orchestra I Love Paris
210. Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Play The Beatles
211. Count Basie Classics by the great Count Basie Band
212. The Dave Brubeck Quartet Jazz Impressions of the U.S.A.
213. The Dave Brubeck Quartet Dave Digs Disney
214. Dave Brubeck Brubeck Plays Brubeck
215. The Dave Brubeck Quartet Time Further Out (Miro Reflections)
216. Dave Brubeck and Jay & Kai at Newport
217. Conquerors of the Ages, composed by Edmond de Luca and performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus
218. The Azuma Kabuki Musicians
219. Symphonic Serenade, Columbia Records
220. Ronnie Aldrich and His Two Pianos For Young Lovers
221. Julian "Cannonball" Adderly Cannonball Enroute
222. Stanley Black London Festival Orchestra & Chorus Dimensions in Sound
223. Mauriat Magic by Paul Mauriat and His Orchestra
224. Erroll Garner Other Voices
225. Erroll Garner The Most Happy Piano
226. Erroll Garner Concert by the Sea
227. Mantovani and His Orchestra Operatic Arias
228. The George Shearing Quartet The Shearing Spell
229. Michel Legrand and His Orchestra Castles in Spain;
230. Frank De Vol and His Orchestra Bacchanal!
231. Harry James and His Orchestra Jazz Session
232. Branko Krsmanovich Instrumental Ensemble Let's Dance the Kolo! Yugoslav Songs and Dances
233. Michel Legrand's Scarlet Ribbons Folksongs for Orchestra
234. Percy Faith Malaguena Music of Cuba
235. Stanley Black and His Orchestra / Spain
236. Colours / Atmosphere
237. Erroll Garner 1953 Columbia Records
238. Chuck Mangione Friends & Love
239. David Axelrod Song of Innocence
240. Sibelius Greatest Hits
241. Alfredo Campoli & London Symphony Orchestra Paganini-Kreilser Saint-Saens
242. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, Op. 35, performed by The Philadelphia Orchestra
243. Tchaikovsky's Great Hits Leonard Bernstein NY Philharmonic Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra
244. Bach's Greatest Hits
245. Dvořák's Cello Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Rococo Variations
246. Arnold Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night and Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
247. Orchestral Suites by Rimsky-Korsakov and Prokofiev, conducted by William Steinberg with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
248. Puccini’s opera La Bohème with Renata Tebaldi as Mìmi
249. 60 Years of Music America Loves Best
250. César Franck's Symphonic Variations and Vincent d'Indy's Symphony on a French Mountain Air Robert Casadesus with the Philadelphia Orchestra
251. Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra Music of Cole Porter
252. Sylvia Marlowe Plays François Couperin Le Grand
253. Paul Horn Inside the Great Pyramid
254. Bernstein Conducts Copland
255. Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor and Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, performed by pianist Leonard Pennario
256. Bert Lucarelli The Sensual Sound of the Soulful Oboe
257. Louis Armstrong and His All-Stars Ambassador Satch
258. Christopher Tye's Euge Bone / Western Wynde masses, performed by The Choir of King's College
259. Liz Story Solid Colors
260. Music from The Penguin Cafe
261. George Winston Piano Solos
262. Great Orchestral Music from "The Ring" Cleveland Orchestra conducted by George Szell
263. Masterpieces by Ellington
264. John Williams Classical Spanish Guitar
265. Bob Crew Presents Bhen Lanzaroni...in Classic Form
266. Marvin Stamm Machinations
267. The Best of George Shearing Vol. 2
268. Pisano & Ruff Under the Blanket
269. Dennis Coffey and the Detroit Guitar Band Evolution
270. The Incredible World of James Bond, 1965, Stage & Screen soundtrack and instrumental score
271. The Weavers at Carnegie Hall
272. The Weavers Reunion at Carnegie Hall
273. The Insect Trust (self-titled)
274. A Portrait of Nancy: Folk Songs by Nancy Ames
275. The Norman Luboff Choir Songs of the South
276. Presenting The Gregg Smith Singers: American Folk Songs
277. Peter, Paul and Mary (self-titled)
278. Michio Miyagi Masterpiece Collection
279. Japanese Folk Songs
280. Leda and Maria Argentine Folk Songs
281. Andy Irvine and Paul Brady (self-titled)
282. Live: Ravi Shankar at the Monterey International Pop Festival
283. Matt Molloy and Sean Keane Contentment Is Wealth
284. Bracha by Miroslav Tadić, David Philipson, and John Bergamo
285. Rey De La Torre The Romantic Guitar
286. Ravi Shankar India's Master Musician
287. Julian Bream Popular Classics for Spanish Guitar
288. Joaquín Rodrigo's Fantasía para un gentilhombre (Fantasia for a Courtier) and Maurice Ohana's Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra, performed by classical guitarist Narciso Yepes and the National Orchestra of Spain
289. New York Pro Musica Spanish Music of the Renaissance
290. Gods and Demons of Bolivia Folk Songs of Love Magic and Fiesta
291. María Luisa Buchino and Her Llameros Music of Argentina
292. The Spanish Guitar of Oscar Ghiglia
293. María Luisa Buchino and Her Llameros Chile: Monitor Presents the Music of Chile
294. Bola Sete Goin' to Rio
295. Placido Domingo Sings Tangos
296. Classic Ragas of India
297. Flamenco Puro 'Live' by Paco Peña & His Group
298. Pedro Vergara's Singers and Musicians Spanish Festival
299. Türk Halk Müžiği / Folksongs of Turkey
300. Antal Doráti and the Philharmonia Hungarica Ottorino Respighi's Ancient Dances and Airs for Lute, Suites 1, 2, and 3
301. American Indian Ceremonial and War Dances
302. Charles Aznavour Live at the Olympia in Concert
303. Johnny Nash Soul Folk
304. Willie Bobo Spanish Blues Band
305. Tamba 4: Sambla Blim (promotional copy)
306. Chucho Avellanet Yo Amo De Mas
307. Trini Lopez the Latin Album
308. Carmina Burana conducted by Václav Smetáček with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and Czech Singers Chorus
309. The Gregg Smith Singers Folk Songs of the World
310. A Treasury of German Folksong
311. The Norman Luboff Choir Calypso Holiday
312. Songs From The Caribbean
313. Adventures in Sound: The Sounds of Spain (Columbia Records)
314. The Madrid Concert Orchestra Jotas of Spain
315. Richard Tucker Sorrento
316. Guitars in Italy Series 2000
317. Aldo Bruschi & His Ensemble Enchantment Italy
318. The Tokyo Cuban Boys Echoes of Japan
319. The Norman Luboff Choir Songs of the World
320. Byelorussian Folk Songs & Dances
321. Moravian Teachers Chorus Czech, Slovak, and Moravian Folk Songs
322. Belafonte To Wish You A Merry Christmas
323. An Evening With Belafonte
324. Belafonte Sings of the Caribbean
325. Harry Belafonte Calypso
326. Belafonte (self-titled)
327. Belafonte Sings the Blues
328. Billie Holiday Lady in Satin
329. Billie Holiday Ray Ellis and his Orchestra
330. Hanover Hungry Eyes
331. Eric Bogle Swinging the Spirit Home
332. Mark Nelson Southern Light
333. Gerald Trimble, John Cunningham, Brian Torff / Crosscurrents
334. Richard Schönherz and Van Scott One Night in Vienna
335. Andreas Vollenweider Behind the Gardens Behind the Wall Under the Tree
336. Simon & Garfunkel Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
337. Trillion Clear Approach
338. Bonnie Koloc With You on My Side
339. Vendetta (self-titled)
340. Y&T Black Tiger
341. Goanna (self-titled)
342. Michael Hedges Watching My Life Go By
343. Joseph Spence Happy All The Time
344. Barooga Bandit Come Softly
345. The Kingston Trio At Large
346. The Fantastic Four Alvin Stone The Birth and Death of a Gangster
347. Oscar Castro-Neves with the Paul Winter Consort
348. Sarah Vaughan Linger a While
349. Ella Fitzgerald Ella In Hollywood
350. Joyce Grenfell Presenting Joyce Grenfell
351. The Groundhogs Split
352. Bob Gibson Carnegie Concert
353. Cochise Love's Made a Fool of You (7-inch vinyl single)
354. Amelita Galli-Curci Golden-Age Coloratura
355. Doris Day Day By Day
356. Frank Sinatra The Voice
357. Frank Sinatra Songs for Swingin' Lovers
358. Rod McKuen Sings the Beautiful Strangers & Other Sad Songs for Young Lovers
359. The Sandpipers Softly
360. The Brothers Four (self-titled)
361. The Millennium Begin
362. Beggars Opera Act One
363. Bill Cowsil Nervous Breakthrough
364. Things! by Merrell Fankhauser And (His Trusty) H.M.S. Bounty
365. Whistler, Chaucer, Detroit, and Greenhill The Unwritten Work of Geoffrey, Etc.
366. The Exciting Artistry of Will Holt
367. Will Holt Folk Songs & Ballads
368. John Jacob Niles Folk Balladeer
369. Jesus Christ Superstar
370. Umberto Giordano's opera Andrea Chénier (Highlights)
371. Leonard Bernstein’s comic operetta Candide
372. Sir John Gielgud Shakespeare's Ages of Man
373. Hair: Original Broadway Cast Recording, 1968
374. Alfred Drake Kismet original Broadway cast recording
375. Ras Michael & The Sons of Negus Rally Round
376. Los Indios La Flute Indienne (The Indian Flute)
377. Flamenco Spectacular 1960 Columbia Records
378. Germaine Montero Canciones de España
379. Don Cossack Chorus On the River Don
380. Heather And Glen (Songs and Melodies of Highland and Lowland Scotland)
381. Detroit Symphony Orchestra Ravel's Boléro and Rimsky-Korsakov's Capriccio Espagnol
382. Manuel de Falla’s Nights in the Gardens of Spain Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York
383. Theodore Bikel Songs of a Russian Gypsy
384. Lebanon - The Baalbek Folk Festival featuring the fabulous Fairouz
385. Great Music by Russian Composers
386. Roger Whittaker Loose & Fiery
387. The Dubliners (self-titled)
388. Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company Bayanihan Sings! Songs of the Philippines
389. Pedro De Linares Flamenco Carnival: Songs of the Spanish Gypsies
390. Naughty Songs for Nice People, released on Beacon Records in 1950s
391. Girlesque by Faye Richmonde, released on Joe Davis Records 1957
392. Zephyr Sunset Ride
393. Judee Sill (self-titled)
394. Bravo Bikel - Theodore Bikel Town Hall Concert
395. Barbara Keith (self-titled)
396. Linda Lewis Lark
397. Terry Wilson (self-titled)
398. Matthew & Peter Under The Arch
399. Gábor Szabó Magical Connection
400. Paul Williams Life Goes On
401. Renée Armand The Rain Book
402. Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Ellington At Newport
403. England Dan & John Ford Coley Fables
404. Charlie Musselwhite Take My Time
405. Fairport Convention Angel Delight
406. Marc Benno Minnows
407. Holland-America Line II – Cornbread, Kilts & Cossacks
408. Laurie Lewis Restless Rambling Heart
409. The London Chuck Berry Sessions
410. Priscilla Herdman Seasons of Change
411. Stan Rogers Fogarty's Cove
412. Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Max Reger
413. Saint-Saëns and Chausson, Vox record label 1958
414. Oscar Levant Levant Plays Gershwin
415. Sivuca (self-titled)
416. Dakota Dave Hull Hull's Victory
417. John Keating Space Experience
418. Evo Bluestein Evo's Autoharp
419. Deep Forest Marta's Song
420. Ken Tobias Dream #2
421. Dominic Frontiere and His Orchestra Pagan Festival: An Exotic Love Ritual for Orchestra
422. Bernstein Conducts New York Philharmonic: Symphonic Dances from West Side Story & Symphonic Suite from On the Waterfront
423. Moscow 86 Goodwill Games The Music
424. Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra performing Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations and Ottorino Respighi's Feste Romane
425. Robert Casadesus The Popular Piano Music of Ravel and Debussy
426. Artur Rodzinski with the New York Philharmonic Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition
427. Bruno Walter with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68 ("Pastorale")
428. Orchestre de Paris Poulenc
429. Bruno Walter with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major, Op. 55 ("Eroica")
430. Ernest Ansermet with L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov orchestral pieces
431. London Symphony Orchestra Dvořák's Symphony No. 3 in E flat and "Hussite" Overture
432. Philadelphia Orchestra Gala, 1958
433. Paul Paray with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Wagner
434. Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam Claude Debussy's La Mer and Three Nocturnes
435. Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux 1960 RCA Victor Red Seal stereo LP release
436. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Karl Goldmark's Rustic Wedding Symphony, Opus 26
437. Howard Hanson with the Eastman-Rochester Symphony Orchestra Colin McPhee’s Tabuh-Tabuhan and Elliott Carter’s The Minotaur
438. The Philadelphia Orchestra Antonín Dvořák's New World Symphony
439. Alexander Glazunov’s ballet [The Seasons, Opus 67], London Records
440. Bernstein New York Philharmonic Tchaikovsky
441. Eugene List Homage to Percy Granger
442. Philharmonic Orchestra Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade
443. The Philadelphia Orchestra and conducted by Eugene Ormandy Wagner's Parsifal (Orchestral Music)
444. The Boston Woodwind Ensemble Dvořák's Serenade in D Minor, Op. 44;
445. Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 in C Minor ("Little Russian"), Rondo Stereophonic
446. Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra Ottorino Respighi’s The Pines...
447. Rudolf Serkin performing Brahms
448.