THE SPRING ONLINE ESTATE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

Civil War CDV of Major General Tecumseh Sherman, commanding the Military Division of the Tennessee. This is one of a collection of 31 Civil War CDV (Carte de Visite) photographs in this auction that belonged to Edward Bunt Moore, who served in the 54th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, a Zouave unit created in October, 1861. Moore was mustered into the Regiment on October 15, 1861 and served until January 4, 1865 with the ranks of Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant and Captain. The Regiment fought at the battles of Shiloh and Vicksburg and served under General Sherman for nearly the entire Civil War, including his "March to the Sea". and the Battle of Atlanta.

Rare 1 1/4" celluloid premium insert Superman pin back button from the Supermen of America, the first official comic book character fan club. It was formed in 1939 by DC Comics (then National Comics) and features the iconic image of Superman and the slogan "Strength Courage Justice" from the back cover of the Superman #1 comic, illustrated by Joe Schuster. Excellent condition.

Civil War CDV of General Ulysses S. Grant. This is one of a collection of 31 Civil War Union Officer CDV (Carte de Visite) photographs in this auction that belonged to Edward Bunt Moore, who served in the 54th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, a Zouave unit created in October, 1861. Moore was mustered into the Regiment on October 15, 1861 and served until January 4, 1865 with the ranks of Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant and Captain. The Regiment fought at the battles of Shiloh and Vicksburg and served under General Sherman for nearly the entire Civil War, including his "March to the Sea" and the Battle of Atlanta.

In excellent condition with great original patina. In 1942, DC introduced the Junior Justice Society of America fan club in All-Star Comics #13. The Justice Society of America was the first superhero team in comic book history. For 10 cents, a child received a club member kit that included a welcome letter, a decoder wheel, a membership card, a miniature comic book and THIS stamped metal badge. The badge, especially in this condition, is very rare, as it was only produced for two months before being discontinued due to metal rationing in World War 2. The metal badge measures 1 1/2" tall and 7/8" wide.

1971 Grateful Dead Venue Poster Ann Arbor MI

This is one of a collection of 31 Civil War CDV (Carte de Visite) photographs in this auction that belonged to Edward Bunt Moore, who served in the 54th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, a Zouave unit created in October, 1861. Moore was mustered into the Regiment on October 15, 1861 and served until January 4, 1865 with the ranks of Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant and Captain. The Regiment fought at the battles of Shiloh and Vicksburg and served under General Sherman for nearly the entire Civil War, including his "March to the Sea". and the Battle of Atlanta.

This rare 2" diameter celluloid pin back button was a badge worn by a member of the Fire Brigade of the Detroit Transmission Division, a branch of General Motors formed in 1939 to manufacture the famous Hydra-Matic transmission. General Motors plants had fire brigades made up of regular workers who were trained to serve as first responders for fires and industrial accidents. On August 12, 1953, this plant had a catastrophic fire and many members of the Fire Brigade died. The button was made by Whitehead & Hoag. It is in excellent condition as it was carefully stored out of the light for several decades. Many other pin back buttons from this collection, most in excellent condition and many from the 1890s, are also offered in this auction.

1860s Victorian 4" Scottish Pebble Sash Buckle and several other pieces of Victorian Scottish pebble jewelry

Very fine Antique Victorian Scottish Pebble Bracelet

1920s Art Deco Marcasite Peacock Blue Stone Brooch

This is one of a collection of 31 Civil War CDV (Carte de Visite) photographs in this auction that belonged to Edward Bunt Moore, who served in the 54th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, a Zouave unit created in October, 1861. Moore was mustered into the Regiment on October 15, 1861 and served until January 4, 1865 with the ranks of Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant and Captain. The Regiment fought at the battles of Shiloh and Vicksburg and served under General Sherman for nearly the entire Civil War, including his "March to the Sea". and the Battle of Atlanta.

Rare 1940s Joe Palooka Casper Star Pin Back Button