Auction 165 Preliminary Prices Realized Report
Last updated: Thursday, February 28, 2008 at 11 PM PST (2:00 AM EST)
Due to an unexpected family emergency, Auction 166, tentatively scheduled for April 17, has now been re-scheduled for Thursday, May 29. Please return on May 22 to check out our new selection.
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| =unsold | Lot | Description | Winning Bid | Winning Bidder |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gene Autry. 5x3 card signed in blue felt pen. | $15 | 4408 | |
| 2 | Lucille Ball. 9x10 glossy black and white magazine photo signed and inscribed in blue felt pen,'For Richard. Love Lucy.' | $75 | ||
| 3 | Roger Bannister. Fine black ink signature on 6x4 card. | $15 | ||
| 4 | Diana Barrymore, Robert Francis and May Wynn. 13x11 lined registry for a Hollywood restaurant signed in ink by Diana who dated it March 3, 1955 and added her New York address. Robert Francis had signed it at top dating it December 6, 1954 and wrote'wonderful steak' in remarks. Below his signature, his dinner guest May Wynn also signed and dated the entry. | $50 | 4422 | |
| 5 | Frances Bavier. 5x7 black and white photo signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To Jeff. Best wishes to you from Aunt Bea, Andy Gr. Show. Frances Bavier.' | $75 | 162 | |
| 6 | Edgar Bergen. 5.5x4.5 light green album sheet signed in blue ball point pen,'Best Regards from Edgar Bergen and Charlie.' Collector has written Bergen's name and 1975 date at top margin in pencil. Ink signature of Robert Bordman on the verso. | $15 | ||
| 7 | The Big Show of 1936. Sally Rand, Jackie Coogan et al. 11.5x8 one page program for The Big Show of 1936 staged at Madison Square Gardens from May 30th to June 4th, 1972, signed in ink on cast page by the principal performers: Vince Barnett, Sally Rand, Jackie Coogan, Beatrice Kay, Arthur Tracy, Cas Daley, Virginia Brian, Allan Jones, three members of the Ink Spots as well as several other performers. | $35 | ||
| 8 | Ray Bolger. 10x8 black and white photo of a smiling, older Bolger standing next to a giant Oscar signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To Judy McMahon. All the best. Ray Bolger.' | $35 | 389 | |
| 9 | Fanny Brice. 8x10 vintage sepia matte-finish photo of Brice as Baby Snooks signed in black fountain pen ink,'Sincerely. Fanny Brice 1940.' | $210 | 718 | |
| 10 | Nigel Bruce. 3.5x5.5 postcard photo of a humorous sketch of Bruce signed and inscribed in ink on front,'To Lillie Burdain. With my very best wishes. Nigel Bruce, 1946.' ALS on verso reads,'To Miss Lillie Burdain. Thank you so much for your card of good wishes. I am much better although this Penicillin makes me weak for a time. Thank you. Sincerely, Nigel Bruce.' | $190 | 1015 | |
| 11 | Billy Cam. 3.5x5.75 album sheet signed and inscribed in black ink and includes a wonderful cartoon of a dog wagging its tail,'A good luck dog with best wishes to Preston Sawyer. Bill Cam. Nov. 3, 1931.' | $35 | 4195 | |
| 12 | Patsy Cline. 2.75x3.25 Nashville Parkrite parking ticket date stamped April 8, 1961 signed on blank verso in blue ballpoint pen ink'Yours. Patsy Cline.' | $190 | 4372 | |
| 13 | Joe Cobb. 9x11 black and white photo on the set of Our Gang signed and inscribed in blue felt pen,'To James from Joe Cobb.' | $35 | ||
| 14 | Betty Comden, Adolph Green and Jule Styne. DS, 8.5x11, 2 pages August 8, 1963, signed in ink by all three on second page. The opening of the play A Girl to Remember has been delayed until May 26, 1964 and the three musicians sign the amended contract with Lester Osterman to reflect this change. | $50 | 447 | |
| 15 | Chuck Connors. 5x3 card signed in black felt pen. | $20 | 680 | |
| 16 | Robert Leo Cotton. 5.75x3.5 album sheet of stick figures of a man and dog running signed and inscribed in black ink,'This Job was made about as fast as we two go speedin past. To Preston. 1931. R. Leo Cotton.' | $25 | ||
| 17 | Joan Crawford. ALS, 6x7 in black ink on blue stationery with Joan Crawford letterhead to her neighbor Annette Gordon. In full,'Dear Mrs. Gordon. We are doing Public Service recordings and all we can hear is your daughters [sic] yelling and tantrums. Is there no way you can control her? We would be so grateful if you would at least try. Why not try Central Park, where she could draw a cow? Joan Crawford.' Includes original holograph envelope'Annette Gordon 23-G.' Also includes unsigned 8x10 color photo. | $245 | 447 | |
| 18 | Jane Darwell. ALS in black ink, both sides of two adjoined pages, 5.25x 7.25, personal letterhead, July 18, 1962 to an admirer. In part,'Thank you for sending me these reminiscences of the old days.... I am stilling acting, and I will be eighty-three in October. I had a very bad fall in my bedroom and then had to use a wheel chair temporarily, but am using a cane most of the time now. I played the grandmother in 'The Royal Family' in Seattle.... I used to play stock in Seattle for Henry Duffy, forty years ago, and my friends there are legion, and come to see me which is very heart warming after all these years. I do T.V.'Follow the Sun' and with Walter Brennan to name a few. I am in the best of health except for the torn ligaments and tendons in my leg, slow to heal, I am told. But I am in no pain now and continue to enjoy life to the full. I am very grateful for everything.... Jane Darwell.' Includes a COA from The Written Word who had priced this letter at $250. | $110 | 718 | |
| 19 | Joan Davis. Vintage 10x8 publicity photo for the 1940 movie Manhattan Heartbeat signed in brown fountain pen ink. | $20 | 1941 | |
| 20 | Eldon Dedini. TLS, 8.5x11 on printed stationery, Monterey, March 21, 1996 to Salinas school teacher Bruce Becker. Includes original envelope. In part,'The 'future' in any profession never comes from the doubters and skeptics. It will never come from someone who says 'all the great works of art already have been done.' A dead-end comment if I ever heard one! And who says 'society places little importance in cartooning'? No successful cartoonist that I know of, ever went into cartooning for 'fame and fortune.' And the 'importance' of cartooning is what you produce to show society what the importance is, and convince them... As someone said: Find a job you like and you'll never have to work another day in your life.... Greetings! Eldon Dedini.' | $25 | ||
| 21 | Irene Dunne. 8x10 color photo of a young, glamorous Dunne signed in black ink. | $25 | ||
| 22 | Cass Elliot. 5x3 card signed and inscribed in black ink. | $140 | 457 | |
| 23 | Cal Eminoff. Color cartoon on a 5.75x3.5 sheet of paper of a flapper asking her friend,'Wonder if 'Alma' would approve of this?' Signed in black ink,'With kind regards from 'Cal' Eminoff.' | $20 | ||
| 24 | Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 4.25x5 herald (souvenir movie flyer), one sheet folded to make 4 pages, for the 1932 drama Union Depot, signed on cover in black felt pen and signed again inside on two-page spread "Good luck. Douglas Fairbanks." | $20 | 4408 | |
| 25 | Jerry Falwell. 5x7 card signed in blue ink. | $10 | 4408 | |
| 26 | Father Knows Best. 8x5 card signed in various colored inks by the cast of Father Knows Best. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donohue, Bill Gray and Lauren Chapin. Robert Young inscribed it to Warren, Bill Gray added'You Know Best' and Chapin added a scripture reference'Eph. 2:8.' | $50 | ||
| 27 | Larry Flynt. 8x10 black and white signed photo of Flynt sitting behind an opulent, cluttered desk. | $15 | 1219 | |
| 28 | Four Presidents. 8x10 color photo of Presidents Nixon through Reagan gathered at the White House in 1981 prior to departing for Egypt for the funeral of Anwar Sadat, signed in black felt tip by Ronald Reagan (40th president, 1911-2004), J[immy] Carter (39th president, born 1924), and Gerald R. Ford (38th president, 1913-2006) and in blue felt pen by Richard Nixon (37th president, 1913-1994). Includes a 1992 letter from the special assistant to President Ford verifying Ford's signature. Also includes COA from the Odyssey Group. | $1550 | 4418 | |
| 29 | Judy Garland. DS in blue ink, 8.5x11, February 12, 1945, to Lowe's Incorporated. Garland agrees to work free for the war effort. In full,'At the request of the Victory Committee and subject to your approval, I have agreed to appear on 'Command Performance' Thursday evening, February 15, 1945. I agree that such services shall not be deemed to be rendered by me under my contract of employment with you, and that no compensation shall be payable by you to me in connection therewith in addition to the compensation, if any, which would have been payable to me under said contract in the absence of said appearance. Yours very truly, Judy Garland.' | $360 | 559 | |
| 30 | Greer Garson. Vintage sepia 10x13 vintage, original sepia photo from Mrs. Miniver signed later in black felt pen. Studio write up is stamped on the verso with hand written date of'6/26/42.' | $60 | 4361 | |
| 31 | Gilligan's Island cast photo. 8x10 color cast photo signed by all seven: Alan Hale (adding'Skipper'), Jim Bakus, Natalie Schafer, Tina Louise, Russell Johnson (adding'Prof'), Dawn Wells and Bob Denver. | $250 | 2658 | |
| 32 | Cathy Guisewite. ALS, 8.5x11 on illustrated Cathy stationery, July 25, 1994 to school teacher Bruce Becker. Includes original envelope. In full,'Dear Bruce, Sorry this comes a bit late. Cartoonists aren't necessarily prompt in mail-answering, but for 100 years strips have condensed the viewpoint of our world into 4 boxes. Please let any new students know how much the future needs new voices and someone to help everyone else keep his or her sense of humor. Sincerely, Cathy Guisewite.' | $15 | ||
| 33 | Gene Hackman. 8x10 color photo of a smiling Hackman signed boldly in blue Sharpie. | $30 | 1219 | |
| 34 | George Haldeman and Edward Stinson. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed in black ink,'To Preston Sawyer. Hoping your interest in aviation never has a let up. Sincerely. George W. Haldeman.' Signed vertically in left margin,'Edward Stinson. Detroit Mich.' | $35 | 4195 | |
| 35 | Gus Hall. 5x3 card signed in blue ink. | $35 | 1189 | |
| 36 | Valerie Harper. 8x10 color photo signed in black Sharpie,'Love. Valerie Harper' and includes a heart. | $30 | 616 | |
| 37 | Katharine Hepburn. Original 8.5x11 title page removed from a playbill for The West Side Walt signed and inscribed in black ink. | $150 | 123 | |
| 38 | Charlton Heston. 8x10 color portrait photo signed boldly in black felt pen. | $25 | 1123 | |
| 39 | Jon-Erik Hexum. 8x10 black and white photo circa 1983 signed and inscribed in black ink,'To Fran. Drink fluids. Get plenty of rest and watch Voyagers! Every Sunday. Love, Jon-Erik Hexum.' | $190 | 42 | |
| 40 | Edmund Hillary. 10x8 rare color photo of Hillary with his Sherpa guide, Tenzing Norgay, relaxing with a cup of tea near the summit of Mt. Everest signed'Ed Hillary' in blue ink. | $75 | ||
| 41 | Edmund Hillary. 10x8 rare color photo of Hillary stooped over with an oxygen tank on his back climbing up the summit of Mt. Evert with his Sherpa guide, Tenzing Norgay, climbing behind him, signed'Ed Hillary' in blue ink. | $75 | ||
| 42 | Edmund Hillary. 8x10 color photo of Hillary smiling near the summit of Mt. Everest with his Sherpa guide, Tenzing Norgay, signed in black ink. | $75 | ||
| 43 | Judy Holliday. 8x10 black and white photo of Holliday clowning with a dance partner signed in red ink. | $160 | 4384 | |
| 44 | Billy Hon. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed sketch of a running dog with a tin can attached to his tale.'From Santa Cruz to Hollywood and Back. To Preston Sawyer from Billy Hon. 1931.' | $35 | 4195 | |
| 45 | Bernard R. Hubbard. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in ink twice, once in 1932 and then again signed and inscribed in 1946,'Best Wishes to Preston Sawyer from the Glacier Priest now known by the Chippewa Indians as 'Mikwahmiwigigik.' Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 46 | Rock Hudson. 8x10 vintage 1963 photo signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink,'To Mr. & Mrs. Bob Case. With Very Best Wishes. Rock Hudson.' | $100 | 4176 | |
| 47 | Anne Jeffreys. 8x10 black and white reproduction photo from the 1945 Zombies on Broadway showing Anne Jeffrey tied up with a gag in her mouth as Bela Lugose looks at her with evil intent, signed in gold ink,'All the best. Anne Jeffreys.' | $20 | 1123 | |
| 48 | Hubert Julian. Bold ink signature'Hubert Julian, Colonel, Negro Aviator' written on the verso of a 1932 program for Balboa High School, San Francisco. | $35 | 212 | |
| 49 | Andy Kaufman. Vintage 5x3 card signed in black ink. Note on verso stated the signature was obtained on July 28, 1979. | $75 | 1063 | |
| 50 | Lorenzo Lamas. 8x10 color photo probably from Renegade signed in blue Sharpie. | $15 | ||
| 51 | Walter Lantz. 8.25x3.5 payroll check on Walter Lantz Productions imprint, Hollywood, payable to Fredrick Y. Smith for $274.36, December 24, 1971 signed by Lantz in blue ink and endorsed on verso by Smith. | $35 | 4218 | |
| 52 | Walter Lantz. Original animation drawing on 10x13 white card stock created for a Walter Lantz theatrical cartoon for Chilly's Hide a Way' signed in black ink. Gold seal in lower left corner reads,'Walter Lantz original Production Animation Art.' Includes COA from MCA Universal Animation Art which reads in part,'Animation drawings, the original models from which animation cels are traced, are considered by many collectors to be the purest form of collectible art work actually created by the animation art... No wonder that vintage animation drawings from theatrical animation have become so valued.' | $100 | 4286 | |
| 53 | Walter Lantz. 17x14 hand-painted limited edition cel, number 8 of 100 from the 1959 cartoon The Tee Bird showing Woody Woodpecker ready to swing his golf club, boldly signed in black ink. Includes COA from MCA Universal Animation Art which describes this cel in part,'The silk-screen lines of the limited edition are reproduced from the original hand-inked cel. The beautiful gouache background is reproduced by lithography on acid free material.' | $175 | 4361 | |
| 54 | Stan Laurel. TLS, 8x10 on personal stationery, March 4, 1959 to a Lee Fleckenstein. In full,'Thanks your nice letter, Feb. 20th. I appreciated your kind sentiments. With pleasure am enclosing you the autograph you so graciously requested, also a little picture of L&H, thought you might like to have one as a souvenir. Again my thanks for your kindly interest. My regards and best wishes, Sincerely always: Stan Laurel.' Lightly mounted to lower portion of letter is the photo, 5x3, black and white with signatures in the photo not signed but inscribed in blue ink by Laurel,'Thanks Lee!' | $170 | 3847 | |
| 55 | Charles W. Lindberg. 8x10 black and white photo of the flag raising in Iwo Jima signed in black ink'Charles W. Lindberg 1st flag Raising, Iwo Jima, Feb. 23, 1945, 10:30 AM.' Pictured in this photograph are Sgt. Hensen (without helmet), Sgt. Thomas (seated by flagpole), Private Michales on guard with carbine and Corporal Lindberg (standing at right). Out of the 40 man platoon that made the climb up Suribachi and raised the first American flag on captured Japanese territory, 36 were killed or wounded in the subsequent fighting on Iwo Jima. | $50 | ||
| 56 | Jack London. Signed 6.25x2.75 check from the Merchants National Bank of San Francisco payable to Remington Typewriter Company for $6.70, July 26, 1910, entirely accomplished in London's hand. | $150 | 212 | |
| 57 | Myrna Loy. 10x8 sepia vintage photo showing William Powell, Myrna Loy and the dog Asta on the set of one of the Thin Man movies signed later by Myrna Loy in black felt pen,'All good wishes. Myrna Loy.' | $35 | ||
| 58 | Jayne Mansfield. 10x8 black and white pinup photo of Mansfield wearing a leopard print bikini leaning on a couch signed atypically in black artist's marker. | $525 | 4372 | |
| 59 | Mike Mazurki. 8x10 black and white photo signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To 'Ron' Fisher. Good Luck to you and my pleasure to sign myname to all of your friends. As ever. Mike Mazurki. Hollywood, Cal. 1980.' | $20 | ||
| 60 | Erhard Milch. Original vintage 3.5x5.5 black and white postcard Hoffman photo of Milch in his Field Marshall uniform boldly signed'Milch' in pencil next to his image. | $85 | 1941 | |
| 61 | Sal Mineo. DS, 8.5x11 Standard AFTRA contract, November 25, 1955 between Sal Mineo and NBC, receiving $650 for his performance on December 4, 1955 as Johnny Swaboda in Trees sponsored by Goodyear, signed in blue ink by the seventeen year old Sal Mineo and also by his mother Josephine Mineo. | $210 | 559 | |
| 62 | Jimmy Murphy. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed Colored pencil cartoon drawing of a man smoking a cigar signed twice and inscribed once,'Greet to Preston from Jimmy Murphy,' Jimmy Murphy LA. Nov. 21-1931.' | $35 | 560 | |
| 63 | Rick Nelson. 8x10 vintage black and white photo of a very young Nelson signed and inscribed in black ink,'To Judy. Yours. Rick Nelson.' | $260 | 4141 | |
| 64 | Ralph C. Newell. Ink sketch of two men in long coats with dueling pistols on a 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink,'With Best Regards. Ralph C. Newell.' | $20 | ||
| 65 | Mike Nichols. 8x10 black and white publicity photo from the 1996 movie The Birdcage which Nichols directed, signed in blue ink. | $20 | ||
| 66 | Margaret O'Brien. 8x10 black and white reproduction photo of O'Brien as a child signed and inscribed later in purple felt pen,'To John & Gail. Two wonderful people! love. Margaret O'Brien.' | $15 | 4384 | |
| 67 | Margaret O'Brien. Original vintage glossy 10x13 photo from the 1945 drama Our Vines Have Tender Grapes signed and inscribed later in blue felt pen. Studio writeup printed on verso. | $35 | ||
| 68 | Barack Obama. Rawlings Little League baseball signed on the sweet spot in black Sharpie. | $170 | 2100 | |
| 69 | Gunther Rall. 5x3 card signed in black ink. | $25 | ||
| 70 | Donna Reed. 4.5x6.5 black and white photo of a young, smiling Reed signed in blue fountain pen ink,'Hello & Good wishes from Donna Reed.' | $85 | 4218 | |
| 71 | Ralph Richardson. 8x10 black and white vintage publicity photo from the 1948 movie The Heiress signed later in blue ink,'Best Wishes. Ralph Richardson 'Heiress.'' | $55 | 119 | |
| 72 | Jason Robards. 8x10 black and white photo of a fairly young Robards signed and inscribed in black ink,'To Rob. Best Always, Jason Robards.' | $25 | ||
| 73 | Roy Rogers and Monte Hale. 5x3 card signed in black felt pen by Rogers and in blue ink by Hale. | $30 | ||
| 74 | Gilbert Roland. 8x10 sepia vintage photograph signed and inscribed in brown fountain pen ink,'To Betty Moreau - most sincerely. Gilbert Roland. 1951.' | $20 | ||
| 75 | Eleanor Roosevelt. 4x3 White House card signed as first lady in blue fountain pen ink. | $130 | 4384 | |
| 76 | Arnold Schwarzenegger. 10x8 color photo of near-naked Arnold from the firstTerminator movie, signed and inscribed in gold ink,'To Ralph. All the best. Arnold Schwarzenegger.' | $110 | 3683 | |
| 77 | R. C. Springer. 5.75x3.5 album sheet with a signed cartoon in color of a man in an apron dipping a brush into green ink, captioned'The next 20 years ain't goin' to be so good! 20th Anniversary of the Evening Herald birthday. 1931. R. C. Springer.' | $15 | 560 | |
| 78 | Susan Strasberg. 8x10 black and white vintage photo of a young, smiling Strasberg signed in black ink,'Best Wishes from Susan Strasberg.' | $30 | 1123 | |
| 79 | Gloria Stuart. 8x10 black and white reproduction photo of Gloria Stuart with Claude Rains from the classic 1933 sci-fi movie The Invisible Man signed by Stuart later in black felt pen. | $35 | 4141 | |
| 80 | Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn. 8x10 color of the smiling couple on a boardwalk signed in blue felt pen. | $50 | ||
| 81 | Rod Taylor. 8x10 black and white photo of Taylor fighting the beasts in The Time Machine signed in black felt pen. | $20 | 447 | |
| 82 | Paul W. Tibbetts. 10x8 black and white famous photo of Tibbetts waving from the cockpit of the Enola Gay just before takeoff to drop the first atomic bomb. | $70 | 428 | |
| 83 | Claire Trevor. 8x10 vintage photo of a smiling, young Trevor signed and inscribed in black ink,'To Bill. Claire Trevor.' | $35 | 4384 | |
| 84 | C. H. Wellington. 5.75x3.5 album sheet with a self-portrait of Wellington raising a glass of champagne signed and inscribed in ink,'Here's How, Pres! C. H. Wellington.' | $50 | 3542 | |
| 85 | Billy Wilder. 10x8 black and white photo from the 1964 sex-farce movie Kiss Me Stupid showing Wilder holding a cigar talking to star Kim Novak, signed in black felt pen,'Billy Wilder 84.' | $35 | ||
| 86 | Tennessee Williams. 8.5x4 sheet removed from a playbill signed and inscribed in blue ink,'To Eddie. Love. Tennessee Williams. Keep Singing.' | $80 | 4384 | |
| 87 | Natalie Wood. 8x10 black and white photo of a contemplative Wood signed in blue ballpoint pen ink. | $300 | 4416 | |
| 88 | WWII Flying Ace. Herschel Green. 8x10 black and white photo of Green during World War II standing in front of his plane signed later in black Sharpie. | $20 | 119 | |
| 89 | WWII Flying Ace. Steve M. Pisanos. 8x10 black and white photo of Pisanos wearing his World War II flight outfit signed later in black felt pen. | $20 | ||
| 90 | WWII. B29 Superfortress. 1st Lt. Ervin Spindle. A group of six letters postmarked from November 21 to May 27, 1945 written to a Miss Jane Palmer of Colorado Springs. Lt. Spindle writes to his girl friend first from Lowry Field in Denver where he first studied, then at Walker Air force base in Victoria Kansas, then in Cuba where he flew B29s and finally in Guam where he flew as Flight Engineer on the B29 Superfortress City of Reno which flew 21 missions and was awarded multiple air medals. The City of Reno was from the 459th Bomb Squad which was part of the 330th Bomb Group. The 330th Bomb Group consisted of the 457th, 458th, 459th Bomb Squadron. After training at Walker Air Force base in Kanas, the 330th's Ground Echelon arrived at Guam on February 18, 1945. The first 330th B29 Superfortresses set down at North Field, Guam on March 25, 1945. The 330th first flew against Japan on April 12, 1945. Its forty-seventh and final bombing strike was in the air at the hour the Japanese capitulation was announced on August 15, 1945. The 330th had the lowest overall abort rate on the ground, and the highest over-the-target rate of any Bomb Group in the entire 20th Air Force. The 330th flew 1,320 combat sorties, 18,978 combat hours and had dropped 7,039 tons of high explosives and incendiary bombs into the heart of the enemy's industry. Most of the letters describe the day to day affairs of an air force officer. It includes many references to his car Junior. His last letter, however, is exceptional. Autograph letter signed Ervin on two 5.5x8 sheets of paper, original signed envelope, in part.'Somewhere over the Pacific, 25 May '45.... If you can't read this writing very well, it's because the air if kind of bumpy. We're on our way back from a mission now. Had a hot party up Tokyo-way yesterday. It was torrid in the air as well as on the ground, and the Nips throwing up are frantic, though rather ineffective defense. Sometimes I get the idea that they don't like us to fly over their sacred soil. By the way, did you ever meet General Power in Colo. Springs. I haven't met him personally, but from what I've seen of him at Wing meetings, he seems to be a might fine fellow. Larry, one of our young gunners, is sitting in my seat, getting checked out in my position. He's concentrating on all the instruments and asks a question occasionally. He's pretty smart. I'm going to teach him cruise control one of these days. I'm glad to hear you intend to make your home in California. I am too. I sure am looking forward to the day I see your smiling face again, you lovely kid, and oh baby, what thoughts and anticipation. Write soon, honey, and lots of luck in your new job. Love, Ervin.' Lt. Spindle survived the war and had a successful career as a civic engineer in Santa Ana, California. | $50 | ||
| 91 | WWII. V-J Day. Carl S. Muscarello. 8.5x11 color reproduction photo of the cover of Life magazine signed and inscribed in black felt pen'To Judy. Best Wishes. Carl S. Muscarello.' | $45 | 3542 | |
| 92 | Robert Young. 8x10 black and white vintage photo signed later in green ink. | $25 | ||
| 93 | Maria Alba. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed in Spanish using her birth name Maria Casajuana, Santa Cruz, April 14, 1928. | $25 | 4419 | |
| 94 | Perry Askam. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed,'Dec. 10 '28. Preston Sawyer. Lots of good luck. Hope to see you again. Perry Askam. The Desert Song.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 95 | Lionel Barrymore. 5.5x4.5 original vintage album sheet signed in blue fountain pen ink,'To Stanley. Best Wishes. Lionel Barrymore.' | $60 | ||
| 96 | Marjorie Beebe. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed in blue ink,'May 18, 1928. Best wishes for Mr. Preston Sawyer and Santa Cruz. Majorie Beebe. 'The Farmers Daughter.'' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 97 | Humphrey Bogart. Vintage 5.5x4.5 off-white album sheet signed in black fountain pen ink. | $590 | 4372 | |
| 98 | Sidney Bracy. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed'Wishing you all the good things in life, in fact part of the million from the'Million Dollar Mystery.' [1927 movie]. With happy memories. Sidney Bracy. 1931.' | $20 | 4419 | |
| 99 | Edward Connelly. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in brown ink'March 5, 1919. As ever, Edward Connelly.' Also signed by his actress wife Virginia Ross Connelly (1859-1935). | $10 | 4195 | |
| 100 | William Courtenay. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink'Faithfully William Courtenay.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 101 | John Davidson. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed'John Davidson San Francisco June 19 1931.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 102 | Cecil B. DeMille. Vintage 5.5x3.5 album sheet signed in black fountain pen ink. | $45 | 1063 | |
| 103 | Morton Downey, Sr. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink,'Sincere Wishes. Morton Downey.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 104 | Deanna Durbin. 5.5x4.5 original vintage album sheet signed in blue fountain pen ink,'To Stanley. Best Wishes. Deanna Durbin.' | $35 | ||
| 105 | Maurice Gunsky. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed and inscribed in black ink,'March 25, 1928. Santa Cruz Calif. T Preston Sawyer with best wishes. Maurice J. Gunsky. Just a radio tenor.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 106 | Wanda Hawley. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in ink,'May 16th 1931. To Mr. Sawyer (not Tom). My best wishes. Wanda Hawley. Santa Cruz.' | $20 | 119 | |
| 107 | Walter Huston. Vintage 5.5x4.5 album sheet signed and inscribed in black fountain pen ink,'To Harold. Walt Huston.' | $35 | 465 | |
| 108 | Joe Jefferson. 2.5x1.5 irregular cut closely clipped ink signature'J. Jefferson' on 3x2 card. | $15 | 2664 | |
| 109 | Jennifer Jones. 6.5x3 off-white card signed in blue ballpoint pen ink. | $70 | 4218 | |
| 110 | Henry Kolker. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in bold black ink'Sincerely Henry Kolker.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 111 | Ernie Kovacs. 5.5x4.5 vintage album sheet signed and inscribed in blue ink,'To Joanne. Very best from...your uncle. Ernie Kovacs.' | $75 | 40 | |
| 112 | Arthur Lake. 5.5x4.5 original vintage album sheet signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink'Hi Stanley. Arthur Lake' with original ink sketch of Dagwood Bumstead. | $35 | ||
| 113 | Sidney Lawford and Shirley Mason. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in blue fountain pen ink'& Me too. Sidney Lawford 3-12-28' and'Most Sincerely Shirley Mason.' | $15 | 4195 | |
| 114 | Robert Lowery. 5.5x4.5 original vintage album sheet signed in blue fountain pen ink'To Stanley. Sincerely. Bob Lowery.' Inscribed signature of Don Ameche on the verso. | $35 | ||
| 115 | Queena Mario. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink. | $10 | 4195 | |
| 116 | Marx brothers. Groucho, Chico and Harpo. 5x3 lined card signed in black ink by Groucho Marx, Chico Mar and Harpo Marx.' | $875 | 76 | |
| 117 | Eric Mayne. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in blue ink,'With best wishes. Yours sincerely, Eric Mayne. Sept. 12, 1928.' | $20 | 4419 | |
| 118 | Lois Moran. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in blue ink,'Most sincerely. Lois Moran. March, 1928. Fox Studio.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 119 | Frank Morgan. 5.5x4.5 original vintage album sheet signed in blue fountain pen ink,'To Stanley. Best Wishes. Frank Morgan.' | $225 | 868 | |
| 120 | Wheeler Oakman. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in ink,'March 5/19. All the luck in the world. Sincerely. Wheeler Oakman.' | $20 | 119 | |
| 121 | Seth Parker. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in ink'Kindest regards to Sawyer. Seth Parker.' Collectors ink note in lower margin states signatures was obtained on November 22, 1931 in Los Angeles. | $10 | 4195 | |
| 122 | Arthur Rosson. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in blue ink,'Best wish, all ways and always. Arthur Rosson. May 26/28.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 123 | Adele Rowland. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed | $10 | 4195 | |
| 124 | J. Gordon Russell. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in brown ink,'Pleasant memories of a pleasant meeting - always. J. Gordon Russell. 1920.' | $20 | 4419 | |
| 125 | Frank Sinatra. Vintage 5.5x4.5 gray album sheet signed in pencil. Two small newspaper photos on either side of page. Collector's ink notation on lower margin states the signature was obtained at the Paramount Theatre, New York on March 27, 1952. | $260 | 858 | |
| 126 | Berthold Sprotte. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in green fountain pen ink,'With best wishes and kindest regards. Bert Sprotte. January 13, 1920.' Signed on the verso by director Jimmie Flood (1895-1953). | $20 | 4419 | |
| 127 | Lincoln Stedman. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in blue ink,'With my best wishes for all the good things of life. Sincerely. Lincoln Stedman. May 18, 1928. My birthday. Age?' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 128 | Josef Swickard. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink'to Preston Sawyer. In all sincerity. Josef Swickard. May 8th 1931. | $20 | 4419 | |
| 129 | Mae West. 5.5x4.5 vintage album sheet signed in black ink with her most famous saying,'Come up and see me some time. Mae West.' | $145 | 4040 | |
| 130 | Marek Windheim and Alfredo Gandolfi. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed | $10 | 4195 | |
| 131 | Thomas A. Wise. 5.75x3.5 album sheet signed in black ink,'Sincerely yours. Thos. A. Wise. July 7-1919.' | $10 | 4195 | |
| 132 | Edward Albee. 6x9 complete playbill for premier performance of Martin Beck Theatre production of The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. Signed in ink on cast page by Dewhurst, Albee and Schneider. | $35 | ||
| 133 | Robert Altman, Kathy Bates, Cher, Sandy Dennis, Karen Black, Martin Heflin and Sudie Bond. Original and complete 6x9 playbill for the opening night performance on February 18, 1982 at the Martin Beck Theatre for Come Back to the 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean, signed by all in blue felt pen on cast page. | $150 | 718 | |
| 134 | Claudette Colbert. Original and complete 5.5x8.5 playbill for the December 24, 1923 performance of The Wild Westcotts peformed at the Frzee Theatre signed in blue ink circa 1981 by Colbert. | $30 | 4384 | |
| 135 | Sandy Dennis, Hope Lange, Jack Gilford, Betty Garrett, Joyce Van Patten and director Gene Saks and playwright George Furth.. Original and complete 6x9 playbill for the opening night performance on August 6, 1981 at the Biltmore Theatre for the new comedy The Supporting Cast signed by all in blue felt pen on cast page. | $30 | 498 | |
| 136 | Mary Martin and Anthony Quayle. Original and complete 6x9 playbill for the 1978 Forty-Sixth Street Theatre production of Do You Turn Somersaults? signed in blue felt pen on front cover. | $20 | 498 | |
| 137 | Tony Randall and Jack Klugman. 6x9 original playbill for the Colonial Theatre production of The Odd Couple signed in blue ballpoint pen ink. | $30 | ||
| 138 | George C. Scott, Maureen Stapleton and Neil Simon . 6x9 complete playbill for February 14, 1968 Plymouth Theatre production of Plaza Suite. Signed in ink on front cover by Scott and Stapleton and in brown ink by Simon on his printed biography on page 22. | $35 | ||
| 139 | The Accused. Robert Cumming. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1949 movie The Accused signed in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 140 | The Affairs of Dobie Gillis. Debbie Reynolds. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 musical The Affairs of Dobie Gillis signed in black felt pen above her image. | $20 | ||
| 141 | Beyond the Time Barrier. Robert Clarke. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 5 of 8 for the 1959 sci-fi movie Beyond the Time Barrier signed in black Sharpie,'Best Wishes. Robert Clarke '97.' | $30 | ||
| 142 | The Big land. Virginia Mayo. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the 1957 movie The Big Land signed in black felt pen. | $15 | ||
| 143 | Billy Rose's Jumbo. Martha Raye. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 5 of 8 for the 1962 movie Billy Rose's Jumbo signed in black felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 144 | Boy on a Dolphin. Sophia Loren. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 2 of 8 for the 1957 movie Boy on a Dolphin signed in blue felt pen. | $35 | 1189 | |
| 145 | The Bride Wore Red. Robert Young. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1937 movie The Bride Wore Red signed later in black felt pen. | $25 | 179 | |
| 146 | Bright Leaf. Lauren Bacall. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1950 movie Bright Leaf signed and inscribed later in black felt pen,'For Clint. Best. Lauren Bacall. | $25 | ||
| 147 | Champ For a Day. Harry Morgan and Audrey Totter. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 5 of 8 for the 1953 crime drama Champ For a Day signed and inscribed by both in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 148 | The Champ. Faye Dunaway. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1979 movie The Champ signed in black felt pen. | $25 | 1189 | |
| 149 | Claudia and David. Robert Young and Dorothy McGuire.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1946 movie Claudia and David signed later by each in black felt pen. | $20 | ||
| 150 | Claudia and David. Robert Young and Dorothy McGuire.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1946 movie Claudia and David signed later by McGuire in black felt pen and signed and inscribed in black felt pen by Young,'To John J. Cordially.' | $20 | ||
| 151 | Claudia. Dorothy McGuire. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1943 movie Claudia signed at top white margin in blue felt pen. | $20 | ||
| 152 | Commando. Arnold Schwarzeneger. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 1 of 8 for the 1985 movie Commando signed boldly in gold ink. | $45 | 1189 | |
| 153 | Bill Cosby. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1980 Disney movie The Devil and Max Delvin signed in black felt pen. | $15 | ||
| 154 | Creature from the Black Lagoon. Julie Adams. 14x11 vintage color lobby card from the 1954 cult classic Creature from the Black Lagoon signed by Adams in blue Sharpie'HELP! Julie Adams' and also signed in blue Sharpie by Chapman,'Aloha. B. G. Chapman Jr. Hawaii 3-26-03.' | $80 | 718 | |
| 155 | The Cross of Lorraine. Gene Kelly and Jean Pierre Aumont. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1943 WWII drama of the fighting French The Cross of Lorraine signed in black felt pen by Kelly and Aumont | $50 | ||
| 156 | The Crowded Sky. Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 4 of 8 for the 1960 movie The Crowded Sky signed later in black marker by Zimbalist on his image. | $15 | ||
| 157 | Dangerous Number. Ann Sothern and Robert Young.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1937 movie Dangerous Number signed later in black felt pen by Sothern and by Young who adds'Cordially.' | $35 | ||
| 158 | The Doctor and the Girl. Janet Leigh. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1949 movie The Doctor and the Girl signed in black felt pen by Leigh above her image. | $25 | ||
| 159 | Executive Suite. Shelley Winters. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1961 movie Executive Suite signed by Shelley in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 160 | Having Wonderful Life. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1938 movie Having Wonderful Time signed later in black felt pen. | $20 | ||
| 161 | Fantastic Voyage. Raquel Welch. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1966 blockbuster sci-fi movie Fantastic Voyage signed in blue felt pen. | $60 | 868 | |
| 162 | Feudin', Fussin' and A'Fightin'.Donald O'Connor. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1948 comedy Feudin', Fussin' and A'Fightin' signed and inscribed in blue felt pen,'To Clint. All the Best. Donald O'Connor.' | $20 | ||
| 163 | Fingers at the Window. Laraine Day and Lew Ayres. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1942 movie Fingers at the Window signed and inscribed later by Day in blue felt pen and signed and inscribed in white ink by Ayres,'To Clint! from Lew Ayres 1989. Photo 1939.' | $30 | ||
| 164 | French Leave. Jackie Cooper. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the 1948 movie French Leave signed in black felt pen,'Best always. Jackie Cooper. 5/95.' | $30 | ||
| 165 | The Fuller Brush Man. Red Skelton. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1948 comedy The Fuller Brush Man signed in black felt pen,'My thanks. Red Skelton.' | $65 | 4361 | |
| 166 | Fun on a Weekend. Eddie Bracken. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 5 of 8 for the 1947 movie Fun on a Weekend signed and inscribed in blue ink,'Hi Clint. Eddie Bracken.' | $15 | ||
| 167 | The Furies. Barbara Stanwyck. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1950 Western The Furies signed in black felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 168 | The Fuzzy Pink Night Gown. Jane Russell. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card numbered 1 of 8 for the 1957 romantic comedy The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown signed in black felt pen,'My last flick. Jane Russell.' | $30 | ||
| 169 | Girl in White. June Allyson. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 6 of 8 for the 1952 movie The Girl in White signed in black felt pen. | $25 | 4218 | |
| 170 | The Golden Hawk. Rhonda Fleming. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1952 movie The Golden Hawk signed by Fleming in brown felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 171 | The Goodbye Girl. Marsha Mason. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1977 romantic comedy The Goodbye Girl signed vertically in blue Sharpie. | $40 | 715 | |
| 172 | The Goodbye Girl. Marsha Mason. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 4 of 8 for the 1977 romantic comedy The Goodbye Girl signed vertically in blue Sharpie. | $20 | 834 | |
| 173 | Goodbye, My Fancy. Robert Young. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1951 movie Goodby, My Fancy signed in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 174 | The Greatest. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 5 of 8 for the 1977 movie The Greatest showing Muhamad Ali talking with Borgnine, signed in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 175 | Hot Blood. Jane Russell. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1956 movie Hot Blood signed in black felt pen,'Jane Russell. A real gypsy.' | $30 | ||
| 176 | The Illustrated Man. Ray Bradbury. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 6 of 8 for the 1969 sci-fi movie The Illustrated Man signed in black felt pen. | $45 | 1063 | |
| 177 | It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. Mickey Rooney. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 4 of 8 for the 1964 comedy It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World showing Rooney with Buddy Hackett, signed in black felt pen'Peace. Mickey Rooney.' | $35 | 834 | |
| 178 | Johnny Belinda. Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1948 movie John Belinda signed later in black felt pen by Ayres and fountain pen by Wyman. | $80 | 4218 | |
| 179 | Madame Curie. Van Johnson. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1943 movie Madame Curie signed in red marker by Johnson. | $50 | 718 | |
| 180 | Magic. Anthony Hopkins. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1978 movie Magic signed in silver ink. | $35 | 1063 | |
| 181 | Man in the Dark. Audrey Totter. 14x11 vintage color lobby card of the 1953 crime drama Man in the Dark signed later in black felt pen,'Much Joy. Audrey Totter.' | $35 | 4011 | |
| 182 | Mark of the Lash. Lash LaRue. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 7 of 8 for the 1948 Western Mark of the Lash, signed in black felt pen. | $25 | 1198 | |
| 183 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card for the 1955 blockbuster movie Marty signed in blue felt pen on a cartoon of him making a phone call. | $80 | 447 | |
| 184 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine making a telephone call signed in black felt pen. | $30 | 1198 | |
| 185 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine in his butcher shop signed in black felt pen. | $30 | 1198 | |
| 186 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine talking to a couple signed in black felt pen. | $30 | 1198 | |
| 187 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine drying dishes signed in black felt pen. | $55 | 1198 | |
| 188 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine standing behind two couples signed inblue felt pen. | $30 | 1198 | |
| 189 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine with co-star Betsy Blair signed in blue felt pen. | $75 | 447 | |
| 190 | Marty. Ernest Borgnine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card showing Borgnine in suit with an extremely loud tie signed in black felt pen. | $55 | 1198 | |
| 191 | Murder, Inc. Stuart Whitman. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card numbered 1 of 8 for the 1960 film noir Murder Inc. signed in blue ink. | $35 | ||
| 192 | My Blood Runs Cold. Troy Donahue. 14x11 vintage color lobby TITLE card numbered 1 of 8 for the 1965 movie My Blood Runs Cold signed and inscribed very large in black marker'To F. M.S. Avril. 'Easy Does it.' Troy Donahue.' | $35 | ||
| 193 | My Geisha. Shirley MacLane. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 2 of 8 for the 1962 comedy My Geisha signed and inscribed in blue felt pen,'Love to Clint! Shirley MacLane.' | $20 | ||
| 194 | Night Has a Thousand Eyes. John Lund. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1948 movie Night Has a Thousand Eyes signed and inscribed later in black ink,'To Clint. John Lund.' | $20 | ||
| 195 | No Way To Treat a Lady. Rod Steiger. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 4 of 8 for the 1968 film noir No Way to Treat a Lady signed in black felt pen. | $30 | 447 | |
| 196 | North by North West. Eva Marie Saint. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the Alfred Hitchcock classic North by Northwest signed and inscribed later in blue felt pen,'To Mr. Yow. My Best. Eva Marie Saint.' | $60 | 447 | |
| 197 | On Golden Pond. Katharine Hepburn. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 2 of 8 for the 1981 movie On Golden Pond signed in black felt pen in left portion below her image. | $185 | 179 | |
| 198 | One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Jack Nicholson. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the classic 1975 comedy One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest signed in purple Sharpie. | $85 | 715 | |
| 199 | Parrish. Troy Donahue. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 4 of 8 for the 1961 movie Parrish signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To the 'Discovery Network.' All the best. Troy Donahue.' | $25 | ||
| 200 | Patton. Karl Malden.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the movie Patton showing Malden as General Omar Bradley signed and inscribed in black Sharpie,'To J. C. My best! Karl Malden.' Title of movie printed on verso. | $35 | ||
| 201 | A Raisin in the Sun. Sidney Poitier. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1961 movie A Raisin in the Sun signed in black felt pen. | $30 | 868 | |
| 202 | The Reluctant Astronaut. Don Knotts. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1967 movie The Reluctant Astronaut, signed in blue felt pen. | $25 | 868 | |
| 203 | The Road to Hong Kong. Bob Hope. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 2 of 8 for the 1962 movie The Road to Hong Kong signed later in black felt pen. | $20 | 3526 | |
| 204 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet signed in blue felt pen. | $35 | ||
| 205 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack standing next to his plane signed in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 206 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack standing in an office with three other officers, signed in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 207 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack pointing to a map, signed in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 208 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack embracing a woman, signed in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 209 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack stepping into the cockpit of his plane, signed in blue felt pen. | $35 | 4361 | |
| 210 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing Stack standing in a back yard talking to a woman, signed in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 211 | Sabre Jet. Robert Stack. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1953 movie Sabre Jet showing showing Colleen Gray and Julie Bishop, signed by Stack in blue felt pen. | $30 | ||
| 212 | San Antonio Kid. Robert Blake and Linda Stirling. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1944 Red Ryder Western San Antonio Kid signed in black felt pen by Blake who played the role of Little Beaver and signed and inscribed in black ink at top,'To Clinton Brown. Sincerely, Linda Stirling.' | $50 | ||
| 213 | The Secret Invasion. Stewart Granger and Edd Byrnes. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1964 WWII movie The Secret Invasion signed and inscribed later in blue felt pen by Granger and Byrnes. | $30 | ||
| 214 | The Shanghai Story. Ruth Roman. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1954 movie The Shanghai Story signed and inscribed in blue ink,'To Clint. All my best. Ruth Roman.' | $20 | ||
| 215 | Slave Girl. Yvonne DeCarlo . Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1956 movie Slave Girl signed and inscribed in red ink,'To Clint. Luck. Yvonne DeCarlo.' |
$25 | ||
| 216 | Smokey and the Bandit. Burt Reynolds and Sally Field. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1977 movie Smokey and the Bandit signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To Jim + Kathy. Love. Burt Reynolds' and in black Sharpie,'Love & Kisses. Sally Field.' | $40 | 1189 | |
| 217 | Some Kind of Hero. Richard Pryor. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card numbered 1 of 8 for the movie Some Kind of Hero signed in blue felt pen. | $45 | 834 | |
| 218 | Something Wild. Melanie Griffith. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1986 movie Something Wild signed in black Sharpie. | $20 | 447 | |
| 219 | Son of Paleface. Bob Hope and Jane Russell. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the 1952 movie Son of Paleface signed by Hope in black ink and by Russell in black felt pen. | $75 | 447 | |
| 220 | Starting Over. Burt Reynolds and Jill Clayburgh. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1979 movie Starting Over signed in silver ink by Reynolds and blue felt pen by Clayburgh. | $25 | ||
| 221 | The Steel Helmet. Gene Evans. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 7 of 8 for the WWII classic movie The Steel Helmet signed later in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 222 | Sweet Rose O'Grady. Robert Young. 14x11 vintage color lobby for the 1943 movie Sweet Rose O'Grady signed later in black felt pen. |
$20 | ||
| 223 | Tender is the Night. Joan Fontaine. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1961 movie of F. Scott Fitzgerald's celebrated love story Tender is the Night signed by Fontaine in gold ink in lower portion of card. | $25 | 4218 | |
| 224 | That Forsyte Woman. Janet Leigh. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 8 of 8 for the 1949 movie That Forsyte Woman signed later by Leigh in black felt pen above her image. | $15 | ||
| 225 | That Touch of Mink. Doris Day. 14x11 vintage color lobby card for the 1962 movie That Touch of Mink signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To f. M. S. Prod with love. Doris Day.' | $30 | ||
| 226 | That Uncertain Feeling. Burgess Meredith. 14x11 vintage color lobby for the 1941 movie Ernst Lubitsch's That Uncertain Feeling signed in lower blank margin in black felt pen,'Greetings! from Burgess Meredith.' | $35 | 1063 | |
| 227 | The Sunshine Boys. George Burns and Walter Matthau. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 2 of 8 for the 1975 movie The Sunshine Boys signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To Steve. Best. George Burns. | $150 | 3995 | |
| 228 | They Got Me Covered. Bob Hope. 14x11 vintage color lobby card number for out of 8 for the 1951 comedy They Got Me Covered signed in black felt pen by Hope. | $35 | ||
| 229 | Thoroughly Modern Millie. Carol Channing. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the 1967 musical Thoroughly Modern Millie signed in blue Sharpie,'With cheers for this library-museum. Carol Channing.' | $30 | ||
| 230 | Trooper Hook. Barbara Stanwyck. 14x11 vintage color lobby card numbered 3 of 8 for the 1957 Western Trooper Hook signed later in black felt pen. | $25 | ||
| 231 | Two Guys from Texas. Dorothy Malone, Penny Edwards and Forrest Tucker.. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1948 movie Two Guys from Texas, each signed in blue ink. | $25 | 4403 | |
| 232 | Two Loves. Shirley MacLane. 14x11 vintage color TITLE lobby card numbered 1 of 8 for the 1961 love story Two Loves signed in black ink,'Love Always! Shirley MacLane.' | $30 | ||
| 233 | Up Front. Tom Ewell. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1951 movie Bill Mauldin's Up Front signed and inscribed in black felt pen,'To Clint. My best wishes. Tom Ewell 3-31-90.' | $35 | ||
| 234 | Waterfront. Dennis Morgan. Original 14x11 color lobby card for the 1939 movie Waterfront signed and inscribed later in black felt pen,'To Clint. Dennis Morgan.' | $20 | ||
| 235 | Wild Geese Calling. Joan Bennett. 14x11 vintage color lobby for the 1941 movie Wild Geese Calling signed in black ink above her name in the credit's box. | $25 | ||
| 236 | Jean-Pierre Aumont. Signed book: Sun and Shadow. An Autobiography. Foreward by Francois Truffaut. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. New York, 1977. Signed and inscribed in blue ink on front free endpaper. | $30 | ||
| 237 | Anne Baxter. Signed book: Intermission. A True Story. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 384 pages. New York, 1976. First edition. Signed and inscribed in black felt pen on front free endpaper,'To Sheilah! Anne Baxter.' | $35 | 119 | |
| 238 | Erskine Caldwell. Signed book: All-Out on the Road to Smolensk. 6x9, hardcover. 230 pages. New York, 1942. Third printing. Signed and inscribed to the legendary English writer, Alec Waugh,'To Alec Waugh. This is not a very old book, but it seems as if it took place a long, long time ago. Erskine Caldwell.' | $110 | 1941 | |
| 239 | Robert J. Casey. Signed book: Torpedo Junction. With the Pacific Fleet from Pearl Harbor to Midway. 6.5x10, hardcover. 424 pages. New York, (1942). Signed in ink on front free endpaper. | $35 | ||
| 240 | Winston Churchill. Signed book: The Celebrity. 6x9, pictorial cloth cover. 302 pages. New York, 1898. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. Also laid in loose is a 1937 ALS on a postcard giving a collector instructions for mailing The Celebrity. | $35 | ||
| 241 | Tony Curtis. Signed book: Tony Curtis: The Autobiography. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 352 pages. New York, 1993. First edition. Signed and inscribed in blue ink on front free endpaper. | $30 | 389 | |
| 242 | John R. Deane. Signed book: The Strange Alliance. The Story of Our Efforts at Wartime Co-Operation with Russia. 6x9, hardcover. 344 pages, indexed. New York, 1947 . First edition. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. | $30 | ||
| 243 | Dwight D. Eisenhower. Signed special bookplate mounted on half title in book: Waging Peace. The White House Years. A Personal Account 1956-1961. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 741 pages. New York, 1965. First trade edition. Signed in ink on pictorial bookplate mounted on half title signed in black ink'With best wishes. Dwight D. Eisenhower.' Typewritten text above signature reads'The Eisenhoweer Farm at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Publication date October 14, 1965. The Second Volume of 'The White House Years.' For: Veda Jonesl.' | $450 | 1189 | |
| 244 | Dale Evans Rogers. Signed book: Grandparents Can. By Dale Evans Rogers with Carole C. Carlson. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 128 pages. New York, 1983. Signed and inscribed in ink on front free endpaper. | $25 | ||
| 245 | Frank Fay. Signed book: How to Be Poor. Illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 172 pages. New York, 1945. Signed and inscribed in black ink on frontispiece portrait by Fay. | $20 | ||
| 246 | (F. Scott Fitzgerald). The Far Side of Paradise. A Biography of F. Scott Fitzgerald. By Arthur Mizener. Signed book: The Far Side of Paradise. A Biography of F. Scott Fitzgerald. By Arthur Mizener. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 362 pages, indexed Boston, 1951. Signed in ink by biographer Mizener on front free endpaper. | $35 | 389 | |
| 247 | Al Franken. Signed book: Oh, the Things I Know! A Guide to Success, or, Failing that, Happiness. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 157 pages. New York, 2002. First edition. Signed in ink on title page. | $25 | 78 | |
| 248 | Betty Garrett. Signed book: Betty Garrett and Other Songs. A Life on Stage and Screen. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 306 pages. Indexed. Signed and inscribed in blue Sharpie to veteran actor Robert Young,'For Robert Young with love & great admiration. Betty Garrett. April 1998.' | $25 | 2664 | |
| 249 | Stewart Granger. Signed book: Sparks Fly Upward. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 416 pages, indexed. London, 1981. Signed and inscribed in black felt pen on front free endpaper. | $30 | 389 | |
| 250 | Gene Hackman and Daniel Lenihan. Signed book: Justice for None. A Novel. 6x9, jacket. 307 pages. New York, 2004. First edition. Signed by both in black ink on title page. | $25 | 2664 | |
| 251 | Pat Hitchcock O'Connell. Signed book: Alma Hitchcock. The Woman Behind the Man. By Pat Hitchock O'Connell and Laurent Bouzereau. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 289 pages. New York, 2001. First edition. Signed in ink by Pat Hitchcock O'Connell on title page. | $25 | 2664 | |
| 252 | Celeste Holm and Gary Merrill. Signed book: More About All About Eve. A Colloquy by Gary Carey with Joseph L. Mankiewicz together with His Screenplay All About Eve. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. xxx pages. New York, 1972. Signed in ink by both Holm and Merrill on title page. | $40 | 2664 | |
| 253 | John Houseman. Signed book: Front & Center. 1942/1955. 5.5x8.5, soft cover, jacket. Illustrated. 512 pages, indexed. New York, 1979. First edition. Signed in ink on | $35 | 616 | |
| 254 | Sol Hurok. Signed book: 6x9, hardcover. S. Hurok presents... The World of Ballet. Illustrated. 317 pages, indexed. London, 1955. First edition. Signed and inscribed on front free endpaper,'To Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. With deep and sincere admiration and respect. Cordially. S. Hurok.' Schlesinger (1917-2007) was an American historian and Pulitzer prize winning author. He was Kennedy's speech writer and Special Assistant to Kennedy. He wrote a detailed account of the Kennedy administration, A Thousand Days. | $35 | ||
| 255 | George Jessel. Signed book: The World I Lived In. By George Jessel with John Austin. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. xxx pages. Chicago, 1975. Signed and inscribed in black felt pen on front free endpaper,'To Terry. Very sincere wish. George Jessel, 75.' | $35 | 389 | |
| 256 | Shirley Jones. Signed book: Shirley Marty. An Unlikely Love Story. By Shirley Jones and Marty Ingels. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 334 pages, indexed. New York, 1990. First edition. Signed and inscribed in felt pen on front free endpaper. | $25 | 389 | |
| 257 | H. V. Kaltenborn. Signed book: I Broadcast the Crisis. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 390 pages. New York, 1938. First edition. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. | $30 | 389 | |
| 258 | Caroline Kennedy. Signed book: A Family Christmas. Selected and Introduced by Caroline Kennedy. 8x10, hardcover, jacket. Illustrated. 332 pages. New York, 2007. First edition. Signed in ink on | $75 | 3542 | |
| 259 | John F. Kennedy. Signed and inscribed book: Profiles in Courage. Decisive Moments in the Lives of Celebrated Americans. By Senator John F. Kennedy. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. New York (1956). First edition, later issue (HF). Signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink on front free endpaper,'To a great Democrat. Sylvia Haffner with very best wishes. John Kennedy, San Diego, 56.' |
$5500 | 718 | |
| 260 | Judith Krantz. Signed book: Scruples. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 474 pages. New York, 1978. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. Also signed on half title by director of Ben Hur, Mervyn LeRoy (1900-1987). | $25 | ||
| 261 | Gladys Knight. Signed book: Between Each Line of Pain and Glory. My Life Story. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 280 pages. New York, 1997. First edition. Signed and inscribed in black marker on front free endpaper. | $25 | 3542 | |
| 262 | Jessie Mathews. Signed book: Over My Shoulder. An Autobiography. As Told to Murial Burgess. Illustrated. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 240 pages, indexed. London, 1974. First edition. Signed in ink on front free endpaper,'Best wishes. Jessie Matthews, Sept. 13th, 74.' | $30 | 119 | |
| 263 | Ken Murray. Signed book: The Golden Days of San Simeon. A Portrait of Hearst's Magnificent Castle and the Hollywood Stars Who Glittered There. Introduction by Ronald Reagan. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. Copiously illustrated.163 pages, indexed.. New York, 1972. First edition. Signed in blue marker on front free endpaper. | $20 | ||
| 264 | Patricia Neal. Signed book: As I Am. An Autobiography. By Patricia Neal with Richard DeNeut. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 384 pages, indexed. New York, 1988. First edition. Signed and inscribed in blue ink on front free endpaper,'To Cynthia. Patricia Neal.' | $30 | 389 | |
| 265 | LeRoy Neiman. Signed book: Femlin. 50th Anniversary Collection. Afterword by Hugh Hefner. 9x12, hardcover, jacket. New York, 2007. First edition. Signed in black Sharpie on title page. | $75 | 498 | |
| 266 | The Ox-Bow Incident. Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews and Anthony Quinn. Signed book: The Ox-Bow Incident. By Walter Van Tilburg Clark. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 287 pages. New York, 1942. Signed in ink on title page by the three main actors of the 1943 Academy Award winning movie of the same name. | $210 | 1063 | |
| 267 | Jack Palance. Signed and inscribed book: The Forest of Love. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. Illustrated with line drawings by Palance. 87 pages. First edition. Columbia, SC,. First edition, (1996). Signed and inscribed in black ink on front free endpaper'Jane. Love. Jack Palance.' | $40 | 389 | |
| 268 | Eddie Rickenbacker. Signed book: Fighting the Flying Circus. By Capt. Edward V. Rickenbacker, Commanding Officer, 94th Pursuit Squadron. With Maps and Foreword by Laurence La Tourette Driggs. 6x9. New York, (1919). 369 pages, indexed. Signed boldly in black fountain pen ink on front free endpaper,'Compliments of the Season. E. V. Rickenbacker, 1919. | $75 | ||
| 269 | Mary Roberts Rinehart. Signed book: My Story. A New Edition and Seventeen. Illustrated. 6x9,jacket. 570 pages. New York, 1948. Signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink on front free endpaper,'To Donald Hallman. With my kindest regards. Mary Roberts Rinehart.' | $35 | 389 | |
| 270 | Salman Rushdie. Signed book: The Ground Beneath Her Feet. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 575 pages. New York, 1999. First edition. Signed in ink on half title. | $45 | 389 | |
| 271 | Rod Serling. Signed book: From the Twilight Zone. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 314 pages. New York, 1962. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. | $400 | 498 | |
| 272 | Cardinal Spellman. Signed book: What America Means to Me and Other Poems and Prayers. 6x9, hardcover. 111 pages. New York, 1953. Signed and inscribed in green fountain pen ink on front free endpaper,'James H. Roth with a blessing. F. Cardinal Spellman. | $25 | 3542 | |
| 273 | Jean Stapleton. Signed book: Edith the Good. By Spenser Marsh. Foreword by Jean Stapleton. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 82 pages. New York, 1977. First edition. Signed and inscribed by Stapleton in black ink on half title page. | $25 | 389 | |
| 274 | Adlai Stevenson. Signed and inscribed book: What I think. By Adlai Stevenson. 6x9, hardcover. New York, (1956). First edition. 240 pages, signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink to a prominent California democrat,'To Sylvia Haffner from an admirer! Adlai E. Stevenson. 1956.' | $75 | ||
| 275 | Lewis L. Strauss. Signed book: Men and Decisions. 6x9, hardcover. 468 pages, indexed. New York, 1962 . First edition. Signed in ink on front free endpaper. | $30 | 389 | |
| 276 | Preston Sturges. Signed album sheet affixed to book: Preston Sturges. By Preston Sturges. His Life in His Words. Adapted and edited by Sandy Sturges. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 352 pages, indexed. New York, 1990. Vintage 5.5x4.5 album sheet signed in black fountain pen ink,'Preston Sturges 1941' affixed to front free endpaper. Signed by Sturges' wife Sandy Sturges on dedication page. As a bonus, Eddie Bracken also signed his name at the top of the title page. Bracken (1915-2002) was an American comic actor who made his best films for Sturgess. Sturgess refers to Bracken several times in this autobiography. In very good condition. | $125 | 119 | |
| 277 | Lily Tomlin. Signed book: The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe. By Jane Wagner. Illustrated. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 223 pages. New York, 1986. First edition. Signed in ink on title page by author Wagner as well as Tomlin who made this work famous. | $30 | 868 | |
| 278 | Billy Wilder. Signed book: Sunset Boulevard. From Movie to Musical,. By George Perry. Foreword by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Illustrated. 8x12, hardcover, jacket. 169 pages. New York, 1993. First edition. Signed by Wilder in black felt pen on title page. Below Wilder's signature is a mounted closely clipped ink vintage signature of the former New Yorker's theater critic Charles Brackett (1892-1969) who collaborated with Billy Wilder on 13 movies, including Sunset Blvd. | $100 | ||
| 279 | WW II Luftwaffe. Hans Baur . Multi signed book: Hitler at My Side. By Lieutenant General Hans Baur. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. Illustrated. Translated into English. Houston, TX, 1986. 229 pages. Signed and inscribed in German in ink on title page. | $750 | ||
| 280 | Henny Youngman. Signed book: How Do You Like Me So Far? Preface by Milton Berle. Drawings by Sheila Greenwald. 6x9, hardcover, jacket. 127 pages. New York (1963). First edition. Signed and inscribed in blue ink on front free endpaper,'To Dear Aunt Leah & Uncle Harry. All the best. Hope you have a few laffs [sic]. Your rich nephew. Henry Youngman. | $20 | 715 |