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An autographed signature card featuring a printed portrait of Franz Josef II, Prince of Liechtenstein (Fürst Franz Josef II von Liechtenstein). Signed in ink below the image. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. The card measures approximately 6x4 inches. In good condition. Est Value: $50 - $100 402 / 451 -
An antique handwritten letter dated May 21st, 1906, signed by Victoria Eugénie, Princess of Battenberg (later Queen of Spain), written on the occasion of her marriage. The letter is written on embossed stationery and expresses gratitude for a wedding present. Includes the original addressed envelope with a postmark and stamp, as well as a Certificate of Authenticity. Very Good Condition. Est Value: $150 - $300 404 / 451 -
A cut signature of the famous English actor-manager Sir Gerald du Maurier (1873–1934), mounted on a lined index card with his name written in pencil below. Accompanied by a black and white portrait photograph of the actor in a suit. Good condition. Sir Gerald du Maurier was the father of Daphne Du Maurier. Est Value: $25 - $50 407 / 451 -
A vintage black and white promotional photograph of British actor Leslie Phillips, signed in the upper left corner. Accompanied by a hand-written letter on Aldwych Theatre stationery, dated 23 November 1955, addressed to a fan, thanking her for her letter and mentioning the play 'For Better, For Worse'. The letter is signed by Leslie Phillips. Very Good Condition. Est Value:$50 - $150 408 / 451 -
An autographed souvenir program from the musical "Hello, Dolly!" Signed in blue ink on the upper left portion of the heart by Ginger Rogers. Housed in a protective plastic sleeve. Shows some minor edge wear and age-related toning, but remains in good collectible condition. Est Value: $100 - $250 414 / 451 -
A vintage black and white promotional photo of legendary singer and actress Lena Horne, holding a public health citation. The photo is hand-signed in blue ink, inscribed 'To Alan, Yours, Lena Horne'. Features the production code 'LM-8171' in the bottom left corner. Very good condition. Est Value: $50 - $150 416 / 451 -
A bookmark from the Westport Arts Center Gala in 2001 hand-signed and illustrated by the legendary mime artist Marcel Marceau. The inscription reads "with all my heart Bip" alongside a small drawing of his famous character Bip and a flower, dated 2001. Excellent condition. Est Value: $50 - $150 417 / 451 -
A bookmark from the Westport Arts Center Gala in 2001 hand-signed and illustrated by the legendary mime artist Marcel Marceau. The inscription reads "with all my heart Bip" alongside a small drawing of his famous character Bip and a flower, dated 2001. Excellent condition. Est Value: $50 - $150 418 / 451 -
An original Civil War era manuscript letter dated April 7th, 1865, written from Goldsborough, North Carolina by E.R. Dunham to Mr. E.W. Curtis. The letter consists of two handwritten sheets (first sheet shown) detailing the surrender of 8,000 of General Buckner's Cavalry, thoughts on "crushing the Rebellion," and descriptions of military punishments of the time. Includes a modern typed transcription of key passages. Good condition. Est Value: $25 - $50 421 / 451 -
An original Civil War era manuscript letter dated April 7th, 1865, written from Goldsborough, North Carolina by E.R. Dunham to Mr. E.W. Curtis. The letter consists of two handwritten sheets (first sheet shown) detailing the surrender of 8,000 of General Buckner's Cavalry, thoughts on "crushing the Rebellion," and descriptions of military punishments of the time. Includes a modern typed transcription of key passages. Good condition. Est Value: $25 - $50 422 / 451 -
An original handwritten letter dated March 13th, 1865, written during the final weeks of the American Civil War. The letter is addressed to 'Jackson' from 'your Mother' and discusses family updates, receiving money, and needing clothes and shoes. It is mounted in an album with photo corners. Includes a typed transcription of the letter's contents. Good condition. Est Value: $25 - $50 423 / 451 -
An original handwritten letter dated March 13th, 1865, written during the final weeks of the American Civil War. The letter is addressed to 'Jackson' from 'your Mother' and discusses family updates, receiving money, and needing clothes and shoes. It is mounted in an album with photo corners. Includes a typed transcription of the letter's contents. Good condition. Est Value: $25 - $50 424 / 451 -
An original handwritten letter dated April 29, 1864, addressed to Jackson Simms during the American Civil War. The letter is written by his mother, Sallie B. Simms, and includes the original postmarked envelope addressed to him in Washington, D.C. (referencing the 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac). A typed transcription of the letter's contents is included on a separate sheet. Est Value $25 - $50 425 / 451 -
An original handwritten letter dated April 29, 1864, addressed to Jackson Simms during the American Civil War. The letter is written by his mother, Sallie B. Simms, and includes the original postmarked envelope addressed to him in Washington, D.C. (referencing the 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac). A typed transcription of the letter's contents is included on a separate sheet. Est Value $25 - $50 426 / 451 -
An authentic 18th-century French handwritten manuscript document on paper, featuring elegant cursive script. The text includes various dates, notably starting with '21 Juillet 1736' and continuing with later entries from the 1740s and 1750s. The document appears to be a financial ledger, legal agreement, or family record detailing sums of money (livres, sols, deniers). In good condition. Est Value: $50 - $100 427 / 451 -
An authentic 18th-century French handwritten manuscript document on paper, featuring elegant cursive script. The text includes various dates, notably starting with '21 Juillet 1736' and continuing with later entries from the 1740s and 1750s. The document appears to be a financial ledger, legal agreement, or family record detailing sums of money (livres, sols, deniers). In good condition. Est Value: $50 - $100 428 / 451 -
An authentic 18th-century French handwritten manuscript document on paper, featuring elegant cursive script. The text includes various dates, notably starting with '21 Juillet 1736' and continuing with later entries from the 1740s and 1750s. The document appears to be a financial ledger, legal agreement, or family record detailing sums of money (livres, sols, deniers). In good condition. Est Value: $50 - $100 429 / 451 -
An authentic French manuscript document dated March 8, 1806 (during the Napoleonic era). Written in elegant cursive script on watermarked paper, the document features a printed 'EMP. FRAN.' 50c revenue stamp in the upper left corner, along with a corresponding embossed paper seal below it. The text mentions Besançon and is signed at the bottom. In very good, clean condition. Largely untranslated. Est Value: $50 - $250 430 / 451 -
An authentic French manuscript document dated March 8, 1806 (during the Napoleonic era). Written in elegant cursive script on watermarked paper, the document features a printed 'EMP. FRAN.' 50c revenue stamp in the upper left corner, along with a corresponding embossed paper seal below it. The text mentions Besançon and is signed at the bottom. In very good, clean condition. Largely untranslated. Est Value: $50 - $250 431 / 451 -
An authentic, handwritten autograph letter signed (ALS) by William Phillips, dated February 1858 from Cleveland, Ohio. This early astrology letter spans 4 pages and measures approximately 5" x 8". The text details astrological interpretations and predictions for a man's life up to his 48th year, including planetary alignments (such as Taurus ascendant, Venus in Libra, Saturn in Virgo) and advice regarding business dealings and personal health. Very good condition. Rare peak into early astrology. Est Value: $100 - $200 432 / 451 -
An authentic, handwritten autograph letter signed (ALS) by William Phillips, dated February 1858 from Cleveland, Ohio. This early astrology letter spans 4 pages and measures approximately 5" x 8". The text details astrological interpretations and predictions for a man's life up to his 48th year, including planetary alignments (such as Taurus ascendant, Venus in Libra, Saturn in Virgo) and advice regarding business dealings and personal health. Very good condition. Rare peak into early astrology. Est Value: $100 - $200 433 / 451 -
An authentic 17th-century English legal document on vellum, dated July 1687. The manuscript features elegant iron gall ink calligraphy detailing a lease, release, or property transaction involving names such as Robert Markham, Jacob Lord, and others. In very good condition for age. A remarkable piece of late 17th-century ephemera. Est Value: $150 - $250 434 / 451 -
An authentic 17th-century English legal document on vellum, dated July 1687. The manuscript features elegant iron gall ink calligraphy detailing a lease, release, or property transaction involving names such as Robert Markham, Jacob Lord, and others. In very good condition for age. A remarkable piece of late 17th-century ephemera. Est Value: $150 - $250 435 / 451 -
An authentic 17th-century English legal document on vellum, dated July 1687. The manuscript features elegant iron gall ink calligraphy detailing a lease, release, or property transaction involving names such as Robert Markham, Jacob Lord, and others. In very good condition for age. A remarkable piece of late 17th-century ephemera. Est Value: $150 - $250 436 / 451 -
A collection of vintage entertainment memorabilia featuring Red Skelton and cast members. Includes a large black and white composite photo print showing Red Skelton with various characters and puppets, a 1948 Hollywood postmarked promotional postcard for the Red Skelton NBC radio show listing cast members (including Verna Felton, Lurene Tuttle, Pat McGeehan, and The Four Knights), a small black and white group photo, and a hand-signed autograph card. Items show light age-related wear and toning. Signatures on cards and plates not researched. Est Value: $25 - $75 441 / 451 -
A collection of vintage entertainment memorabilia featuring Red Skelton and cast members. Includes a large black and white composite photo print showing Red Skelton with various characters and puppets, a 1948 Hollywood postmarked promotional postcard for the Red Skelton NBC radio show listing cast members (including Verna Felton, Lurene Tuttle, Pat McGeehan, and The Four Knights), a small black and white group photo, and a hand-signed autograph card. Items show light age-related wear and toning. Signatures on cards and plates not researched. Est Value: $25 - $75 442 / 451 -
A collection of vintage entertainment memorabilia featuring Red Skelton and cast members. Includes a large black and white composite photo print showing Red Skelton with various characters and puppets, a 1948 Hollywood postmarked promotional postcard for the Red Skelton NBC radio show listing cast members (including Verna Felton, Lurene Tuttle, Pat McGeehan, and The Four Knights), a small black and white group photo, and a hand-signed autograph card. Items show light age-related wear and toning. Signatures on cards and plates not researched. Est Value: $25 - $75 443 / 451 -
A small collection of vintage ephemera and photographs, featuring signed items. Includes a black and white portrait photograph, a hand-drawn ink illustration of a woman in profile signed 'Wright', and several signed notes/cards, including one addressed 'To Beula, Sincerely, Lew Ayres' and another signed 'Vikki Dougan'. Items show age-appropriate wear, light creasing, and toning. Est Value: $50 - $100 444 / 451 -
A small collection of vintage ephemera and photographs, featuring signed items. Includes a black and white portrait photograph, a hand-drawn ink illustration of a woman in profile signed 'Wright', and several signed notes/cards, including one addressed 'To Beula, Sincerely, Lew Ayres' and another signed 'Vikki Dougan'. Items show age-appropriate wear, light creasing, and toning. Est Value: $50 - $100 445 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 446 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 447 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 448 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 449 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 450 / 451 -
A complete 10-volume set of 'The Diary of Samuel Pepys', published by The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1942. Transcribed by the Rev. Mynors Bright and edited by Henry B. Wheatley. This set is copy number 1432 of a limited edition and is signed by the illustrator, William Sharp. Features illustrated boards with dark cloth spines and gilt lettering. Very good condition. Est Value: $100 - $200 451 / 451
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