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Jan 23
5:30pm to 9:30pm
2019

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We will have 500+ Lots this week! More Items & Pics being added Monday & Tuesday!
Items are set up into categories
Lots 1-174 Featured Items, Jewelry, Precious Metals & Fashion
Lots 175-199 Stamps
Lots 350-374 Sports Cards
Lots 375-399 Non Sports Cards
Lots 400-549 Sports Memorabilia
Lots 550-574 Toys & Video Games
Lots 575-599 Comic Books
Lots 600-624 Music & Entertainment
Lots 625-649 Art
Lots 650-699 Advertising (Liquor, Tobacco & More)
Lots 700-724 Weapons, Military, Fishing, Hunting, Scouts & Uniforms
Lots 725-749 Antiques
Lots 750-774 Vintage
Lots 775-799 Pottery & Glass
Lots 800-824 Collectibles
Lots 825-849 Tools
Lots 850-899 Home Decor
Lots 900-974 Misc.
Lots 975-999 Box Lots
Lots 1000+ Coins

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1 - Ultra Rare 1928 BABE RUTH Fro-Joy #4 Baseball Card An original, genuine ca.1928 No. 4 "When The Babe Comes Home" Babe Ruth Fro-Joy Ice Cream baseball card. Extremely rare and virtually impossible to locate; Issued for only a single week by the Fro-Joy company in 1928, which explains the extremely scarcity. This card has some sort of external residue on obverse and trace amounts on reverse side. This consignment came to us in a hard plastic protective case and we are not certain if the residue can be removed. Other than the discoloration, the card is in good condition with no visible creases and you can see how preserved the reverse side is in our pictures. 

2 - Genuine Ancient Mississippian Indian Headpot This is an extraordinary museum quality and grade, Mississippian culture Native American human face effigy pottery vessel found somewhere around the Ozarks. This vessel was most likely made by the Caddo, Osage, or Quapaw tribe Indians. Human head effigies have been found in northeast Arkansas and southeast Missouri, and were from the Late-Mississippian Culture, 1200 CE - 1500 CE. They have been called, death head effigies, death's head vases, death masks, head vases, head vessels, head bottles, head jars and head pots. "Head pot" is the term that is often used to describe them but the written text uses a wide range of titles. There are two classified types of these effigy vessels, Type A and Type B, and are also multiple sub-types. Although all of the types of headpots are extremely rare, this incredible example is in it's own class of rarity. One reason is because it has an applied handle in the back, a trait not commonly seen. Also because of the carved foot ring base and an open top with flaring spout. This example was very likely ceremonial, possibly meant to be buried with the dead. Painted headpots are colored with two pigments. The red pigment, as in our example, was made from powered iron ore (hematite) and the white pigments were made from either lead ore (galena) or kaolin, a white clay that is applied as a slip or wash. Hair design was sometimes carefully sculpted into the top and backs of these vessels, like the example being offered with intertwined hair design in relief of the backside. This vessel has a short aquiline nose, carved flaring mouth and eyes, possibly to depict the dead. The natural patination is outstanding. We have had this artifact locked up in a climate controlled area, under consignment for nearly one year. Now is your chance to own this historic relic. 

2a - Very Old Chinese Carved Ivory Bodhisattva Pendant Antique, possibly ancient. Hand carved genuine Ivory with Buddhist figure. Very Old! From a MAJOR private collection. BID TO WIN, there is a reserve. 

2b - Antique Hand Carved Buddhist A+ Jadeite Pendant Antique, possibly ancient. Hand carved genuine HIGH GRADE AAA+++ natural Jadeite Oriental pendant with Buddhist figure. Possibly Thai. Very Old! From a MAJOR private collection. BID TO WIN, there is a reserve. 

3 - Stunning 18k WG 1/2Ct Princess Cut Diamond Ring A VERY HIGH-END custom 18k white gold bridal ring (or ring for any occasion) with a VERY HIGH GRADE 1/2 carat + (est. 1/2 carat to 1 carat) center Princess or Radiant Cut Diamond, nice sized channel set princess cut diamonds and an under mount of beautiful round cut diamonds. LOOKS BRAND NEW! VERY EXPENSIVE! Size: 6. Weighs 8.3 grams. 

4 - RARE Boyd-Reno Sterling Buckle & 1873 Gold Coin An investment opportunity to own a custom designer sterling silver western eagle relief belt buckle with a genuine 1873 U.S. $2.5 gold quarter eagle. A HUGE, early vintage Boyd-Reno custom solid sterling silver belt buckle with hand etched paisley filigree design and applied eagle relief holding a rare variety 1873 $2.5 Quarter Eagle 90% gold coin. Total weight of 163.7 grams. Approx. measurements: 4- 5/8" x 3- 1/2". 

5 - PreColumbian Chancay Jaguar Deities Textile 1100AD This is a fine, VERY RARE example of a Pre-Columbian textiles, ca. 1100-1400 A.D. Chancay long fringe textile with figurative feline (Jaguar) design, bright and vivid naturally dyed multi-color designs from. Like the ancient Egyptians and the Chinese, pre-Columbian peoples interred their dead with furnishings for the afterlife. In coastal Peru's dry climate, ancient textiles have survived in remarkable preservation. This specific textile is in Excellent to Near Mint condition. Tightly woven threads, bright vibrant color with only a few loose threads on the ends. A RARE Pre-Columbian . Circa, 1100-1400 A.D. Guaranteed Authentic. Includes small rikers display box. 

5a - Egyptian Revival Bronze Ceremony Figure Censer An antique, Egyptian Reveival/Art Nouveau censer (incense burner); figurative cast hollow bronze (possibly bronzed spelter) maiden holding a ceremonial vessel while in worship to her deities. Intricate detail and may have possibly been mounted to a clock base or sculptural base. 

6 - RARE Miller High Life On Tap Pouring Motion Sign For your consideration is an extremly rare Miller High Life "ON TAP" motion pouring electric lighted tavern sign from ca.1960. THE MOTION SEQUENCE: The lighted bubbline beer pours from the tap into the effervescent bubbling glass while the words "ON TAP" and "SPARKLING!" - "FLAVORFUL!" - "DISTINCTIVE!" light up, then when the tap shuts off and the glass empties, the background dims nearly totally black all while the "ON TAP" and empty stemmed glass stays lit up. This has to be the most advanced technology in electric signs at this time (in 1960). We have sold hundreds, most likely thousands of pieces of Breweriana, and the action in this sign is by far the highest quality and most realistic I have ever seen. This pattern repeats itself over and over. Approximately measuring 20" tall x 16 1/2" wide and 3 1/4" deep. This sign is original and in excellent working condition. This may just be the MAIN DISPLAY in your Man/Woman Cave or Bar! Other examples have recently SOLD for $500.00+. NOTE: There is another version of this series with a MHL bottle pouring into the glass, the "ON TAP" sells higher on average. We found a quick video of another working example on YouTube, just click or copy/paste the link to see it in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMcOLfhyT30 

7 - Rare Revolution-Civil War Black Powder Horn Flask An Authentic Rare Antique, Revolutionary War to Civil War Black Powder Horn Flask w/ Original Carved Wooden Stopper. There is a small amount of what appears to be rusty red pigment paint, was possibly thoroughly painted with a theme at one point. The carved wooden stopper has been attached for a very long time and has a fantastic patina from the touch and use by human hands. Shows some damage, in very good and well preserved overall condition. 

7a - Vintage 14k YG Natural Round Cluster Diamond Ring This is an exceptional custom 14k yellow gold and multi graduating size round natural diamond ring with very high grade, clear and bright diamonds. Around [20] diamonds in a random modernistic art formation. Size: 6. Weighs 6 grams total. TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE GORGEOUS DIAMONDS! 

8 - Ancient Cypriote Bronze Age Pottery Jug, 3000 BC Cypriote; Cyprus, Greece. Early Bronze Age, ca. 3000-2500 BC. An incredibly rare black ware, beak spouted jug with nearly a verticle flaring spout. Crafted by hand with a globular shaped bottom and uneven surface, looped handle from body to spout hole and completely hand burnished. This vessel may have stored olive oil, honey, or similar. Complete/intact, well preserved with natural patination, earthen deposits and some pitting. All of the ancient excavated pottery artifacts in this auction are from a private worldly artifact collection that were legally obtained during the 1950's and early-1960's by a language professor and amateur archeologist. The owner has since passed away and some of the items of the estate will be liquidated through auction. As of now, we have not asked permission to release collector's name but if we get the opportunity then each description will be updated. This is your chance to own genuine ancient artifacts used by historic civilizations thousands of years prior to us. GOOSEBUMPS! 

9 - Unique Hellenistic Spindle Bottle, 3rd-2nd C. BC Ancient Greece or Rome, Hellenistic period, c. 3rd - 2nd century B.C. A very nicely preserved historic artifact, tall ceramic spindle bottle, 9.5" tall and intact, in near perfect condition. Possible medallion in center at one time, earthen crustation has covered the area, leaving a circular prot. Stands up fully without assistance, beautifully displayed. Intact, near perfect. All of the ancient excavated pottery artifacts in this auction are from a private worldly artifact collection that were legally obtained during the 1950's and early-1960's by a language professor and amateur archeologist. The owner has since passed away and some of the items of the estate will be liquidated through auction. As of now, we have not asked permission to release collector's name but if we get the opportunity then each description will be updated. This is your chance to own genuine ancient artifacts used by historic civilizations thousands of years prior to us. GOOSEBUMPS! 

10 - RARE Excavated Roman Ceramic Amphora, 1st-4th AD An authentic ancient Roman wheel-made amphora terminated at lower body with dual pplied handles, measuring 6" H and 3" W body. Elongated body, wide low foot, bottom with incised concentrical circles. Spiral wheel-ridging through out body. Wheel-marks on lower body. Kidney-shaped. Complete/Intact with ancient damage to the rim with smooth area which was naturally created over a long time, natural even patination throughout, typical earthen deposits, little to no mineral staining, natural pitting created while buried. All of the ancient excavated pottery artifacts in this auction are from a private worldly artifact collection that were legally obtained during the 1950's and early-1960's by a language professor and amateur archeologist. The owner has since passed away and some of the items of the estate will be liquidated through auction. As of now, we have not asked permission to release collector's name but if we get the opportunity then each description will be updated. This is your chance to own genuine ancient artifacts used by historic civilizations thousands of years prior to us. GOOSEBUMPS! 

11 - Imperial Roman Terra Cotta Oil Lamp, 1st-4th AD Authentic ancient ca. 1st– 4th Century A.D., Imperial Roman terracotta oil lamp with round conical body and a large central filling hole with a raised ring border and oval shaped spout hole that slightly protrudes. Measures 3- 1/4" diameter. Shows ancient damage to handle, with no chips other chips or damage. A gorgeous, natural patina, showing the age and usage; a sooty, charred area around spout from original use, some spots with old wax deposits on the surface. All of the ancient excavated pottery artifacts in this auction are from a private worldly artifact collection that were legally obtained during the 1950's and early-1960's by a language professor and amateur archeologist. The owner has since passed away and some of the items of the estate will be liquidated through auction. As of now, we have not asked permission to release collector's name but if we get the opportunity then each description will be updated. This is your chance to own genuine ancient artifacts used by historic civilizations thousands of years prior to us. GOOSEBUMPS! 

12 - Rare Ancient Terracotta Nesting Bowls An Incredible duo of genuine ancient Roman terra sigillata or Samian ware bowls or cups from 150 A.D., were found together in a British excavation of a Roman villa in the 1950's. It is extremely rare to unearth a matching set of Roman tableware vessels together. These stunning miniature cups of elegant, symmetrical form exhibit a rich, vibrant red/orange slip. Hand lathed terracotta, fully intact and amazingly with red-orange slip glaze remaining with some gloss. In excellent, original found condition. Both bowls show earthen deposits and are exactly as pulled from the earth, around 70 years ago. All of the ancient excavated pottery artifacts in this auction are from a private worldly artifact collection that were legally obtained during the 1950's and early-1960's by a language professor and amateur archeologist. The owner has since passed away and some of the items of the estate will be liquidated through auction. As of now, we have not asked permission to release collector's name but if we get the opportunity then each description will be updated. This is your chance to own genuine ancient artifacts used by historic civilizations thousands of years prior to us. GOOSEBUMPS! 

12a - RARE James de Holveston Brass Rubbing c.1360 Very little is known about James de Holveston, other than the fact that he was a collector of taxes in Norfolk in 1349. He and his wife Joan lived in Blickling Manor and had at least two daughters. This gold rubbing has became a very popular design over the last two centuries for two reasons, the mystery that shrouds over Holveston, and the stunning intricate design. From what can be read about the original plate, it is now owned in a private collection and has only been known to have two different series of brass rubbing printings, the last in the 1970's. Repeated rubbing does eventually begin to wear down the brass plaques, so many originals now forbid rubbings. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A RUBBING THAT WAS ORIGINALLY CREATED IN THE 14TH CENTURY! MORE INFORMATION: Brass rubbing is a particular form of relief printing in which, instead of inking the raised surface and laying paper onto the ink, paper is laid on the clean surface, and the top of the paper is rubbed with a wax stick to pick up the raised texture beneath. Unlike a traditional block print, the image on paper will not be reversed from the block, but it also has somewhat less detail. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries brass rubbing became popular in Britain to reproduce the many monumental brass plaques that had been placed in churches in the thirteenth through seventeenth centuries, so another difference between brass rubbing and block printing is that in most cases the textured plate was never intended as a printing block or designed with that in mind. 

12b - Modern 14k WG Round Diamond Halo Set. WOW! Between 70-100 natural, high grade round-cut prong set diamonds in a modern-contemporary Halo mount design. GORGEOUS! LOOK AGAIN! Size 5. Weighs under 4 grams total. 

13 - Vtg Jack Daniels Lem Motlow No. 7 Whiskey Jug Genuine Old Jack Daniels (Lem Motlow) "All Goods Worth Price Charged." "Lem Motlow Prop". Advertising earthenware two-tone whiskey jug. Motlow was the nephew of Jack Daniels and had a brain for business, becoming a future pioneer in Jack Daniels advertising success. PRISTINE CONDITION. Measures about 7" height. Very collectible and displays so nice. 

14 - Vtg JACK DANIELS Motto 1866 Whiskey Jug A unique and collectible vintage Jack Daniels Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey stoneware two-tone jug with single handle and unusually long "tea" spout. The Back Reads " EVERY DAY WE MAKE IT - WE MAKE IT THE BEST DAY WE CAN" - JACK DANIEL - 1866 - The Front has Full JD Old No. 7 Branding! THIS IS NOT THE MINIATURE VERSION THAT IS SEEN EVERYWHERE. This earthenware jug is over 10.5" height. PRISTINE CONDITION. Awesome example. 

15 - RARE Gilbey's Liquor Pan Am Thermometer Sign A scarce Gilbey's Gin & Vodka advertising liquor thermometer sign rom the 1960's. From what we read, this was made in part with Pan Am airlines as a marketing promotion and used in airport taverns, also given to Pilot's. This is a FANTASTIC piece of advertising, but even better yet this rare early 1960's advertising makes a perfect mid-century modern decor. Works perfectly and is in very good, original condition. 

16 - HI-POINT 9mm Luger Model C9 Pistol Appears to be like-new or new. Includes everything shown in photos. Winning bidder will require a NIC background check and ran through our FFL. Our FFL does charge a fee when shipping to another FFL in/out of the state of Missouri. For more info please contact us directly and please be up to date on your state firearm laws and regulations before bidding. 

17 - Rare WW1 French Hotchkiss 37-85 Artillery Shell A scarce, genuine demilled WW1 3,7 cm French Hotchkiss artillery shell, marked: 37-85 and PD.Ps, "38" and "9.17" (manufactured in July, 1917); PD.Ps = Parc d'Artillerie de Paris. Also marked with bomb logo. 

17a - Rare WW1 French Hotchkiss 37-85 Artillery Shell A scarce, genuine demilled WW1 French 3,7 cm Hotchkiss artillery shell, marked: 37-85 and PD.Ps, "338" and "1.17" (manufactured in Janurary, 1917); PD.Ps = Parc d'Artillerie de Paris. Also marked with bomb logo. Bottom is stenciled with unknown marks. 

17b - Rare WW1 British 1917 CR Artillery Shell A very rare original WW1 1917 British artillery shell loaded with cordite. Projectile and casing can be renoved from one another. Bottom of projectile is also marked. 

17c - RARE WWII Trench Art Copper Artillery Bullion Bar This is a one-of-a-kind piece of historic Trench Art; a neary 6 oz solid copper bar/paperweight display with figural live shell motif mounted on top. Made of melted artillery and ammunition casings from WW1 or WW2, consignor could not remember which specific World War this was from. The 2" long Trench Art Bar weighs 179.5 grams, almost 6 ounces. A rare and historic item made from a veteran with recycled spent copper ammunition casings. We could not find another, not even similar and as far as we know, there is no others like this. 

18 - Civil War Shenandoah Valley Battlefield Dug Bullet This is one of many items legally excavated by a collector and metal detector hunter with permission by property owners on the land of Shenandoah Valley Battlefields during the Civil War. 

19 - 2001 $1 Dollar Federal Reserve Note Art Display A very unique framed box Art Display with a GEM MINT UNCIRCULATED 2001 series $1 dollar Federal Reserve Note in the center with a gold beveled bezel, and a large and magnified, multi-layered 3D matting of the exact bill. Serial # L14485931 B (which is an exact match on the blown-up proportioned matting. The professional framing was done by the very popular, Deck The Walls Co., and has the owner's business card fixed to the back of the frame. We scoured the internet and every available archive of every kind and could find nothing even remotely like this. We believe this to be a custom piece of modern art with a genuine Federal Reserve Note inside. Measures approx. 20" L x 10" H x 3" D. 

20 - Antique Schall's Lemon Drops Advertising Wood Box This is a late 1800's to early 1900's, Schall's Inc. Big Juicy Lemon Drops wooden crate with original paper label and slogan "They Cool You Down". A fantastic and historic candy wooden shipping/storage crate, complete and intact. Excellent condition. Well preserved. 

20a - 1920's Sterling Elgin 15j 3/0s Model 3 Pocket Watc This is a beautiful 15 jewel Elgin pocket watch made in c.1925 with sterling silver C.W.C. Co. case, sterling silver fob chain and etched fob clip. Size: 3/0s -15j - Model 3 -Grade 465 - Serial # 27794982 - Pendant Movement Setting - Openface - Moseley Regulator - Single Sunk Dial - Only 26,000 produced. Excellent working condition!!! 

20b - 10k WG Black & White Diamond Cross Necklace Well over 100 clear and black prong set round-cut diamonds in this solid 10k white gold designer cross pendant and peteite 10k WG matching chain. Weighs 2.9 grams. 

20c - Salvaged Gemstones From Scrap 14k-22k Gold Jewelry This is a very nice opportunity for any buyer to own a huge variety lot of salvaged gemstones from 14k to 22k solid gold rings and jewelry thauby, pearl, t was melted for it's scrap value. Various sizes, faceted cuts, age, colors, and styles. You get everything seen: Sapphires, diamonds, aquamarine, amethyst, carved cameo shell and many others. Some of these gemstones were pulled from very old hand set gold jewelry and may be very high quality and/or rare. We are not experts on gemstones, so take advantage and try your hand at a bag of real life treasure. Because of the gold carat assay ( these stones were all pulled from 14k + in assay, 10k stones were pulled in different stock) that these were pulled from, most or all should be natural, however there may be some man made or enhanced gemstones- we can not be totally sure. 

21 - 1930-50s ALL Laundry Detergent Galvenized Bucket Original vintage ALL brand laundry detergent (Lever Brothers Company) advertising galvenized bucket with handle and excellent graphics. Bright and vivid color, excellent condition with only minor wear from use and age. Was told that the manufacturing date code is 46 (1946). 

22 - Framed United States Declaration of Independence Selling as a Declaration Of Independence reprint on parchment, nicely framed. 

23 - Vtg 1910 Ringling Bros Circus Clown Framed Poster Bright and vivid Ringling Brother Circus "World's Greatest Show" - "ARMY OF 50 CLOWNS" poster in very nice and expensive polished metal frame, originally from ca.1910. The matting may cover a reprint date, we are not sure on the exact age or series this was printed. We do know there was a special reprint in 1960, however there may have been some before or after. Appears to be in excellent condition. 

24 - Wood Wheel Skates in Moonlight Rink Troy ILL Case Vintage metal Moonlight Roller Rink (Troy, ILL) skate case with a pair of Cleveland Skate Co. Gloria Nord model 050 vintage roller skates. Original wooden wheels!!! Could use a bit of a cleaning but in very good condition. CHECK OUT THAT NOSTALGIC CASE! If you, or someone you know is from Troy, Illinois area and have history at this rink this would be a special gift. 

25 - Civil War Era 'Nose Clip' Pince Nez Eye Glasses An antique, Civl War era 'Pince Nez' style eye glasses / spectacles and case that were commonly used by soldiers of the Civil War. In excellent condition, still has the original leather pads used to soften the tight hold on the bridge of the nose. During the American Civil War, the optical world faced a problem: Military blockades meant an end to the import of foreign made spectacles, while metal rationing on either side of the conflict meant that American opticians had little to use for making their own glasse – and that the products they could produce would be even more expensive than usual. Unpredictably, a solution arose in the form of an unpopular style of French eyeglasses called the pince-nez (literally "pinch nose"), which lacked temple pieces and were secured to the wearer's nose through a variety of means. 

26 - Pabst Blue Ribbon Promo Framed Basketball Advert A scarce, limited production bar/tavern promotional framed advertisement for Pabst BR Beer with a rarely seen photo depiction of a basketball game in action. Slogan "The Way Beer Was Meant To Be". Promotional breweriana is highly collectible and sought after because brewing companies would only produce these advertisements for bars or establishments that served their products, this was never manufactured for retail and is scarce. Litho print at bottom reads: Pabst brewing company, Milwaukee wis., Peoria heights, ILL., Newark N.J., LOS Angeles CAL, Pabst, GA. In original frame, very good condition. 20 1/4" x 13 1/4". 

27 - Civil War Bullet & Carved Stone Fish Hook Display This is a round wooden plaque with Missouri Civil War Battlefield dug bullets and what appears to be a hand carved stone fishing hook with a suspension bail for fishing line. 

28 - RARE 1800 Aesthetic Liberty & Co THEBES Foot Stool A very rare , original handcrafted Victorian era woven rattan (or bamboo) "THEBES" foot stool - attributed to Egyptian Revival furniture designs of the Aesthetic Movement and the later English Arts & Crafts Movemenwith Egyptian Arts & Crafts design; ca.1870-1900. This is believed to have been manufactured by LIBERTY & CO., a famous English Furniture Company that pieces now are extremely valuable (Bottom of description has more info). Although, this stool could be even earlier. Comprised of early lathed wooden cross brace rods and legs with beautifully rope ring design and fixed aesthetic ring knobs, or spheres, and a beautifully woven convex top that continues a full weave underneath. Although you can not read it, the original paper label STILL EXISTS and is attached to the bottom which is rarely seen on furniture from this age (160 years old!!!). This INCREDIBLE piece of aesthetic furniture is very rare and One-of-a-Kind, and should be in a upscale NYC Gallery! In excellent, well preserved condition for it's age and material. We were unable to read the paper label, however, if the winning bidder were to put some time into research or found an Aesthetic Movement furniture expert, he/she may be able to accurately identify the designer of this sensational piece which could be very, very valuable! Due your due diligence, check out the Aesthetic Movement/Egyptian Revival,English Arts & Crafts, and the ancient style of Egyptian "THEBES" stool. MORE INFO: Among the earliest items of furniture that can be fully documented were two stools, based on ancient Egyptian prototypes, both called the 'Thebes' and registered in 1884. One, a four-legged stool, usually made in walnut but also in mahogany, with turning on the lower legs and a leather seat attached to the frame with thonging, has the Patent Office Design registration No. 16673. It was hardly an original design, as the ancient Egyptian prototype had already inspired a number of artists and designers earlier in the century. A drawing of a similar Egyptian stool by J.G. Grace, dated 1853, is now in the RIBA, and Ford Madox Brown designed a comparable Egyptian style chair for Holman Hunt in 1857. A number of other artists, including Christopher Dresser and E.W. Godwin, produced drawings of ancient Egyptian furniture in the 1870s. It is tempting to suggest that Godwin, who was then in charge of Liberty's Costume Studio, may have had a hand in the origin of this 'Thebes' stool, for a drawing of the prototype occurs on a page of museum studies in a Godwin sketchbook of about 1875. The stool was to prove immensely popular and was produced over a number of years. One can be seen in a contemporary photograph of Arthur Lasenby Liberty's drawing room at The Lee Manor, the house he lived in from 1892. For more information, check out http://www.achome.co.uk/antiques/liberty.htm. 

29 - RARE 7+ oz SOLID SILVER Antique Arabic Chased Dish This is a Museum Quality, 84% solid silver (Silver standard) Islamic circular plate or dish, Persian or Egyptian; 16th to 19th century (Qajar). Fully and completely engraved and hand chased relief circling the dish in clockwise motion with depiction of a continuos figurative relief bearded men (possibly one man in each depiction) holding a staff, on border and center medallion. The outer rim has a very unique bordering design with ancient symbols and designs in engraved relief. There is a circular repousse foot ring in the center. The back is stamped in Arabic. The first stamp translates to 84 which is the Islamic silver standard of 84% solid silver. The other Arabic stamped impression is a bit hard to recognize, however, it was looked at and the translator believed it read "Muhammad Ali Karim" which may have been spelled a bit differently. Weighs 219.5 grams (OVER 7 OUNCES) total of solid 84% silver. Diameter of 7". There is a reserve of at least the full weight amount of the silver melt value. This is NOT SCRAP! This is a very scarce, handcrafted and silversmithed Islamic antique with significant cultural importance. NOTE: It's believed that this dish was never intended to be used to be eaten off of. In our humble opinion, we believe this to have been made in the 18-19th century, but could be much older. 

30 - Norwegian 830 Silver Nautical My Stella You are bidding on an interesting, 1930's 83% silver Norwegian dish depicting the M/Y STELLA POLARIS Steamship/Cruise Ship. The souvenir dish is small measuring a tad more than 3.5" in diameter. It is signed .830 silver with an "R" and an "N" hallmarks as well as the maker's id, "M.Aase." The center depicts a vessel with the heading "M/Y STELLA POLARIS," two stars and the letters, "B.D.S." encircled by a chain motif. Weighs over 23 grams. 

31 - RARE 1800's German Porcelain Baby Feeding Dish This is a PRISTINE, Victorian period German fine porcelain baby's feeding dish with extraordinary painted scene of young Victorian era children in a swimming hole playing; ca. 1880-1910. Bottom marked "GERMANY / 167." Believed to have been made by Poppelsdorf (Bonn-Poppelsdorf) - PM&M porcelain factory, Germany. However, there were a plethora of porcelain and pottery factories in Germany at this time. PRISTINE CONDITION. 

32 - Authentic Carved Australian Outback Boomerang 

33 - Vintage NECCHI Supernova Sewing Machine Highly sought after vintage model. 

34 - Upscale Elkington & Co ca.1878 5-pc Silver Tea Set This is a fine English 5-pc heavy silver plated E & Co. (Elkington & Co.) tea set with hand etched motif and date mark of circa 1878. The serial number is 15134 on the four E&Co matching pieces and the tray is marked Castleton and is also silver plated. This is a very high-end and collectible, Victorian British manufacturer and is in excellent condition with aged patina. 

35 - Vintage Coca-Cola Tray - Good Condition 

36 - MINT Vtg LOU BROCK Signed Cardinals Ball Guaranteed authentic signature of Lou Brock "Hall Of Fame '85" on a collectible StL Cardinals logo ball from 1988. Ball is in MINTY condition, bright white, vivid color on logo; it’s been very well preserved. Includes protective display case. 

37 - BRETT HULL Signed StL Blues Hockey Puck Guaranteed authentic Brett Hull signature on a StL vintage Blues hockey puck. Includes protective display case. In exceptional condition. 

38 - JM Rhodes Photo From Fredericktown, Mo- 1800's Scarce Victorian era photograph by J. M. Rhodes of unknown resident, Fredericktown, Missouri. 

39 - Handsome Group of Victorian Tin Type Photo's 

40 - NEW Awesome Firearms Rights Metal Sign "If They Come For Your Guns Give 'Em Your Bullets First" brand new metal sign, sealed in plastic. 

41 - Vintage World Globe Coin Bank made Ohio Art Co. Vintage tin litho toy world globe bank. Nice color and graphics! 

42 - Antique Uhl Grapes on Trellis Stoneware Pitcher A blue salt glaze stoneware pitcher by Uhl from the 1800's embossed with grave clusters on vine hanging from trellis or lattice. In exceptional, well preserved condition 

43 - New ION Digital Conversion Turntable TTUSB05XL BRAND NEW (MINT IN BOX/NEVER OPENED) ION Digital Conversion Turntable Model TTUSB05XL. Play your records on your home stereo and make your music mobile with TTUSB05XL. This innovative USB turntable has a convenient USB computer jack enabling you to connect your Mac or PC and transfer your music. You can also connect other music sources and turn them into MP3s*. Once on your computer, you can listen, make custom playlists, record it to CD, and transfer it to your iPod or MP3* player. The music from your records can be with you wherever you go! TTUSB05XL also has a line input jack so you can connect other music sources such as cassette decks, and turn your other music into MP3s*. ION's exclusive software suite makes transfer and editing your music easy. EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter software provides an easy way to transfer your music and import it into your iTunes music library. TTUSB05XL comes with everything you need to turn your music into digital MP3* files. It has a built-in dust cover, cartridge with stylus, 45RPM adapter, cables, and slipmat. Pick one up and start enjoying your music anywhere you go. Archives your records to MP3. Plug and play USB. Plays 33 q/3 and 45 RPM. Supports the recording of 78 RPM records through the included software. 

44 - TEAMSTERS 96 Ron Carey Lim Edition Semi-Truck BRAND NEW Limited Edition Series One, 1 of 1200 Winross / Members First XPress Ron Carey '96 Advertising Die-Cast Semi Truck. MINT condition. Includes all original everything- COA. 

45 - Set of 10 TEAMSTERS Ron Carey Campaign Photos Photos by George Staggs and Jerry Hudson. 

46 - NIB Vtg Golden Eagle Electric Golf Putting Cup New-old stock 1950-60's Golden Eagle 19th Hole putting cup. Either never used, or used lightly. In excellent working condition. 

47 - Ryobi JS481L 4.8 Amp Variable Speed Jigsaw with Sp Ryobi 4.8 Amp Variable Speed Orbital Jigsaw with SpeedMatch ZRJS481L (Certified Factory Reconditioned). Never been used, has been tested and works perfectly. 

48 - Rare Meucci Sneaky Pete Billiards Pool Cue & MORE Here is a very popular and highly sought after vintage Meucci "Sneaky Pete" billiards/pool cue. The owner of this cue, along with many incredible items that we have been and will be auctioning, is a known player around Missouri and has some expensive cues. This Meucci has been well taken care of and won many of games of 8 ball and 9 ball. We are thinking it's from the 1960's, possibly 70's but could be older or newer but is unmarked. A different consignor took a look upon arrival and advised us of the weight inside and high quality. Shaft and butt both appear nice and straight. Also includes a tray full of accessories (Cue Brad scuffer on fob chain, Brunswick accessory on fob chain, early "The Tapper" and more) and chalk. Does need a new rubber butt bumper. 

49 - NICE Tactical Flipping Gerber Knife 

50 - Original Framed B/W Industrial Photograph Country Industrial landscape vintage black & white photograph, original print. Frame measures 13" x 10.5". Unknown artist 

51 - Original Framed B/W Industrial Photograph Country Industrial landscape vintage black & white photograph, original print. Frame measures 13" x 10.5". Unknown artist 

52 - Original Framed B/W Industrial Photograph Country Industrial landscape vintage black & white photograph, original print. Frame measures 13" x 10.5". Unknown artist 

53 - Original Framed B/W Industrial Photograph Country Industrial landscape vintage black & white photograph, original print. Frame measures 13" x 10.5". Unknown artist 

54 - Antique Stroock Mohair Wool Carriage Blanket WOW! Here is an antique handmade STROOCK branded and tagged horse hair and wool carriage robe blanket, made to wear over the laps of horse-drawn carriage riders and drivers. Late-19th to early-20th century. Has original tag!!! Excellent piece of history and has held its form after all of these years. 

55 - Quality Custom Damascus Knife & Tooled Sheath A large custom handmade Damascus steel knife with beautiful 8 brass pinned handle and hand tooled leather sheath. In like-new/new condition. 

56 - Early 20thC Carved Footed Cedar Jewelry Chest A center ovular transfer scene, hand carved filigree top, tiered feather designed base, hand carved monopodium footed, and opens up to a floral etched mirror. Has incredible Victorian Eastlake cast iron hardware. In very good condition. 

57 - Spcl Edition Vtg America A.D. 1000 Ron Fisher This is a special hardcover edition of National Geographic "America A.D. 1000 - The Land And The Legends" By Ron Fisher. MINT CONDITION. 

58 - Antique Wood/Iron Triple Block & Tackle Pulley A fanstastic, rustic and patinaed antique triple block and tackle barn pulley from the 19th century. Excellent look! In nicely preserved condition, could still use today. Appears to be Anvil brand. 

59 - Vintage FENTON Hobnail Milkglass 3 Horn Epergne Has original paper label, MINT CONDITION. 

60 - Elvis Presley Russell Stovers Music Tin Collectible chocolate/candy tin, empty, includes original music device inside tin. Escellent condition. 

61 - FUJI AX Muti Prog DX SLR Sakar 70-210 Macro Lens NICE vintage FUJI AX Multi Program DX SLR 35mm camera and Sakar 70-210mm Macro zoom lens. Nice condition. 

62 - Fostoria Blue Crown Collection Hapsburg Compote ABSOLUTELY STUNNING lidded and footed, bright cobalt blue candy dish. Fostoria Blue Crown Collection Hapsburg Compote, MINT CONDITION! 

63 - [4] SEALED NOS Maxwell Audio Cassette Tapes We were shocked to learn what some cassette tapes are bringing, check and be shocked. 

64 - Clarion & Discwasher II Tape Deck Cleaner Tapes We were shocked to learn what some cassette tapes are bringing, check and be shocked. 

65 - RARE Authentic White Castle Outdoor Light-Up Sign RARE WHITE CASTLE outdoor light-up attraction sign. This is a single sided sign that butts up and connects together to make up a large double sided light-up sign. From Jefferson County or St. Louis County, Missouri. Measures 36- 3/4" x 29- 1/2". Signs like this are very hard to come by since they are only made for retail locations and never produced to sell to the public. 

66 - Vintage Meuller's Billiards St.Louis Ceramic Ashtr A well-known local St. Louis Billiards Supply Co. promotional advertising, large porcelain ashtray. We have never seen another one of these and were probably not many made. Manufactured by Denver M Wright Jr. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

66a - 1950's The Castaway's Casino Hotel Vegas Ashtray Excellent condition. 

67 - Vintage The Hungry Farmer Restaurant Ashtray Collectible vintage advertising ashtrays 

68 - [2] Mid-Century Stardust Casino Astrays Collectible vintage advertising ashtrays 

68a - Stardust & Golden Nugget Casino Ashtrays Collectible vintage advertising ashtrays

69 - Contemporary Mse Metal & Black Dial Wall Clock Excellent condition. Chrome over aluminum or metal. Battery operated. 

69a - Albert Pick Hotels & MH Vintage Ashtrays Collectible vintage advertising ashtrays

70 - Creepy Unusual 3 Side Face Bisque Head Doll Believed to be from the 1950's or 60's, possibly a Shackman designed doll. Bisque 3-sided face and hands with stuffed cloth body. The top of the head has a mushroom-shaped rod - unsure of why. Each side of the doll's head shows a different expression; happy, sad and sleeping. One hand is chipped but hard to see unless hand is turned over, in otherwise excellent condition. 

70a - Alien Gear Cloak Tuck IWB Holster Exact firearm model is unknown, was brought in with no tag. Good condition. 

71 - Huge Raw Sleeping Beauty Turquoise & .925 Bail Wow! This is truly a sensational, massive, raw mined natural specimen of one of America's most highly sought after species of turquoise, "Sleeping Beauty" or refered to as "Number 8" from the Sleeping Beauty Mine. This is a HUGE natural beautiful chunk with a handmade sterling silver bail. Possibly, Native American designer, this is a very valuable piece of jewelry! The Sleeping Beauty mine, located near Globe, Arizona, produced a solid, light blue color with no matrix and is used in many styles of American Indian jewelry. A favorite of Zuni silversmiths, Sleeping Beauty is often used in needlepoint, petite point and inlay jewelry because of its consistency in color and is easy to cut. This mine was one of the largest in North America and is now CLOSED. 

71a - Authentic Antique Yemen Bedouin Silver Jewelry A scarce pair of large, 19th century or older, antique ethnic (most likely brought over with immigrant family- not usually made for export) hand tribal ethnic made Yemeni (Yemen) Bedouin (Possibly Jewish/Eastern Jew) hoop earrings with traditional ancient design. These may be very old, as in ancient jewelry that was passed down through family lineage. At least 85% solid silver, up to .9999 pure. Tests very high purity on assay. 

71b - Old Middle Eastern Tribal Yemen Silver Earrings A scarce pair of large, 19th century or older, antique (most likely brought over with immigrant family- not usually made for export) hand tribal made Yemeni (Yemen) Bedouin (Possibly Jewish/Eastern Jew) hoop earrings with traditional ancient design. These may be very old, as in ancient jewelry that was passed down through family lineage. At least 85% solid silver, up to .9999 pure. Tests very high purity on assay. 

71c - Antique Strung Carved Ivory Beaded Necklace Over 90 hand carved and incised Ivory or bone beads, hand strung in graduating size from 6mm to 13.80mm. Hand threaded Ivory clasp. Measures 31" in length. DON’T MISS THIS ONE! 

71d - HUGE Raw Fossilized AMBER Natural Specimen We can never guarantee the authenticity of raw specimens of amber without a report, however, this is a very convincing example from a very repuatable dealer that believes it to be genuine. That said, if you are bidding online please use discretion since you do not have the opportunity to touch and feel. Feel free to come in and check out for yourself during auction preview. And yes, it is cold on the skin. Over 300 grams, 4- 3/8" tall and over 3- 1/2" in width. 

72 - HUGE King’s Manassa Turquoise Silver Pendant SPEECHLESS! I bet you are thinking exactly what all of our staff thought when this came in- What kind of turquoise is this? We believe this is King’s Manassa turquoise from a mine is located in Manassa, Conejos County, Colorado.  Manassa turquoise is best known for its rich, brilliant greens and golden matrix. Blue and blue-green turquoise has been found in these deposits as well. One thing is certain, this hand-cut specimen is a very special piece of natural mined turquoise!!! We have never seen a turquoise mtrix like this and believe it to be very rare. Possibly Native America/tribal benchmade, this handmade etched bezel set pendant is very unqie and will be the star in your collection. GUARANTEED to get a TON of fans, you may end up with your own paparazzi! Natural chunks of high grade bright blue turquoise and bright red coral inlaid in upper border and large cylinder type bail. A ONE-OF-A-KIND custom piece set in sterling silver. The back has an oxidized square area where a tag was left. 

73 - Bisbee Turquoise .925 Cabochon Earringss Bisbee turquoise is arguably the most popular and expensive turquoise in the world. Highly prized for its natural bright blue color formation and usually cut without matrix or vein lines for a solid blue slab. Bisbee turquoise is from the Lavender Pit copper mine that is now CLOSED. Bisbee turquoise is famous for its deep blue color and smoky black matrix. It is a highly collectible variety of turquoise. This is a large pair of simplistic sterling silver bezel set dangle earrings. 

74 - TABRA Signed Agatized Dinosaur Bone 925 Earrings A very expensive and unique pair of vintage handmade TABRA dinosaur cabochon sterling earrings. At first site, I thought these were a type of American Jasper until I was schooled by an expert. Undoubtedly the oldest gemstone (or Bone-Stone…BAHAHAHhahah…sorry, I had too.) in this auction. Hand cut fossilized/agatized prehistoric dinosaur bone (not treated) cabochons bezel set in sterling silver and signed by this HIGH-END Designer, "Tabra." This is only our 2nd or 3rd time dealing with this designer and we were a bit shocked at how expensive the average price on Tabra signed jewelry is selling for. Average for earrings (without dino) $400-$800. Do your due dilligence, a great opportunity for something very special. 

75 - RARE Joe Josytewa Signed Hopi Tribe Indian .925 Ri A genuine Joe Josytewa Hopi Indian designer ring with traditional symbolized design. Solid sterling silver with multiple maker's and assay marks (inside of ring). Size: Between 10 - 11 Men. 

75a - RARE Joe Josytewa Signed Hopi Tribe Indian .925 Ri A genuine Joe Josytewa Hopi Indian designer ring with traditional symbolized Butterfly design. Solid sterling silver with multiple maker's and assay marks (inside of ring). Size: Between 10 - 11 Men. 

75b - RARE Joe Josytewa Signed Hopi Tribe Indian .925 Ri A genuine Joe Josytewa Hopi Indian designer ring with traditional symbolized Kokopelli design. Solid sterling silver with multiple maker's and assay marks (inside of ring). Size: Between 10 - 11 Men. 

76 - Stunning 10k YG NICE DIAMOND Tennis Bracelet Beautiful solid 10k yellow gold tennis bracelet with decent sized natural, high grade round cut diamonds (about 44 or so). Weighs 6.7 grams. VERY NICE and super clean. 

76a - Modern 14k WG Black & White Diamond Neutral Ring This can be worn by a man or woman and would make a great wedding band. Thich, heavy solid 14k white gold band/ring with a plethora of black & white (clear) round-cut diamonds. Size: 6- 3/4 to 7. Weighs 8.7 grams total. Has one misssing diamond, hard to see unless magnifyed. 

76b - Unique Custom 14k Ruby, Opal & Diamond Ring A beautiful custom solid 14k gold ladies ring with [3] large marquise cut natural ruby gemstones, a oval cut Opal, and [2] beautiful round cut diamonds on each side. Weighs 4.2 grams. Size: 6.5 

77 - Samuel B Benham Signed .925 Liquid Rain Necklace This is a very high-end designer, Samuel B. Benham signed - handcrafted solid sterling silver (10 or more strand) liquid rain 30" necklace. Samuel Behnam is an award winning New York based jewelry designer and founder of the Samuel B. Collection. Inspired by the immeasurable beauty of nature and the ancient traditions of Balinese and Thai jewelry craftsmanship, Samuel has made designing stunning jewelry his life’s work. Over 30" length with adjustable end chain to make longer or shorter. Very expensive designer, investment jewelry at it's best! 

77a - Neon Blue Natural Moon Stone Sterling Vtg Ring A large, GORGEOUS iridescent neon blue (color changing) natural moonstone, cut and polished, and set in a Byzantine style swirl mounted solid sterling silver top. Based on an internet forum, these specific moonstones are becoming harder to get because the mine has been shutdown and you can only get these in a small area in the Middle Eastern region. Between 5-10 carats. Size: 9 to 10. 

77b - BEAUTIFUL 18k YG/Sterling Natural Opal Ring 18k yellow gold vermeil over solid sterling silver. Beautiful design. Size: 7. 

77c - Australian Opal Inlay Sterling Ring w/ Center Ston A beautiful Australian Opal inlaid sterling silver band with an unknown center round cut clear stone, possible diamond or topaz (has not been tested). Size: 7 

78 - Vintage 10k YG Raspberry Garnet Ladies Ring Size: 6.5. Weighs 2.6 grams. 

78a - NICE Men's 10k YG Onyx Diamond Classy Ring Cannel set round diamonds on each side, large black onyx slab in center, and with art deco style 10k yellow gold style mold. Nice, classy, sporty look. Size: 11. Weighs 5 grams. 

78b - WW2 Era Harcourt 10k Louisville 1942 Class Ring Original 1942 HS Class ring or Fraternal/Military 10k solid yellow gold ring, dated and marked by vintage designer "Harcourt 10k Louisville". Size: 10.5. Weighs 5.2 grams. 

79 - ISREAL Marked New 10k YG Jeweled Hoop Earrings Never worn. Unknown jeweled stones, untested. 

80 - Vintage Designer T.C. Solid 14k YG House Charm Charms by this vintage designer are very popular! Weighs 3.1 grams. 

81 - RARE 1940s 14k Articulating Baby in Bassinet Charm Weighs 3.6 grams. 6-7 framed maker's/assay marks (illegible). Possible 18k, but at least guaranteed 14k. Another identical example sold for over $300.00. 

82 - Vtg 14k YG Blue Jasperware Rose Cameo Pendant Ca. 1930-50's. Weighs 2.1 grams. Like-new condition. Beautiful, intricate cameo. 

83 - AWESOME 14k YG RUBY EYE Octapuss Pendant This is a very intricately detailed solid 14k yellow gold Octapuss pendant (can be used as charm on bracelet) with bright red natural ruby eyes. Weighs 3 grams; ca.1950-70s. 

84 - Glamorous 14k YG Aquamarine Diamond Pendant BRAND NEW/NEVER WORN designer, ultra polished 14k yellow gold looped "J" style pendant with a GORGEOUS natural aquamarine and channel set natural diamonds. Just this pendant was over $270.00 when it was new. Weighs 2.6 grams. Must sell for $60.00 (RESERVE) 

85 - Diamond Cut 14k YG $ MONEY Sign $ Pendant Weighs 1.3grams 

86 - Classy EDCO 18k/.925 Alexandrite Designer Ring A beautifully hand set designer "EDCO" 18k yellow gold over solid sterling silver ladies ring. We are assuming that the stones are lab made, they have not been tested. The center stone is a extraordinary deep blue-purple faceted stone in large size, with bright clear stones bordering. Size: 9. Exclusively sold on QVC. VERY EXPENSIVE. 

87 - Vintage Hobnail Domed Sterling Silver Ring Unique, modernistic design. 

88 - Onyx & Mother Of Pearl Inlaid Sterling Ring 

89 - Antique Victorian Recycled Silver Spoon Ring Not tested, most likely heavy silver plated. Possible sterling. 

90 - Solid Sterling Mid-Century Modern Art Ring 

91 - Vintage Geometric Mother of Pearl Sterling Band 

92 - Contemporary Mother of Pearl Ladies 925 Ring 

93 - 1960's Modernist Art Sterling Open Wave Ring 

94 - Large Geometric Cut Mother of Pearl 925 Pendant This is a unique, custom jewelry artisan pendant with a tie-shaped large slab of natural pearl and beaded sterling bezel with large bail. VERY COOL & DIFFERENT! From a NYC designer, 1960 to early-70's. 

95 - 10k YG Diamond Mother & Daughter Heart Pendant Weighs 1.5 grams total. 

96 - Unique Vintage 10k YG Multi-Diamond Ring A vintage solid 10k yellow gold ring with white gold mount and circular 10-pointed star design with [10] circling diamonds and a larger center diamond. Look close, towards the top , just under the mounting there is a small crack. Easy and affordable fix, or leave as is- only nnoticeable when magnified. Size: 6.5 

97 - Very Old Chinese Carved Ivory Bodhisattva Pendant Antique, possibly ancient. Hand carved genuine Ivory with Buddhist figure. Very Old! From a MAJOR private collection. BID TO WIN, there is a reserve. 

98 - Antique Hand Carved Buddhist A+ Jadeite Pendant Antique, possibly ancient. Hand carved genuine HIGH GRADE AAA+++ natural Jadeite Oriental pendant with Buddhist figure. Possibly Thai. Very Old! From a MAJOR private collection. BID TO WIN, there is a reserve. 

98a - RARE 1940's J. Gomez Signed TAXCO .925 $ Clip J. Gomez was a very talented artist and played a huge role during the Mexican Renaissance in the mid-1940's. His pieces are among the highest praised Mid-Century Jewelry artisans during this time. This is a J. Gomez signed solid sterling silver spring loaded money clip (a clip of some type) with a silversmithed symbolic crest medallion mounted to a slab of abalone. This was most likely made during the mid to late 1940's. INVESTMENT JEWELRY ART! 

99 - Impressive Vtg Chinese Etched Brass Opium Pipe Elaborately designed and intricate etched solid brass Chinese export opium pipe, New-Old Stock (NEVER USED/ WITH TAG). The freehand etching is truly amazing artwork by a very talented artist. The etched scenes are on all sides and include dragons, pheonix, God of Longevity/Wisdom, lots of Chinese caligraphy characters and much more. There is a built in pull-out tweezers or clips, a compartment for the opium, pull-out stem (appears to be a water pipe) and chain. 

100 - Rare Japanese High Relief Scene Jewelry Box 

100a - Exceptional Hand Painted & Signed Silk Scroll Early 20th century. Measures 58" x 22". 

101 - RARE 19C Japanese MOP Inlaid Lidded Box For a collector of this specific genre container, this is a "Gives Me Goosebumps" box! This is a Japanese artisan handcrafted lacquered wooden container / box with fitted lid and is completely inlaid with hand cut abalone shell figural scene. It is hard to capture abalone unless in specific lighting, this is a must see in person as the iridescent rainbow tones reflect a spectacular, vibrant color. This is from the 19th century and has an original partial 1800's paper label attached under lid. 

101a - VERY OLD Rare Green Oriental Cloisonne Vase 

102 - Vtg Hand Painted Japanese Lacquer Jewelry Box 

103 - RARE Asian Zoomorphic Warrior Camphor Trunk 

104 - Pair of Contemporary Oriental Hand Painted Vases 

105 - Antique Chinese Turquoise Glaze Pottery Figure 

105a - RARE Japanese Moriage Satsuma Figural Pottery Ex-Estate (und. tab) 

106 - Miniature Chinese Intricate Hand Carving Diorama 

107 - Pair of Young Oriental Children Figural Pottery 

108 - Hand Painted Japanese Porcelain Figure c.1900-30 

108a - Vintage Hand Painted Chinese Elder Male Figure 

109 - Japanese Meiji Painted Geisha Ceramic Vase Ultra rare embossed signature on bottom. 

110 - Superb Antique Korean Lacquer Abalone Box Minye Oll 

111 - Remarkable Carved Cinnabar Lacquer Qing Bowl Has damage 

112 - Pair of Japanese Gold Trim 19-20C Painted Vases 

113 - Star Lite Japan Painted Inlay Music Jewelry Box 

114 - Vintage Oriental Magnifying Glass w/ Lacquer Handle 

115 - K. Satoru Signed Hand Painted Japanese China Plate 

116 - Vintage IMAOKA.TDG.LTD Lacquer Japanese Plate 

117 - Hand Decorative Asian Crazed Ceramic Plate 

118 - Hand Painted Japanese Lacquer Piano Jewelry Box 

119 - Vibrant Color & Gold Oriental China Tea Set 

120 - Mid-Century Carved MOP Lacquer 4 Panel Screen This mid-century screen is unmarked by its maker, but it is a freehand painted with genuine gold and black lacquered over wooden panels. The screen has Mother of Pearl shell design on each of the 4 panels. The shells are in the shapes of birds and lily pads in the stream, and there is a hand painted gold border on each panel. The screen measures 14? tall by 18? wide when fully extended, and it is in great condition for its age. Measures 14" x 18". 

121 - Extraordinary 19C Figural Hand Carved Cinnabar 

122 - Carved Cinnabar & Cloisonne Chinese Vase 

123 - Lacquer Abalone Inlay Handcrafted Pagoda Jewelry Box 

124 - Pair of Blanc de Chine Guanyin Fine Porcelain Figu Guanyin or Guan Yin is the most commonly used Chinese translation of the bodhisattva known as 'Avalokitesvara'. In English usage, Guanyin refers to the Buddhist bodhisattva associated with compassion and venerated chiefly by followers of Mahayana Buddhist schools as practiced in the sinosphere.Guanyin also refers to the bodhisattva as adopted by other Eastern religions such as Daoism, where she is revered as an immortal, as well as Chinese folk religions, where the mythical accounts about Guanyin's origins do not associate with the Avalokite?vara described in Buddhist sutras.[citation needed]. In English, she is often known as the "Goddess of Mercy" or the Mercy Goddess . The Chinese name Guanyin, is short for Guanshiyin, which means "[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World". 

125 - Japanese Hand Painted Wood Music Jewelry Box 

126 - Bombay Co. Chinoiserie Ceramic Censer Burner Bombay Co Chinoiserie Chinese Blue White Floral Porcelain Potpourri Incense Burner in the formation of a traditional Pagoda Tower. 

127 - Pair of Antique Chinese Blanc de Chine Guanyin 

128 - Vintage Oriental Painted Figurative Scene Fan 

129 - Japanese Lacquered Scene Wood Music Jewelry Box 

130 - Miniature Asian Rose Wood & Glass Display Curio 

131 - Japanese Hand Painted Wood Music Jewelry Box 

132 - Oriental Vintage Tray/Platter 

133 - Oriental Vintage Tray/Platter 

134 - Oriental Vintage Tray/Platter 

135 - Oriental Decorative Lot 

136 - Black Lacquer Coasters & Matching Lidded Container 

137 - Japanese Hand Painted Wood Music Jewelry Box 

138 - Old Japanese Satsuma Warrior Vase 

139 - RARE 18C Asian Vase Converted to Lamp 

140 - RARE 18C Asian Vase Converted to Lamp 

141 - Antique Japanese 7 Lucky Gods Eartheware Figure 

142 - Vintage Japanese 7 Lucky Gods Earthenware Bank 

143 - Ancient Style Footed Chinese Cloisonne Vessel 

144 - Early 1900's Chinese Export Lidded Cloisonne Box 

145 - Vibrant c.1890's Chinese Export Cloisonne Vase 

146 - Valuable Asian Vibrant Cloisonne Vase 1800's 

147 - Pair of Miniature Oriental Cloisonne Vases 

148 - Chinese Export Cloisonne Bowl c.1920 

149 - Hand Cloisonne Enameled Israel Chalice Goblet 

150 - Chinese Enameled Metal Cloisonne Bird Figure 

151 - Lot of Oriental Painted Fine Porcelain 

152 - Mid-Century Musical Camphor Jewelry Box 

153 - Intricate Hand Carved Asian Export Wood Box 

154 - Highly Detailed Faux Ivory Chinese Empress Figure The empress is depicted seated in a phoenix throne chair on plinth. 

155 - Highly Detailed Faux Ivory Chinese Emporer Figure The emperor is depicted seated in a dragon throne chair on plinth. 

156 - Pair of Tall Vintage Oriental Couple Figures 

157 - Antique Chinese Blue Glazed Pottery Vase 

158 - Asian Calligraphy Brushed Wood Toothpick Box 

159 - Unique Hand-Painted Music Jewelry Box 

160 - RARE Carved Oriental Soapstone Decanter Set This is an INCREDIBLE carved black soapstone decanter set with a four-sided speherical base and etched Oriental calligraphy decanter set, with rimmed tray. 

161 - Antique-Vtg Hand Painted Chinese Silk Scroll An exquisite hand-painted Chinese scroll with a beautiful depiction, and comprised of very fine materials by the hand of a master artisan. A vertical hanging scroll is much like a picture story book and this artwork, although not translated, paints a story with two vibrant birds and hand painted caligraphic inscription. Under the inscription is a hand stamped artist mark, when hung the scroll measures 54" height by 17- 1/2" width. The painted surface of the paper or silk is mounted with decorative brocade silk borders with very traditional Chinese design. This genuine Chinese painting is of age, however we do not know it's exact antiquity. A Chinese painting is judged on how the theme of the painting balances with the rest of the picture, and the feelings it evokes. The subject matter itself is sometimes secondary.Chinese scroll paintings wondrous creations of art, full of meaning, and give joy to the eye and soul. When you view a hand painted Chinese scroll you view thousands of years of history, practice, and artistry. EX-Sandknops 

162 - 19C-20C Hand Painted Lidded Porcelain Dish Very old, remarkable artistry. Signed back/bottom. From a main display of an Important collection of Oriental and Eastern Arts, a large private collection. Most likely from the early-20th century. 

163 - VERY Old Oriental Hand Painted Porcelain Dish Very old, remarkable artistry. Back/bottom has crosshatched incised ground marks. From a main display of an Important collection of Oriental and Eastern Arts, a large private collection. Most likely from 18C 

164 - 19C or Older Oriental Hand painted Porcelain Plate Very old, remarkable artistry. Signed back/bottom. From a main display of an Important collection of Oriental and Eastern Arts, a large private collection. Most likely from 18C. 

165 - Mason's Ironstone Chartreuse Hand Painted Vase Antique Mason's Ironstone Mandalay Chartreuse, printed and handpainted, fine porcelain vase or jar made in England and attributed to Chinese Export. Excellent condition 

166 - Antique Chinese Handcrafted Cloisonne Tea Pot Small, antique Chinese cloisonne tea pot. GORGEOUS! 

167 - 1930's Ronson Gilt Figural Asian Child Book End Manufactured by Ronson Metalware Co., in the late 1920's to 1930's. Large, heavy single bookend/door stopper/scultpure. The original pair also came with an identical style bookend with connecting books, the child was in a seated position reading a book. Nearly 9" tall by 5 1/4". In excellent condition. Would make a fantastic mantle display or single book end. The original pair in good condition sells for $250-600. 

168 - Antique Bronze Chinese Coin 

169 - Pair of Stunning Hand Enameled Cloisonne Vase 

170 - Gold Gilt Miniature Hand Carving of Elder Man 

171 - Extraordinary Inlay Lacquered Lidded Segment Tray 

172 - Unique Early 20C Asian Advertising Poster Framed 

173 - Exceptional Vtg Oriental Painting on Paper, Framed Signed and stamped, original hand painted. Bright and vibrant. 

174 - Painted Figural Asian Veritcal Hanging Scroll Art Hand painted and signed. 

175 - Remarkable Vintage Oriental Embroidered Framed Art 

176 - Exceptional Vtg Oriental Painting on Paper, Framed Signed and stamped, original hand painted. Bright and vibrant. 

177 - Remarkable Vintage Oriental Embroidered Framed Art 

178 - Miniature Antique Enamel Painted Textured Vase EX-Ruth 

179 - Vintage Japanese Decorative Enamel Porcelain Ware 

180 - Old Wedgewood Countryside Fine China Plate Exc. Condition. 

181 - Vintage Etched & Enameled Peacock Brass Plaque 

350 - 1971 Topps #55 Steve Carlton BCCG EX+ 8 1971 Topps #55 Steve Carlton Beckett Grading 8 Excellent or Better 

351 - 1963 Topps #138 Willie Mays Stan Musial PSA VG 3 1963 Topps #138 Pride of National League Willie Mays Stan Musial Very Good 3 

352 - 1958 Topps #420 Vada Pinson PSA VG-EX 4 

353 - 1961 Topps #120 Ed Mathews PSA EX 5 

354 - Bo Jackson Sports Card Lot W/ Rookies Includes 82 Bo Jackson Football, Baseball & Hockey Cards. Includes 1987 Donruss Rated Rookie, 1986 Donruss The Rookies, 1987 Donruss The Rookies, Topps Future Stars, Hockey Card W/ Wayne Gretzky, Baseball Card W/ Bart Simpson & Many More. 

355 - Signed 1986 Memphis Chicks BO JACKSON RC JSA 1986 Memphis Chicks 25 Card Silver Team Set. Set includes Signed 1986 Memphis Chicks BO JACKSON Rookie Autographed and Authenticated by JSA 

356 - David Keon Signed 341/964 Parkhurst Hockey Card 

357 - LARGE 1995-96 Autograph Series Saku Koivu LARGE 1995-96 Parkhurst International Autograph Series Saku Koivu. As you can see in the last picture, it is much bigger than normal cards 

358 - Lot of 17 Signed Autographed Basketball Cards Includes Donald Williams, Eric Snow, George Lynch, Eddie Johnson, Roy Rogers, Zendon Hamilton, Tyson Wheeler, Heshimu Evans, Ervin Johnson, Bob Sura, Adonal Foyle, Kevin Class, Ricky Davis, Shammond Willaims, Demarco Johnson, Matt Harpring & Melvin Levett 

359 - Lot of 18 Signed Autographed Baseball Hockey Cards Includes a Lot of 18 Signed Autographed Baseball, Hockey & Basketball Cards 

360 - 2010-11 Panini Ryan Reaves Signed Rookie Card 2010-11 Panini Playoff Contenders 160 Rookie Ticket Ryan Reaves Auto Hockey Card 

361 - #ed Insert Football Cards Favre Elway Davis George Lot includes 1999 Donruss Chian Reaction #3A 52/5000, 1998 Upper Deck SPX Brett Favre #224 1699/10100, 1998 Leaf Rookies & Stars #3 of 20 2047/2500, 1999 Donruss Hard Hats 6 of 30 1504/3000, 1998 Leaf Rookies & Stars 10 of 10 2394/5000 

362 - Mark Brunell Insert & #ed Football Card Lot Cards are numbered 331/3500, 2185/2500, 2436/5000, 1904/2000, 2616/5000, 323/1000, 3197/5000 

363 - Lot of 6 1999 UD Black Diamond Baseball Cards Fred McGriff & Doug Glanville are out of 1500 made, Kenny Lofton, Brady Anderson, Dean Palmer & Tim Salmon are out of 3000 made 

364 - St Louis Cardinals #ed Insert Baseball Cards Includes 1999 Upper Deck Excellence #T21 Mark McGwire 1058/2000, JD Drew Forte Hitting #F22 347/2000, 1998 Leaf Rookies & Stars #7 of 20 Scott Rolen 2072/2500, 1998 SPX #208 Branden Looper 3634/5000, 1998 Leaf Rookies & Stars #15 of 20 377/2500 

365 - Huge Insert & #ed Baseball Card Lot W/ Stars Every Card in this lot is a limited number insert card. Includes 1998 UD SPX Frank Thomas Spectrum #220 510/1750, Frank Thomas 645/1000, Jason Kendall 2447/3000, Fred McGriff 57/1000, Orlando Hernandez 2146/2500, Juan Gonzalez 2778/5000, Barry Larkin 2030/5000, Andruw Jones 4392/5000, Larry Walker 1071/2500 1322/2500 & Ivan Rodriguez 5/100 

366 - 2018 Topps Chrome #HMT32 Shohei Ohtani Rookie Card 2018 Topps Chrome #HMT32 Update Series Shohei Ohtani Rookie Card 

367 - 2018 Topps Chrome #HMT34 Jordan Hicks Rookie Card 2018 Topps Chrome #HMT34 Update Series Jordan Hicks Rookie Card 

368 - 1994 Classic Alex Rodriguez #C11 GEM MINT 10 

369 - 1994 CC #661 Michael Jordan PSA GEM MINT 10 RC 1994 Colectors Choice #661 Michael Jordan PSA GEM MINT 10 Rookie 

370 - 1973 Topps #190 Bob Gibson FGS GEM MINT 10 

371 - 1994 CC #644 Derek Jeter PSA GEM MINT 10 RC 1994 Collectors Choice #644 Derek Jeter PSA GEM MINT 10 Rookie 

372 - 1985 Donruss #438 Kirby Puckett MINT 9 RC Rookie 

373 - 1994 CC #661 Michael Jordan PSA MINT 9 RC Rookie 1994 Collectors Choice #661 Michael Jordan PSA MINT 9 RC Rookie 

374 - 1983 Donruss #598 Tony Gwynn PSA MINT 9 RC Rookie 

374a - 1994 CC #647 Alex Rodriguez PSA MINT 9 RC Rookie 1994 Collectors Choice #647 Alex Rodriguez PSA MINT 9 RC Rookie 

374b - 2001 Donruss Rookie #R97 Albert Pujols MINT 9 RC 

374c - 1983 Donruss #279 Cal Ripken Jr PSA NM-MT 8 

374d - Jose Canseco Rookie PSA 8 & Cal Ripken Jr PSA 6 Lot includes 1986 Donruss #39 Jose Canseco PSA NM-MT 8 Rated Rookie & 1983 Donruss #279 Cal Ripken Jr PSA EX-MT 6 

374e - Alex Rodriguez Jose Canseco PSA 8 Rookie W/ Ripken Lot includes 1986 Donruss #39 Jose Canseco PSA NM-MT 8 Rated Rookie, 1994 Collectors Choice #647 Alex Rodriguez PSA NM-MT 8 & 1983 Donruss #279 Cal Ripken Jr PSA EX 5 

374f - 1985 & 1986 Donruss Baseball Card Lot W/ Rookies 

374g - 1983 Donruss Baseball Card Lot W/ Rookies & Stars 

374h - Donruss Diamond Kings Baseball Card Lot Stars 

374i - 1992 Topps Baseball Cards SEALED Complete Set 

374j - 1990 Donruss The Best of the American League Cards 

374k - 1991 Donruss The Best of the National League Cards 

374l - 1998 Pinnacle Alex Rodriguez Baseball Card Can 

374m - 1998 Pinnacle Larry Walker Baseball Card Can 

374n - 1986 Topps Aluminum Vince Coleman Baseball Card 

374o - 1954 Red Heart Billy Martin Baseball Card 

375 - Large Oversize MTG Magic The Gathering Cards Rares This is a lot of oversize MTG Magic The Gathering Playing Cards. Includes Rares & Foils - Vish Kal Blood Arbiter, Oros the Avenger, Basandra Battle Seraph, Tariel Reckoner of Souls, Kaalia of the Vast & much more 

376 - 200+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Harmless Offering, Eternal Scourge, Oran Rief Hydra, Angelic Skirmisher, Jarads Orders, Veteran Warleader, Harness The Storm, Heliod God of the Sun 

377 - 500+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Silklash Spider, Underworld Connections, Search The City, Sphinx of the Chimes,Detention Sphere, Righteous Authority, Collective Defiance, Azors Elocutors, Acid Silver, Metallic Silver, Amoeboid Changeling, Vivid Grove, Freemind's Foresight, Detention Sphere, Barbed Silver & More 

378 - 500+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Yasova Dragonclaw, Scroll of the Masters, Courser of Kruphix, Forgestoker Dragon, Kolaghan the Storm's Fury, Dungeon Geists, Grand Abolisher, True Conviction, Celestial Mantle, Atarka World Render, Rhox Faithmender, Cathars Crusade, Vault of the Archangel, Divine Refllecton & More 

379 - Huge Collection MTG Magic The Gathering Cards Includes Rares & Foils - Akroan Horse, Shipbreaker Kraken, Veldrane Sengir, Citadel Siege, Necromaster Drgon, Hydroblast, Irini Sengir, Wastes, Resolute Archangel, Apocalypse Hydra, Snow Covered Swamp, Quirion Ranger, Howling Moon, Imposing Sovereign, Whip of Erebos, Boltwing Marauder, Arashin Foremost & More 

380 - 150+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Elspeth Knight Errant, Inner Flame Igniter, Spread The Sickness, Soulbright Flamekin, Myr Enforcer, Imposing Sovereign, Chained to the Rocks, Trading Post, Martial Law, Stuffy Doll, Door to Nothingness, Elderscale Worm, Predatory Rampage, Search The City, 

381 - 700+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Hangarback Walker, Liliana Vess, Rhox Faithmender, Moonsilver Spear, Aegis of the Gods, Friendslayer Paladin, Hero's Downfall, Dread Return, Choking Sands, Mystic Remora & More 

382 - 250+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Grimoire of the Dead, Hammer of Purphoros, Cradle of Vitaly, Aegis of the Gods, Fiendslayer Paladin, Quciksilver Amulet, Whip of Erebos, Pitiless Horde, Whip of Erebos, Alesha Who Smiles at Death, Marhault Elddragon, Lady Orca, Giant Adephage, Bloodsoaked Champion, Nighthowler, Outpost Siege & More 

383 - 250+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Myr Matrix, Wild Pair, Ascendant Evincar, Endbringer, Goblin Chieftain, Rootbound Crag, Goblin Recruiter, Grave Betryal, Goblin King, Guilfeeder, Curse of Bloodletting, Siege Gang Commander, Ob Nixilis Unshackled, Archfiend of Depravity, Umbra Stalker, Mortivore & More 

384 - 75+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Liliana Vess, Nykthos Shrine to Nyx, Darkness, Daggerclaw Imp, Rescue from the Underworld, Piranha Marsh, Coat of Arms, Drana's Chosen, Darkness, Ob Nixilis Reignited, Mizzium Mortars, March from the Tomb, Felidar Sovereign, Honor of the Pure, Brigid Hero of Kimsbaile, Preeminent Captain, Curse of Bloodletting, Umbra Stalker, Cathars Crusade, Myr Matrix, Junkyo Bell, Nightmare, Mindmoil, Captains Claws & More 

385 - 500+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Hardened Scales, Darksteel Reactor, Crypt Ghast, Ancient Ziggurat, Necrotic SilverDragonscale General, Ivorytusk Fortress, Daghatar the Adamant, Herald of Anafenze, Skarrgan Firebird, Ruins of Oran-Rief, Dread Defiler, Tyrant of Valakut, Dust Stalker, Serium Visions & More 

386 - 400+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils 

387 - 15 MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares Includes Rares & Foils - Cuombajj Witches, Copy Enchantment, Thought-Knot Seer, Crawlspace, Archangel of Tithes, Corpseweft, Brood Butcher, Grim Haruspex, Warden of the First Tree, Sunblast Angel, Windreaver, Llanowar Wastes, Evolutionary Leap, Sphinx of Uthuun & Tasigur the Golden Fang 

388 - 400+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares 

389 - 800+ MTG Magic The Gathering Cards W/ Rares 

390 - 125+ Pokemon Cards W/ Rares & Foils 

391 - Original RARE Pokemon Cards W/ Mew Mewtwo Includes Rares Holographics Foils - Ancient Mew, Original Mewtwo, Original Charmeleon Nidoran, Kadabra, Bellsprout, Magnemite & More 

392 - Huge Lotof Original Pokemon Cards Clefairy Includes Rares Holographics Foils - Includes Cool Porygon, Clefairy, Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Machop, Machoke, Machamp & More 

393 - LARGE Charizard GX Promo Pokemon Card #SM60 

394 - Tornadus McDonalds Toy W/ Horsea 

395 - Reshiram McDonalds Toy W/ Porygon 

396 - Lot of Pokemon Tokens Coins & Pins Charizard Includes Charizard, Zubat, Meowth & More 

397 - 23K Gold Charizard Burger King Card 

398 - Lot Non Sports Cards Dragonball Z Metax Star Wars Includes Mextax Justice League Superman, Silversurfer, Superboy, Batgirl, Batman, Teen Titans, Dragon Ball Z, Star Wars Solo & More 

400 - New York Yankees Babe Ruth W/ 3 Bats Old Photo This is a famous picture of Babe Ruth. Not sure on the age of this photo, Measures 4"x 6" 

401 - Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

402 - Derek Jeter New York Yankees Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

403 - Ken Griffey Jr Cincinatti Reds Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

404 - Alex Rodriguez Texas Rangers Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

405 - Barry Bonds Giants Legends Of the Diamond Bobble Forever Collectibles Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

406 - Ken Griffey Jr Reds Legends Of the Diamond Bobble Forever Collectibles Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

407 - RARE George Brett Royals Legends Of the Park Forever Collectibles Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

408 - Mike Piazza New York Mets Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

409 - 2002 HOF Stan Musial St Louis Cardinals Bobble 2002 MLB Hall Of Fame Edition Play Makers Upper Deck . Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

410 - 2002 Albert Pujols St Louis Cardinals Bobble 2002 MLB Edition Play Makers Upper Deck . Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

411 - 2001 Cal Ripken Jr Orioles Play Makers Bobble 2001 MLB Edition Play Makers Upper Deck . Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

412 - 2002 Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Play Makers Bobble 2002 MLB Edition Play Makers Upper Deck . Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

413 - Vladimir Guerrero McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

414 - Alfonso Soriano McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

415 - Barry Bonds McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

416 - Ichiro Suzuki McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

417 - Albert Pujols McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

418 - Ichiro Suzuki McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

419 - Roger Clemens McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

420 - Ken Griffey Jr McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

421 - Alex Rodriguez McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

422 - Barry Bonds McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

423 - Sammy Sosa McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure

424 - Mark McGwire McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

425 - Mark McGwire McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

427 - Alex Rodriguez McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Loose Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure. The Plastic is loose on the backing 

428 - Berry Bonds McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Loose Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure. 

429 - RARE Harry Caray River City Rascals SGA Bobblehead Keywords: Stadium Giveaway Harry Carey Chicago Cubs Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

430 - Harry Caray Chicago Drinking Glass Harry Carey Chicago Cubs 

431 - St Louis Cardinals Stadium Giveaway SGA Hat 

432 - Busch Stadium Opening Day 2006 John Pils Print St Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium Opening Day April 10th 2006 John Pils Print. Measures 28.5 x 14 

433 - 1952 Major League Baseball Stan Musial Cover 

434 - 1953 Major League Baseball Mickey Mantle Back Cver 1953 Major League Baseball Robin Roberts Front Cover, Mickey Mantle Back Cover 

435 - 1951 Baseball Digest George Earnshaw Bill Fogg 

436 - 1949 Famous Slugger Yearbook Williams & Musial Binding is loose from book. 1949 Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby Famous Slugger Year book Ted Williams & Stan Musial 

437 - 1 For The Book All Time Baseball Records Musial One For The Book All Time Baseball Records St Louis Cardinals Stan Musial By Sporting News 

438 - 1952 Stan Musial How The Majors Play Baseball Stan Musial How The Majors Play Baseball By Bob Broeg Published by Rawlings 

439 - 1951 Baseball Digest Stan Musial Cover 

440 - 1954 MLB Baseball Schedule PM Advertisement 

441 - Great Pitchers I've Known By Whitey Ford 

442 - 1961 Baseball Stars By Ray Robinson Roger Maris, Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Warren Spahn, Ernie Banks & More 

443 - 1953 Don Q Homerun Baseball Guide 

444 - 1941 Baseball Shedule Calendar 

445 - 1965 New York News Mickey Mantle Cover New York Yankees. This is only the front and back cover 

446 - 1911 Sporting News Supplement Vean Gregg 1911 Supplement to The Sporting News St Louis Vean Gregg Cleveland American League Photo 

447 - 1951 Los Angeles Dodgers Yearbook 

448 - Mickey Mantles Backyard Baseball Instructions Mickey Mantles Backyard Baseball Instruction Manual 

449 - 1962 Auravision Mickey Mantle Sports 33 Record 

450 - Stan The Man's Hit Record W/ Instructions Stan Musial The Man's Hit Record W/ Instructions 

451 - Stori-Viewer W Slides Yogi Berra Enos Slaughter Includes Enos Slaughter, Yogi Berra, Phil Rizzuto, Sal Mague Slides 

452 - 1951 News Weekly Quick W/ Stan Musial Cover 

453 - 1982 World Series Official Program Cardinals St Louis Cardinals Vs. Milwaukee Brewers 

454 - 1979 Lou Brock Day Stadium Giveaway St Louis Cardinals 1979 Lou Brock Day SGA does have some wear and small folds 

455 - 28"x40" WinCraft Vertical MLB St Louis Large Banner or Veritcal Flag and pole kit for your home 

456 - 1987 St Louis Cardinals Team Photos Includes Ozzie Smith, Whitey Herzog, Rickey Horton & several other players 

457 - RARE Mike Shannon Budweiser Beer Bottle Full 

458 - Albert Pujols 2009 NL MVP Photo On Canvas SGA 

459 - 2006 St Louis Cardinals World Series Bottle 2006 St Louis Cardinals World Series Champions Bottle 

460 - Bob Gibson Pitching Rubber SGA St Louis Cardinals 

461 - 1985 St Louis Cardinals Post Dispatch Print Plate 1985 St Louis Cardinals Team Post Dispatch Print Plate 

462 - 2011 St Louis Cardinals World Champions Pennant 

463 - 1995 Ken Griffey Jr Stadium Stars Starting Lineup 

464 - 1988 Kenner Starting Lineup Tony Gwynn 

465 - 1999 Kenner Starting Lineup Ken Griffey Jr 

466 - 1988 Kenner Starting Lineup Lot Henderson Includes Rickey Henderson, Mike Schmidt, Pedro Guerrero, Wally Jones, Eric Davis, Wade Boggs & Mike Scott 

467 - 1997 Kenner Starting Lineup Alex Rodriguez 

468 - 1998 Kenner Starting Lineup Deion Sanders 

469 - 1998 Kenner Starting Lineup Ken Griffey Jr 

470 - Jackie Robinson All Century Team Starting Lineup 

471 - 1995 Starting Lineup Cooperstown Babe Ruth 1995 Starting Lineup Cooperstown Collection Babe Ruth 

472 - Lot of Mini Baseball Bobbleheads Includes Ken Griffey Jr, Pedro Martinez, Alex Rodriguez, Sammy Sosa, Jason Giambi & Ichiro Suzuki 

473 - 1999 Headliners XL Ken Griffey Jr Figure 

474 - St Louis Cardinals The Wizard Ozzie Smith Figure 

475 - Ken Griffey Jr & Mark McGwire Home Run Headliners Ken Griffey Jr & Mark McGwire Home Run Headliners XL 

476 - Mark McGwire 70 Home Runs Headliners XL Looks like the packaging has some yellowing on it, not sure if it is on the actual display case 

477 - Spirit of St Louis Cardinals Bud Light Plastic Mug 

478 - Spirit of St Louis Cardinals Bud Light Plastic Mug 

479 - 09 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Budweiser 2009 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Budweiser Bottle 

480 - 09 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Budweiser 2009 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Budweiser Bottle 

481 - 11 St Louis Cardinals World Series Budweiser 2011 St Louis Cardinals World Series Budweiser Bottle 

482 - 09 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Bud Light 2009 St Louis Cardinals All Star Game Bud Light Bottle 

483 - St Louis Cardinals Box Lot W/ Mike Shannon CD Includes a signed Ken Dayley signed card, Cardinals Bear, 2011 World Series Champions Baseball & Mike Shannon 75th CD 

484 - Comm. $70 70 Home Runs Mark McGwire Note This is not a legal US note 

485 - Tony Gwynn Salvino's Rookie Bammers Bear 

486 - Vladimir Guerrero 2000 Salvino's Bammers Bear 

487 - Ken Griffey Jr Salvino's Platinum Bammers Bear 

488 - Roger Clemens Salvino's Rookie Bammers Bear 

489 - Ken Griffey Jr 2000 Salvino's Bammers Bear 

490 - Sammy Sosa Salvino's Bammers Bamm Beano's Bear 

491 - Roger Clemens Salvino's Bammers Bamm Beano's Bear 

492 - Magglio Ordonez 2000 Salvino's Bammers Bear 

493 - Ken Grffey Jr Salvino's Bammers Bamm Bunnies 

494 - Cal Ripken Jr 24k Gold Signature Wheaties 

495 - John Elway 24k Gold Signature Wheaties 

496 - 1978 Original Super Bowl XII Cowboys Poster 1978 Original Super Bowl XII Cowboys Vs. Broncos Poster. Poster is in a cheaper frame, if you would like to save on shipping, we can send it in a tube instead of the frame. 

497 - 1978 Original Super Bowl XII Cowboys Program 1978 Original Super Bowl XII Cowboys Vs. Broncos Program 

498 - Kurt Warner St Louis Rams Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

499 - Marshall Faulk St Louis Rams Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

500 - Isaac Bruce St Louis Rams Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

501 - Jerry Rice Raiders Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

502 - Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys Hand Painted Bobble Genuine Hand Painted Bobble Head Doll. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

503 - Priest Holmes Kansas City Chiefs 2003 Pro Bowl Priest Holmes Kansas City Chiefs 2003 Pro Bowl Forever Collectibles Bobblehead. Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

504 - Priest Holmes Kansas City Chiefs Bobblehead Keywords: Bobber Bobblehead Nodder Bobble Head Doll 

505 - Brett Favre McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

506 - Donovan McNabb McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

507 - Priest Holmes McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure 

508 - Jerry Rice McFarlanes Sportspicks Figure Spawn Todd McFarlane Sports Picks Figure

509 - 1997 Timeless Legends Len Dawson Starting Lineup 

510 - 1994 Barry Sanders Detroit Tigers Starting Lineup 

511 - Brett Favre Classic Doubles Starting Lineup Green Bay Packers Atlanta Falcons 

512 - 1998 Gridiron Greats Starting Lineup Barry Sanders 

513 - NFL Quarterbacks Magnetic Figures Warner Favre Includes Kurt Warner, Brett Favre, Donovan McNabb & Dante Culpepper 

514 - Barry Sanders 1999 Mustang Winners Circle Car 

515 - 1,000 Yard Rushers Headliners Figures Includes Eddie George, Terrel Davis & Barry Sanders 

516 - 1,000 Yard Rushers Headliners Figures Includes Eddie George, Terrel Davis & Barry Sanders 

517 - Deion Sanders Headliners XL Figure 

518 - Lot of Mini NFL Bobbleheads Sanders Favre Includes Barry Sanders, Brett Favre, Dan Marino, John Elway, Priest Holmes & Emmitt Smith 

519 - St Louis Rams Kurt Warner Bear 

520 - Super Bowl XLVI Bud Light Aluminum Bottle 

521 - Super Bowl 50 Bud Light Aluminum Bottle 

522 - 2014 Fifa World Cup Soccer Aluminum Bottle 

523 - Tim Thomas Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Bobblehead Tim Thomas Boston Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup Bobble Boston Bruins Bobblehead 

524 - 2015-16 St Louis Blues Collectible Beer Stein 

525 - 1972-73 St Louis Blues Team Photo 

526 - David Backes St Louis Blues Hockey Puck 

527 - Jaden Schwartz St Louis Blues Hockey Puck 

528 - 2014 Blues Blackhawks Stanley Cup Playoffs Puck 2014 St Louis Blues vs Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup Playoffs Hockey Puck 

529 - Quinton Jackson Vs. Wanderlei Silva Pride Versus Quinton Jackson Vs. Wanderlei Silva Pride Ring Versus Figures UFC MMA 

530 - Quinton Jackson Vs. Forrest Griffin Versus Quinton Jackson Vs. Forrest Griffin The Ultimate Fighter Versus Figures UFC MMA 

531 - Chuck Liddell Vs. Tito Ortiz UFC Figures Chuck Liddell Vs. Tito Ortiz UFC Cage Figures MMA 

550 - Tyco Electric HO Scale Model Steam Engine Train Comes with Tyco Bridge & Trestle Set, Santa Fe Cars, Texaco, El Captain, Telephone Poles, Signs, Model 899M HO Tansformer 

551 - 1993 1000 Piece Star Trek Jigsaw Puzzle Journey to the Undiscovered Country 

552 - Vintage 1960's Midge Barbie Doll 

553 - Tupperware Toys Pop A Lot Ball Game 

554 - Vintage Ideal Picture Weave Horse Picture 

555 - Police Academy Shrinky Dinks Collectible Figures Police Academy Shrinky Dinks Collectible Figures Kit 

556 - Corgi 1:72 Hawker Siddeley AV-8A Harrier Corgi 1:72 Hawker Siddeley AV-8A Harrier US Marine Corps The Aviation Archive 

557 - Lot of Matchbox Hot Wheels & Other Diecast Cars Toys 

558 - Lot of Matchbox Hot Wheels & Other Diecast Cars Toys 

559 - Lot of Matchbox Hot Wheels & Other Diecast Cars Toys 

560 - Lot of Super Hero Action Figures Superman Mario Toys Ninja Turtles, The Incredibles, Spider-Man, The Hulk, Iron Man & More 

561 - Lot of Power Rangers & other Action Figures Toys 

562 - Lot of Pokemon Action Figures Toys Pikachu 

563 - Lot of Toys Star Wars Transformers Minnions 

575 - (9) Marvel X-men & What If… Cable Comic Books 

576 - (12) DC Superman Comic Books Includes #340, #355 & several other comics 

577 - (8) Superman Funeral For A Friend Comic Books Includes 1-8 Funeral For A Friend Comics 

578 - Marvel Venom #1 Spiderman Wildthing Comics Includes Venom #1 Lethal Protector, Nikki Doyle Wild Thing #2, The Death of Vermin The Spectacular Spider-Man & Spider-Man #30 

579 - Marvel Fantastic Four #63 Comic Book 

580 - DC Superboy #131 Comic Book 

581 - Marvel Daredevil #32 Comic Book 

582 - DC Detective Comics Batman #354Comic Book 

583 - Marvel The Mighty Thor #157 Ragnarok Comic Book 

584 - (12) Marvel Comic Books Hulk Defenders Thor Ravage 2099, The Secret Defenders, The West Coast Avengers, Deathlok, Brett Hull Adventures, Howard The Duck Human, Deaths Head, Thor, Sub-Mariner, Acts of Vengeance Avengers 

585 - (8) Comic Book Lot Nomad Pitt Nexus Supreme 

586 - (8) Justice League Flash Omega Man Superboy Comics 

587 - DC Watchmen Paperback Comic Book 

600 - Mark Twain Bobble Head Nodder Bobblehead 

601 - Mark Twain Postcard & Collectible Lot 

602 - Bill Clinton Bosley Bobbers Bobble Head Nodder Bobblehead Funko 

603 - Bill Clinton Cola & Pepsi Advertisment 

604 - Justin Timberlake Rockin Bobbles Bobble Nsync Bobblehead Bobble Head Nodder 

605 - RARE Suzanne Somers Moulin Rouge Program Las Vegas Hilton Program 

606 - Harry Potter Poster Book & Sticker Lot 

607 - Dave Mathews Band Working Personnel Pass Also comes with a Robert Cray Band Pass 

608 - Village People Cruisin Macho Man Records LPs 

609 - Huge Lot of Records LPs Billy Joel Boston Journey Beach Boys, Toto, 

610 - Michael Jackson Thriller LP Record 

611 - Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison LP Record 

612 - Johnny Cash At San Quentin LP Record 

613 - Remember How Great Lucky Strike Record LP Collectible Advertisement W/ Louis Armstrong & several other artists 

614 - Home For The Holidays Firestone Advertisement LP Record 

615 - Roger & Hammersteins Soth Pacific Record LP 

616 - The Eddy Duchin Story Soundtrack Album Record LP 

617 - Huge Lot of Records LPs Jonny Mathis Ray Price 

618 - Lot of 18 DVDs Departed Jesse James Die Hard 

619 - Lot of 18 DVDs Troy Brad Pitt Jim Carey 

620 - Lot of 18 DVDs Aviator Bad News Bears Jackass 

621 - Jefferson County Junior Deputy Sheriff Badge Junior Deputy Oliver Glenn Boyer Sherffs Office Jefferson County MO Political Propaganda Badge 

625 - Southern Ramblin Man Playing Guitar Thompson Southern Ramblin Man Playing Guitar Tommy Thompson New Orleans 1985 Print 

626 - St Louis Gateway To The West Famous Icons Print 40 Microns Screen Prnted & Matted 34x26. 4 Color Process. Features famous St Louis people and monuments Charles Lindbergh, Dred Scott, Westward Expansion, The Arch & More 

627 - RARE Library Checkout Mary Cassatt Little Sisters This was art you could checkout or borrow from the Kirkwood Public Library for .50 Cents a month 

628 - Capri Italia Italy Large Poster 38.5" x 26" 

629 - The West Indies Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Map 

630 - Jersey Shore Long Beach Island Poster Print By Lantern Press measures 27"x39" 

631 - D. Flavin St Louis Artist Ice Skating Painting Doris Aeschliman Flavin St Louis Artist Ice Skating Art 

632 - Scarce Painted Spain Ceramic Tiles 

650 - "G" Montana Silversmiths German Silver Belt Buckle 

651 - 1984 National Finals Rodeo Hesston Belt Buckle Designed &Signed by Fred Fellows 

652 - Golden Nugget Casino Belt Buckle 

653 - 1981 The Great American Buckle Chicago Belt Buckle 

654 - Anheuser Busch Budweiser Label Belt Buckle Reproduced by Arrangement with Anheuser Busch A-168 

655 - 1978 Raintree Anheuser Busch Belt Buckle 

656 - Mini Falstaff Beer Ice Bucket 

657 - 45 1980's Bud Bottle International Export Labels 

658 - Lot of Busch Cans Cardinals Budweiser Bottle 

659 - Guinness Arth Guinnels Advertisement Mirror Measures 18" x 13" 

660 - J.W. Dant Bourbon Whiskey Bottle 

661 - Limited Edition St Pattys Day Shamrock Bud Light Bottle 

662 - Odd Shaped Error Budweiser Bottle 

663 - 2009 Budweiser Holiday Stein 

664 - Old Taylor 86 Bourbon Whisey Cup Holders 

665 - Mini 3" The Glenmorangie Single Highland Malt 

666 - Becks German Beer Glass Stein Mug 

667 - 8" Spuds Mackenzie Bud Light Beer Glass 

668 - Vintage Pepsi Cola Tray Ballonoff Metal Products By Ballonoff Metal Products. Has a beach & carnival scene. In good condition for it's age 

669 - Pepsi & 7UP Worker Employee Button Up Shirt Has Glen embroidered above the front right breast pocket. Size Medium by 32 

670 - Lot of 3 Vintage Bottle 7Up Pepsi & Coca Cola 

671 - Ford Mustang Chair Bench Licensed Product 

672 - Ford Shleby Cobra Drinking Glass 

673 - Summer Signal Mobiloil Advertisement W/ Pegasus 

674 - Hoyle No Limit Texas Hold Em Metal Sign 

675 - 16x12 Dogs Playing Poker Metal Sign 

676 - 12x15 Beware Poker Players Loose Women Metal Sign 

677 - TWA Airlines Advetisement Lot Includes 4 bags, Cathay Pacific Pen, Razor, Shaving Cream & Toothbrush 

678 - Vintage Pontiac St Louis Zone Advertisement Hat 

679 - NEW OLD STOCK Shell Door Jam Oil Change Sticker 

680 - NEW OLD STOCK Shell Door Jam Oil Change Sticker 

681 - Home Savings and Loan Association Metal Bank Made by Banthrico 

682 - Lot of Vintage Advertisement Shoe Horns Includes Red Goose Shoes, F.J. Yaegers Sons, JC Penny, Hanover & More 

683 - Central Missouri Auction Salt Pepper Shaker Central Missouri Livestock Auction Salt Pepper Shaker 

684 - Peanut M&M's Candy Dispencer 

685 - Lassie Dog Movie Metal Tin 

686 - Vintage Wehrenberg Theatres Drink Mug 

700 - Fish Angler Edge Plus Speedtech Instruments Used for feeding predictions for fishing 

701 - Spike It Color Colector For Fishing 

702 - Old Pal Tackle Box Full of Fishing Lures & Bait Make sure to look through all the pictures to see everything in the tackle box 

703 - 100 Remington 22 Subsonic 22 Long Rifle Bullets Remington 22 Subsonic 22 Long Rifle Hollow Point Bullets 

704 - 50 Remington High Velocity 22 Long Rifle Bullets 

705 - 50 Remington High Velocity 22 Long Rifle Bullets 

706 - 50 Remington High Velocity 22 Long Rifle Bullets 

707 - 50 Remington High Velocity 22 Long Rifle Bullets 

708 - Hornaday Match 20 Bullets 

709 - 20 Remington Managed Recoil 30-30 Win 125 Gr. 

710 - 20 Remington Managed Recoil 30-30 Win 125 Gr. 

711 - Sheffield Utility Pliers Knife Saw 

712 - Deer Collectible Knife W/ Tin 

713 - Army Efficiency Honor Fidelity Good Conduct Medal Army Efficiency Honor Fidelity For Good Conduct Medal 

714 - National Defense Service Medal 

715 - Army Efficiency Honor Fidelity Good Conduct Medal Army Efficiency Honor Fidelity For Good Conduct Medal 

716 - Farragut Naval Base Photos W/ Notes From St Louis 

717 - Black & White Navy Military Photo 

718 - VFW 4320 Veterans of Freign Wars Cap Hat 

719 - Lot of Zippo Lighters Flask & More 

720 - Mexico Precision Lighter 

725 - Vintage #112 Cotton Spring Scale 

726 - Antique Pelouze Double Dual Cotton Spring Scale Pelouze MFG. Co Double Dual Cotton Spring Scale 

727 - Antique Sinclair Scott Co Baltimore Apple Peeler Made in USA 

728 - Antique Cast Iron Bear Cookie Mold 

729 - Antique Sifter W/ Bag 

730 - Antique Crock W/ Spout & Handle Stoneware 

731 - Antique Metal Western Horse Saddle Stirrup 

750 - 1957 Aligator Wrestling Black & White Photos 

751 - Lot of Risque 1950's Black & White Beach Photos 

752 - Vintage Tru Temp Thermometer Barometer 

753 - Berea College Student Industries Brush Broom 

754 - 1985 Austin Productions Inc. Ballerina 

755 - Faux Aligator Skin Leather Ice Bucket 

756 - West Bend Warmer & Stoneware Pot 

757 - Vintage Crock of Coasters Southwestern Electric 

758 - Lot of Vintage Silverplate Spoons & Forks 

759 - Cereta Oneida Silverplate Spoon 

760 - Antique Knife & Fork Set Lot Robin Nests Jewelry 

761 - Antique Lot of Spoons W/ Girl 

762 - Pair of Vintage Candle Holders 

763 - Cigar Box Full Of Vintage Buttons 

764 - Lot of Vintage Liquor Bottles Seagrams 

765 - Vintage Crown Royal Liqour Glass Decanter 

775 - Vintage 16" Vase 

776 - Decorative Enesco Beer Stein W/ Cannon 

777 - Aufwiederseen L. Eberz W Germany Beer 

778 - 1984 Oktoberfest Lustig Fass Mich Beer Stein West Germany 

779 - Made in Germany Been Stein 

780 - Made in Germany Been Stein 

781 - Made in Western Germany Been Stein 

782 - Decorative Cabbage Cookie Jar Does have some wear and tear. Please see pictures for damage 

800 - Walt Disney World 25 Years Collectibles 

801 - Walt Disney 101 Dalmatians Cast Member Newspaper 

802 - Walt Disney Pocahontas Cast Member Newspaper 

803 - Walt Disney Mulan Cast Member Newspaper 

804 - Walt Disney Bambi Cast Member Newspaper 

805 - Walt Disney Beauty & Beast Cast Member Newspaper 

806 - Walt Disney Hunchback Cast Member Newspaper 

807 - Walt Disney Jungle Book Cast Member Newspaper 

825 - 2 Gallon Portable Air Compressor 

826 - Vector 400 Amp Instant Start Jump System 

827 - Bosch Litheon 1/4" Drill W/ Charger & Bits 

828 - Craftsman 4 in 1 Laser Trac Level 948251 

829 - Craftman RMS PC Interface Multimeter RS-232C 

830 - RadioShack Digital Multimeter 22-801 

831 - Southwire Autoranging Multimeter 12070T 

832 - Vintage Wooden & Brass C Clamp 3101 Patern 3101 Finish #48 Andover Tell City Chair Co. 

833 - Vintage Circular Saw 

834 - Vintage Wooden Scraper Tool 

835 - Fire Fireplace Log Grabber 

836 - Vintage Log Splitter Wedge Axe Head 

850 - Decorative Wall Sconce W/ Glass Candle Holders 

851 - Decorative Wall Sconce W/O Candle Holders 

852 - Decorative Candle Holder 

853 - Decorative Candle Holders 

854 - Laser Cut Metal Decorative Female Mermaid Wall Art 

855 - Laser Cut Metal Decorative Home Wall Art 

856 - Decorative Jar Dish W/ Peace Sign 

857 - Decorative Man Cave Bar Bottle Opener Sign 

900 - Pyrex Coleman Butane Lantern 

901 - I Love You Bear Valentines Day Flower 

902 - I Love You Bear Valentines Day Flower Light Up 

903 - I Love You Bear Valentines Day Flower Light Up 

904 - Bird Finch Tube Feeder Garden Treasures 

905 - Bird Finch Tube Feeder Garden Treasures 

906 - Bird Finch Tube Feeder Garden Treasures 

907 - Polaris Thermolite Snow Boots Size 6 

1000 - Pirate Bank W/ 249 Wheat Pennies Cents Penny Coins US Currency 

1001 - Roll of 20 1976 Bicentenial Franklin Half Dollars 

1002 - Huge Lot of US & Foreign Currency Includes Foreign Notes & Coins from United States, Kenya, Korea, Canada, Jordan, Bahamas Islands, Turkey, Venzuela, South Africa, Samalia, Argentina, Mexico & more 

1003 - 1999 Dolly Madison Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1004 - 1992 The White House 200th Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1005 - 1996 Atlanta US Olympic Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1006 - 1990 Eisenhower Centennial Silver Dollar 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1007 - 1996 National Community Service Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1008 - 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1009 - 1991 USO Silver Dollar Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1010 - 1995 Special Olympics World Games Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1011 - 2002 US Military Academy Bicentennial Comm. Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1012 - 1995 Bill Of Rights Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1013 - 1983 UNC Olympic Silver Dollar 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1014 - 1991 Korean War Memorial Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1015 - 1986 Liberty Silver Dollar 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1016 - 2008 Bald Eagle Comm. Proof Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1017 - 2002 US Military Academy Bicentennial Comm. Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1018 - 2007 Jamestown 400th Anniversary Comm. Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1019 - 1992 US Olympic Coins Silver Dollar UNC Coin 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1020 - 2004 Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Silver Dollar 90% Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar 

1021 - 2017 $8 Dollar Canadian 1/4 oz .9999 Silver Coin Canada Foreign Coin 

1022 - 1971 40% Silver Proof UNC Ike $1 Dollar 

1023 - 1972 40% Silver Proof UNC Ike $1 Dollar 

1024 - 1960's & 1970's Jamaica UNC Foreign Coins 

1025 - 1900's Silver Foreign Coins Lot Includes (4) 1910-1948 Australia 3 Pence .925 silver, (3) 1910 Australian 6 Pence .925 Silver. (2)1934-1942 Fiji .900 Silver Six Pence & (1) 1 Schilling, (1) 1933 New Zealand 3 Pence .500 Silver (2) New Zealand Copper Nickel 3 Pence & 1 6 Pence, and (2) 1933 & 1934 New Zealand one Shilling .500 Silver 

1026 - Lot of Canadian & New Zealand Silver Foreign Coins 

1027 - Early 1900's Foreign Coins Lot Includes Coins from Germany, Bahamas, Philippines, Mexico & More 

1028 - Lot of (3) Missouri Sales Tax Tokens & Receipt 

1029 - Chicago & Calumet District Transit Token Coin Lot 

1030 - President Casino Admiral .999 Silver Poker Chip 

1031 - 1.5 Gram Foreign Gold Coin 

1032 - KEY DATE 1931-S Buffalo Nickel 

1033 - KEY DATE 1918-D Buffalo Nickel 

1034 - KEY DATE 1913-S Buffalo Nickel 

1035 - (5) KEY DATE Indian Head Pennies Cents (5) KEY DATE Indian Head Pennies Cents Penny Coins. Dates included are 1864, 1865, 1909, 1875 & 1866 

1036 - RARE KEY DATE 1915-S Wheat Penny Cent Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1037 - RARE KEY DATE 1914-S Wheat Penny Cent Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1038 - RARE KEY DATE 1911-S Wheat Penny Cent Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1039 - 1909 VDB & 1913-S Key Date Wheat Pennies Cents Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1040 - (3) RARE KEY DATE 1910-S Wheat Pennies Cents Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1041 - RARE KEY DATE 1908-S Indian Head Penny Cent Pennies Cents Coin Cent Penny 

1042 - RARE KEY DATE 1894-O Barber Dime 

1043 - RARE 1857 Seated Half Dime 

1044 - RARE 1877 Seated Dime 

1045 - RARE First Year 1866 Shield Nickel W/ Rays 

1046 - RARE 1865 3 Cent Piece 

1047 - RARE 1867 3 Cent Piece 

1048 - 1876 Seated Dime & 1861 Half Dime 

1049 - 1913 & 1914 Barber Dime 

1050 - 2017 Niue Steamboat Willie Mickey NGC MS69 Disney Characters Early Releases 2017 Niue Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse NGC MS69 1 oz .999 Silver 

1051 - 1961 NGC PF67 Washington Quarter Graded 

1052 - 1960 NGC PF66 Washington Quarter Graded 

1053 - 1963 NGC PF65 Washington Quarter Graded 

1054 - 1921 PCGS MS63 Morgan Dollar Graded 

1055 - 1921 PCGS MS63 Morgan Dollar Graded 

1056 - 2006-P PCGS PR69DCAM Franklin Fouding Father 

1057 - 1998-S PCGS PR69DCAM Robert F. Kennedy Dollar 

1058 - 2006-P NGC MS69 Ben Franklin Founding Father 

1059 - 1986 & 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollars 

1060 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1061 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1062 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1063 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1064 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1065 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1066 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1067 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1068 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1069 - 2019 1 oz .999 Silver Eagle Dollar 

1070 - 1780 Restrike 90% Silver Proof Mother Theresia 

1071 - 1964 Royal Canadian Mint Set 80% Silver Foreign Coins Canada 

1072 - 1964 Royal Canadian Mint Set 80% Silver Foreign Coins Canada 

1073 - 1964 Royal Canadian Mint Set 80% Silver Foreign Coins Canada 

1074 - 1964 Royal Canadian Mint Set 80% Silver Foreign Coins Canada 

1075 - 1964 Royal Canadian Mint Set 80% Silver Foreign Coins Canada 

1076 - 1964 90% Silver Mint Set SEALED UNC Never Opened 

1077 - 1961 90% Silver Mint Set SEALED UNC Never Opened 

1078 - 1962 90% Silver Mint Set SEALED UNC Never Opened 

1079 - 1960 90% Silver Mint Set SEALED UNC Never Opened 

1080 - 1968 40% Silver Mint Set UNC 

1081 - 1968 40% Silver Mint Set UNC 

1082 - 1976 US Bicentennial 40% Silver Mint Set 

1083 - (2) 1984 Los Angeles Comm. Proof Olympic Dollar Both are 90% Silver Dollar 

1084 - 1 oz .999 Silver World Wide Mint Round Bullion 

1085 - 1 oz .999 Silver Towne Round Bullion 

1086 - 1 oz .999 Silver Lets Roll Round Bullion 

1087 - 1 oz .999 Silver NYPD Sept 11th 2001 Round Bullion September 11th New York Police Department 

1088 - (3) Clad Commemorative Half Dollars Includes 1986 Ellis Island, 1989 Congress & 1992 Olympic Clad Coins 

1089 - 1 oz .999 Silver Shark Week Discovery Channel Round Bullion Coin 

1090 - 1 oz .999 Silver Shark Week Discovery Channel Round Bullion Coin 

1091 - 1 oz .999 Silver Shark Week Discovery Channel Round Bullion Coin 

1092 - 2017 Frosted Canada Maple Leaf 1 oz .9999 Silver Canadian Round Bullion Coin 

1093 - 2017 Frosted Canada Maple Leaf 1 oz .9999 Silver Canadian Round Bullion Coin 

1094 - KEY DATE 1927-S 90% Silver Peace Dollar NICE COIN 

1097 - 1922 90% Silver Peace Dollar US Coin 

1098 - 1923-D 90% Silver Peace Dollar US Coin 

1099 - 1925 90% Silver Peace Dollar US Coin 

1100 - 1926 90% Silver Peace Dollar US Coin 

1101 - Players Island Casino Token 1/2 Oz .999 Silver 

1102 - 1/4 oz .999 Silver USCG Art Bar 

1103 - 1/4 oz .999 Silver USCG Art Bar 

1104 - 1/4 oz .999 Silver USCG Art Bar 

1105 - 1/4 oz .999 Silver USCG Art Bar 

1106 - Roll of (50) 1958-P Wheat Pennies UNC Cents 

1107 - Roll of (50) 1958-P Wheat Pennies UNC Cents 

1108 - Roll of (50) 1955-S Wheat Pennies UNC Cents 

1109 - International Trade Unit 1 oz .999 Silver Art Bar 

1110 - Silver Towne 1 oz .999 Silver Art Bar 

1111 - 100 Steel War Wheat Pennies Cents 

1112 - Complete Set 35% Silver War Nickels 

1113 - Choice 90% Silver Standing Liberty Quarter Coins will be sold choice 

1114 - Choice 90% Silver Barber Half Dollar 

1115 - Choice 90% Silver Franklin Half Dollar 

1116 - Choice 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar 

1117 - Choice AU BU 1964 90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar 

1118 - Choice 90% Silver Barber Quarter 

1119 - Choice AU 1964 90% Silver Washington Quarter 

1120 - UNC 1942-S 35% Silver War Nickel 

1121 - UNC 1943-P 35% Silver War Nickel 

1122 - UNC 1943-D 35% Silver War Nickel 

1123 - UNC 1943-S 35% Silver War Nickel 

1124 - UNC 1944-S 35% Silver War Nickel 

1125 - UNC 1944-D 35% Silver War Nickel 

1126 - UNC 1944-P 35% Silver War Nickel 

1127 - UNC 1944-P 35% Silver War Nickel 

1128 - UNC 1945-P 35% Silver War Nickel 

1129 - UNC 1945-D 35% Silver War Nickel 

1130 - UNC 1945-P 35% Silver War Nickel 

1131 - UNC 1945-S 35% Silver War Nickel 

1132 - UNC 1945-P 35% Silver War Nickel 
 

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