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New
listing for Tarzan or Li'l Abner collectors from a major collection
of Whitman Big and Better Little Books! Take your pick of rare original
first edition Better Little Books of Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
by Edgar Rice Burroughs (425 pages, copyright 1940) and Li'l Abner
Among the Millionaires by Al Capp (425 pages, copyright 1939). Both
books were published by the Whitman Publishing Company of Racine,
Wisconsin and measure 4.5" x 3.5". Both books are illustrated
throughout with fabulous comic book style illustrations matching
the story on almost every other page and feature inscriptions telling
the story. The books are both in good condition with edges and spine
showing normal moderate scuffing but completely intact and modest
age- toning. The Tarzan book has a hand written inscription inside
the cover "To Ray From Bob White, Christmas 1940", and
it has one edge tear less than 0.25" on the title page. While
the books are tight, they are fragile as are most all of the Whitman
Big and Better Little Books of this age. All books from this major
estate consignment are very hard to find and priced well below individual
book prices at rare book dealers. |
1 SOLD
2$25.00
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| R022 |
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A
Mother's Last Request would make a great gift for that favorite
mother in your life, published by Mozart Music of New York City
in 1907. The song was written by Arthur H. Devoe, and the period
photo of mom in her flowing ornate dress framed in the center looks
terrific in the trade. The urns and scrollwork that surround the
oval photo make a nice complement signed Welp, and it's in good
condition with 1 minor edge tear and some discoloration on the bottom
left edge. |
$12.00
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| R023 |
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From
the original soundtrack of the 1977 George Lucas film, The Story
of Star Wars c 1977 is both a super period (released in the year
of the film debut) album of John Williams music from the film as
well as the actors and actresses who made it such a success including
Mark Hamil, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Alec Guinness. The
record is in very good condition, but best of all is the original
magazine insert included in the album which features photographs
of the characters and dymanic, action scenes from the movie all
in full color. Collectics prize this album as much for the insert
as for the recorded sounds on the record, and it makes a great gift
for any Star Wars or science fiction enthusiast in your life. Priced
to sell from a Greenwich, CT estate collection of Star Wars memorabilia
and cross listed on Memorabilia 2. /16 |
SOLD |
| R024 |
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Very
hard to find set of advertising trade cards c 1880s with super color
lithography and a theme. This set of 2 promotes pianos, organs,
and musical instruments 1. "Buy only the Clough & Warren
Organs- They Captivate The World features a trio of silly frogs
hanging from a balloon with this advertising slogan and is beautifully
lithographed (5.0" x 2.75"). 2. J. L. Reynolds & Co.
advertising card, noting they are "Dealers in Pianos, Organs,
and Musical Goods" in Ionia, Michigan and "The Only Music
Store In The City." (4.0" x 2.75"). Louis Prang,
a lithographer and printer, develops the idea of mass-producing
small "trade cards" that could be adapted to the needs of individual
advertisers at low cost in the 1870's. Illustrated trade cards reach
the height of their popularity in the 1880s, not only with advertisers
but also with the American public which becomes very interested
in collecting them. Both cards are in very good condition with near
mint color lithographed images and only de minimus age wear on the
rear. These early advertising cards easily go for $12 or more each,
so enjoy the bargain pricing only at Collectics, part of a major
estate collection and consignment of the finest advertising memorabilia
and collectibles. |
$18.00/ set of 2
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| R025 |
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Only
Lonely Little Me is one of those fun pieces that really attract
collectors of vintage sheet music, with great cover art of the mother
and her little girl in the foreground and the dancing couple off
to the left. It has words by Fred Ellwood and music by Ted Snyder.
Published by Ted Snyder Music of NY in 1909, this 13.5" x 10.75"
piece is in good condition with a small tear about 1.0" long
on the top left corner and 2 other minor edge tears less than 0.25". Included
as a special bonus is one of the rare copies of Some Sunday Morning,
with lyrics by Gus Kahn and Raymond Egan and music by Richard A.
Whiting. There's a great inset photograph of Beatrice Lambert, published
in 1917 to celebrate the end of World War I. The 13.5" x 10.5"
piece is in fair condition with one large and several smaller edge
tears, a tear approximately 1.0" at the top right corner, and
some minor spine separation, but it won't be noticeable in the frame
these two will end up in. |
$22.00/pr
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| R026 |
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That's
Life I Guess, with words by Sam Lewis and music by Peter De Rose,
introduced and featured by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians.
Great sketch of Guy on the front cover signed by McCoy. The previous
owner claimed it in pencil signing Frank Gaines and 2.00, easily
erased but some collectors like the nostalgia so I've left it for
now. Published by Crawford Music Corporation of New York, NY in
1936. Guy was leading the dance while Europe was progressing toward
war. Great old piece of Guy Lombardo sheet music with a great sketch
for framing. Good condition save some minor wear to the corners
and a slight tear to the bottom right corner. Minor age discoloration.
Great piece of history for framing or to join your collection of
old sheet music. Measures 12" high by 9" wide. |
$8.00
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| R027 |
 
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Mint
condition copies of Cracked and Crazy magazines and hotly collected
over the past few years. Included in this set are Crazy, the "Magazine
that Dares to be Dumb", from September and November of 1981 (#78
& 80) with covers of Clint Eastwood and "The Howling" parody,
Cracked with Different Strokes and Webster on the covers from August
1984 (#205) and July 1981 (#178), and the Cracked Collectors Edition
TV Spectacular from December, 1985. All the volumes have funny parodies
and irreverent humor of the period filling their pages. Sold as
a set of 5 and priced well below retail; part of a major Tennessee
collection we purchased. |
$18.00/set
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| R028 |
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Coinciding
with the end of World War I, this is Tears of Love, dedicated to
Norma Talmadge with music by S. R. Henry and words by Frank H. Warren.
The front cover is great for framing, with a lovely girl inset among
leaves and flowers in a terrific Art Nouveau look. Published by
Joseph W. Stern in 1918, the piece measrues approximately 12.0"
x 9.25" and is in good condition with 2 or 3 very minor edge tears.
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$8.00
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| R029 |
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Smiles
has lyrics by J. Will Callahan and and music by Lee S. Roberts,
but most of all it has early color cover art of a beautiful young
woman embodying the title with a lovely smile. Published in 1918
at the end of World War I by Lee Robberts and transferred to Jerome
Remick in 1918. The cover art is very reflective of the period,
and this was part of the estate of a Broadway musician M. Allen
and was signed and dated by him on the cover October 11, 1918 which
is a special touch many collectors seek out. It has a few minor
edge tears but all in all is in very good condition for the age
and has great color retention to the cover art. It measures approximately
13.75" x 10.5" and could make a great surprise gift for someone
you love. |
$14.00
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| R030 |
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New
listing! Why Did You Make Me Care has words by Sylvester McGuire
and music by Alfred Solman, published by Joe Morris Music of NY
in 1912. The cover art of the woman in elaborate hat is what gives
this piece its collector interest, and this one was given as a gift
to Miss Amelia Rapp with the pencil inscription and signature on
the front cover. The 13.5" x 10.5" piece is in fair condition
with a cover fold, significant spine separation and a number of
edge tears, but it's destined for a frame. |
$8.00
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Great
for a frame and to convey feelings to your loved one, This 1914
copy of There's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning has lyrics
by Joe McCarthy and music by Fred Fischer. There's a photo on the
front cover "Introduced by Miss Kitty Gordon" and "In
the successful playlet "Alma's Return" by Jack Lait".
There's a fun piece on the back cover advertising Two "Star"
Songs by "Star" Writers" as advertised in the Saturday
Evening Post and inset photos of Bessie Wynn and Mae Francis. Published
by Leo Feist Inc. and copyright 1914, this sheet music is very good
condition with 2 very minor edge tears 0.25" on the interior
page and a near pristine cover ready for a frame. It measures approximately
14.0" x 11.0" and comes from the inventory of a Savannah,
Georgia estate collection of antique sheet music.
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$18.00
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| R032 |
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"When
You're In Love With More Than One, You're Not In Love At All" is
the name of this 1911 "Latest Song Novelty" measuring approximately
14" high and 10.75" wide. Great series of female images on the front
cover and published by Joseph W. Stern & Co. of NYC. Lyrics
by Alfred Bryan and melody by S. R. Henry. excellent condition and
mounted in plastic. Great find! |
$14.00
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The
Art of Makeup is a vintage cocktail table book that your guests
will love and you'll use yourself- and trust us when we tell you
that this original first edition book is rare and extremely hard
to find. Celebrating fashion's premier makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin,
the 14.25" x 11.25" book brings together the work of top
photographers Richard Avedon, Gilles Bensimon, Walter Chin, Michel
Comte, Patrick Demarchelier, Annie Leibovitz, Peter Lindbergh, Andrew
Macpherson, and more. Stars who are photographed in 227 color photos
include Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Janet Jackson, Grace
Jones, Whitney Houston, Kate Moss, Mary Tyler Moore, Paloma Picasso,
Claudia Schiffer, Susan Sarandon, Elizabeth Taylor, Uma Thurman,
Christy Turlington, Tina Turner, Demi Moore, Raquel Welch, and Barbra
Streisand. Published in 1994, the book include tips about makeup,
tools, foundation, eyebrows, eyelashes, eyeliner, lips, blush, step
by step applications, basic makeup combinations, and how to create
the looks of the stars. Excellent condition and priced to sell fast-
we've seen them priced at retail well over $135 and not with Collectics'
free shipping- from a Park Avenue, NYC estate. Great as a gift too! |
$90.00
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October
3, 1961 Show Business Illustrated magazine features articles and
pictures of the Kennedy's: Taste Makers In the White House, Tonight
Show talk show host Jack Paar, movie director Ingmar Bergman, and
the "Carnival Czar: Millionaire Mastermind of the Midway"
for those who like circus memorabilia. Don't miss interviews and
articles such as Mae West "discusses sex, Elvis, and General
MacArthur - a nice combination- and newsman David Brinkley writing
about the difficulties of being a TV reporters. We all particularly
liked the article on Jack Benny which features him as "Waukegan's
Gift To Carnegie Hall" in which "Jack Benny fiddles with
the masterworks." Even cooler in a way, "Actors At The
Easel" features color photographs of real art by actors Tony
Curtis, Eve Arden, Frank Sinatra, Clifton Webb, Kim Novak, Jose
Ferrer, Edward G. Robinson, George Montgomery, Dinah Shore, and
Martha Hyer.This vintage Show Business Illustrated magazine is filled
with great show business pictures and articles right after John
F. Kennedy took office and the country would soon be transformed,
part of a Los Angeles, CA estate liquidation of a person "in
the business" so they say. |
$14.00
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| R035 |
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Right
out of the old south, this piece is entitled I'm Goin' To Plant
Myself In My Old Plantation Home, by Al Wilson and James Brennan,
writers of Little Red Schoolhouse. There's a great picture of Nat
Morton on the front cover. The piece measures 12" high x 9" wide
and was published in 1922 by Edward B. Marks Music Co. |
$14.00
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| R036 |
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From
the end of the 19th century, The Moth and the Flame is "Lottie
Gibson's Latest Ballad Hit" with "50,000 copies already
sold and a super cover black and white photograph of a wedding ceremoy.
We particularly like the combination of the elaborate and detailed
wedding photograph with the inset photograph of "The Little
Magnet Lottie Gibson. It measures approximately 13.75" x 10.5"
and is in fair condition with spine separation and numerous small
edge tears but good color retention. It was signed and dated by
its original owner at the top "Jssie F. Ervine" and Sept.4,
1900. With words by George Taggart and music by Max S. Witt, it
was published in 1898 by Joseph W. Stern of New York. |
$18.00
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If
you're Irish or know someone who is, "W. J. Walshe's Choice
Collection of Irish Songs, Ballads, and Operatic Selections"
would make a super whimsical gift for yourself or someone else.
This rare edition "contains many of the rare musical gems heard
in his famous Irish Evenings throughout the country." Published
in 1911 by The Walshe Publishing Co. of Boston, MA, the 41 page
book contains all the great Irish songs including St. Patrick's
Day, Sons of Ireland, Bells of Shandon, Angel's Whisper, Father
O'Flynn, In Happy Moments, The Rose of Tralee, and many more. It
measures approximately 12.0" x 9.0" and is in very good
condition, and it comes in a cardboard cover that was used to secure
and protect sheet music around the turn of the century. |
$32.00
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| R038 |
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Two
Cigarettes In The Dark reflects an era when smoking was stylish
and acceptable, and this vintage 1934 12.0" x 9.0" sheet music appeals
to many different types of collectors. The piece has the Art Deco
look of the period, with smoke drifting down from the two cigarettes
suspended above. Sung by Gloria Grafton in Kill That Story, the
production was staged by George Abbott and written by Lew Pollack
and Paul Francis Webster. Published by De Sylva Brown & Henderson
in 1934 and signed on the front cover by the original owner, it's
in good condition with a center fold visible somewhat on the front
and minor smudging particularly on the interior from age wear. Perfect
for a frame! /14 |
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When
the Birds Go North Again features an inset photo of Dietrich and
Sheridan on the cover and a whimsical musical score underneath them
that reads "Song Illustrators". Of course, the cover art
itself is pretty fun too with the flock of birds flying over the
lakes, forest, and mountains in early 20th century color printing.
With words by Robert F. Roden and music by Max S. Witt, this 13.75"
x 10.5" sheet music was published in 1900 by Joseph Stern of
New York. Part of a major sheet music consignment exclusive to collectics,
this piece is in fair condition with spine separation and a number
of edge tears, but this one is certainly destined for a frame. It
was also signed by the original owner in the top right Jessie F.
Ervine and dated August 3; bargain price and makes a nice gift for
a bird lover too! |
$14.00
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| R040 |
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Original
copy of When The One You Love Loves You as sung by Eva Shirley in
Ed Wynn's Grab Bag, published in 1924 by the well known music publisher
Leo. Feist of New York and "With Ukulele Accompaniment. Measuring
approximately 12" x 9", the cover art is very attractive, and the
interior includes some fascinating period advertising for other
Feist songs which you can get "for your piano, talking machine,
and player piano. Classic early 1920s song and well preserved sheet
music in good condition. |
$8.00
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