Archives: Lots

A CGC graded edition of X-Men Alpha #1 with the Chromium wraparound cover. This comic marked the first debut of Dark Beast, an alternate Hank McCoy from the Age of Apocalypse. Graded 9.8.

A 9.8 graded issue of The Amazing Spider-Man #1 with four signatures. Signatures include Marvel editor and Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee, long-time Spider-Man artist and co-writer John Romita, Sr., long-time Marvel inker Tom Palmer, and Amazing Spider-Man co-writer Dan Slott. Jesse James Celestial Comics Edition. John Romita ‘Sketch’ cover. Graded 9.8. CGC lists that one … Read more

Over 30 letters and a few documents from three brothers, Georgia militiamen, J.W. Carswell, O.P. Carswell and O.N. Carswell, written for the most part to their parents. The first letter is dated 1858 and is in the California gold fields where a brother is gold mining, the remaining are 1861 and 1862, until J.W. is … Read more

Luger P08 semi-automatic pistol with magazine, holster and takedown tool. Pistol has matching serial numbers throughout, including magazine base. Breech date 1936. Mauser production, forward toggle link has “S/42.” Row of three military acceptance stamps on right of frame. Barrel likewise stamped, twice. Rust blued, with small parts finished in niter blue or strawed. No … Read more

Pair of vintage cast iron owl figural andirons or firedogs. Glass eyes affixed with split pins. Reverse marked “3000 2.”

Colt ‘Black Army’ Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol with magazine and holster. Manufactured 1918 and delivered to the US Government’s Bush Terminal, Brooklyn, NY on November 3rd of that year. Right of slide marked “Model of 1911. U.S. Army.” Left of slide has two-block roll mark with patent dates 1897 through 1913, Rampant Colt and “Colt’s … Read more

.999 fine silver. 500 coins. One ounce each. All 2014. This lot reserved at melt.

Cabinet photograph portrait of a uniformed City of New York police officer. Studio marked “Stacy / 5th Ave. & 9th St. Brooklyn.” Dimensions 7-3/8 x 5-3/8 inches.

WWI Imperial German Uhlan Tunic. This Imperial German Uhlan tunic (Ulanka) from the World War I era is a classic example of military uniform. It is wool construction, featuring the traditional double-breasted front. The garment is fitted with a complete set of scooped brass buttons, which remain intact although they lack legible makerÂ’s marks. In … Read more

Colt Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol with magazine. Delivered to Fort Ethan Allen on November 25th, 1913. Right of slide marked “Model of 1911. U.S. Army.” Left of slide marked “Colt’s Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford. CT. U.S.A” and “Patented Apr 20.1897, Sept. 9. 1902. Dec. 19. 1905. Feb. 14. 1911.” Rampant Colt behind slide … Read more