| LOT# |
|
TITLE |
DESCRIPTION |
CONDITION |
LOW EST |
HIGH EST |
| 246 |
 |
1920'S BOUDOUIR DOLL |
28" tall with molded &
painted cloth body/head with blonde wig in original pink dress and bonnet. |
Fine. |
100 |
200 |
| 247 |
 |
1920'S BOUDOUIR DOLL |
28" tall with composition
head with painted features and blonde wig, cloth body with wire supports in
arms in original blue silk dress with matching bonnet |
Silk worn, else Very Good. |
100 |
200 |
| 248 |
 |
BOUDOUIR DOLL |
19" tall with composition
head, painted features, cloth body in original black and white outfit with
bonnet. |
Fine. |
50 |
100 |
| 248A |
 |
SPANISH FLAMINGO DANCER DOLL |
8 1/4" tall in cast plaster
with black wig, painted features and red dress, ink stamped on base
"D2", in original card stock lidded box. |
Fine. |
40 |
80 |
| 249 |
 |
TWO COMIC CHARACTER DOLLS |
both circa 1930's including a
girl with composition head, brown wig and painted features in original
checked red & white dress, cloth body, 14" tall; plus wolfman with
molded & painted composition swivel wolves head on 5 piece composition body
in original outfit, 11" tall. |
1st with wear to cheeks and wig,
only Good; 2ns with some wear to painted finish and one ear with chip. |
80 |
120 |
| 250 |
 |
TWO FELT COMIC CHARACTER DOLLS |
including a cat eating a
sandwitch of bread and puppy dog, each with celo eyes and wire supported arms
and body, 12" tall; plus a duck with ABC book and blue ooutfit, also
with wire supported arms & legs, 112" tall. |
both Very Good. |
40 |
60 |
| 251 |
 |
THREE BARBIE & MIDGE DOLLS |
11 1/2" tall, Barbie with
reddish hair in gold & white bathing suit, all marked on right rump. |
Barbie head on Midge body. |
40 |
60 |
| 252 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
LANTERNS |
lot of 6, mold blown in diamond
point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from
removal from mold, in dark blue/green, medium green, dark red, medium
amythist, milk glass & cobalt
colors, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4" high. |
Minor rim flakes. |
100 |
150 |
| 253 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
LANTERNS |
lot of 6, mold blown in diamond
point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from
removal from mold, in light green, medium green, dark red, medium red, clear &
cobalt colors, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4" high. |
Some rim flakes |
100 |
150 |
| 254 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
LANTERNS |
lot of 6, mold blown in diamond
point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from
removal from mold, in medium green, dark red, dark amythist, medium amber,
clear & cobalt colors, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4" high. |
Some rim chips |
100 |
150 |
| 255 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
LANTERNS |
lot of 6, mold blown in diamond
point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from
removal from mold, in blue/green, medium green, medium amythist and light
amythist, dark amber & light amber colors, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4" high. |
Some rim chips |
100 |
150 |
| 256 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
LANTERNS |
lot of 5, mold blown in diamond
point patter with tops having ground edge, or fire polished edge of simple snap pontil edge from
removal from mold, in emerald green, auqua, clear and two shades of amythist
glass, 3 1/4 to 3 3/4" high. |
Minor flakes at tops of some, as
made, Very Good. |
50 |
100 |
| 257 |
 |
EARLY TINSEL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS
PLUS |
lot of 17 including a blown
glass hanging basket with tinsal wrap and feather flower group in center, 4
1/2" long; plus blown glass partridge with tinsal wrap and tail, 4
3/4" long; plus 5 tinsal wreaths with blown glass balls in center, 2"
diameter; plus 5 tinsal icecycles in red, circa 6" long; plus blown
glass star made up of 16 blown glass beads, bars with three hanging blown
glass red bells flanked by amber beads at top and base, 25 total piece in
this early ornament, circa 4" diameter; plus second star made up of 10
blown bars of silver beads and five green glass balls, 4" diameter; plus
snowflake made up of dozens of silver glass beads and pearls, 3"
diameter; and green tissue paper bell with glass balls inset, 2 1/2"
high. |
All Very Good. |
100 |
200 |
| 258 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHISTMAS
ORNAMENTS |
lot of 21 including 2 pine
cones, green & blue, 3 1/2 & 4" long; plus 2 rasberries, both
blue, 2" long; plus 2 different fish, red and polychrome painted, 2 1/2
& 3" long; plus nut with cross in gold2" long; plus oval with
star in red, 2" long; plus 8 pointed star, polychrome colors, 4"
diameter; plus 9 others, largest of which is circa 5" long. |
a couple with minor damage where
hanger is attached and a few with paint loss, most Very Good. |
50 |
100 |
| 259 |
 |
EARLY BLOWN GLASS CHRISTMAS
ORNAMENTS |
lot of 12, including 3 different
ice sycles, 5 1/4, 8 & 8 1/2" long; plus 2 different bells, red and
blue, circa 3 1/2" long; and 7 different ball forms, all hand painted
with largest 4" diameter. |
All Very Good, a few with minor
paint loss. |
50 |
100 |
| 260 |
 |
GROUP OF MODERN BLOWN GLASS
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS |
lot of 16, including Santa head
with tin tag marked "OWC", 4" long; plus hanging ice sicle
with tin tag embossed with seahorse, 4" long; plus clown, 3 1/4"
long; plus two different cut pomaganits, both 3 1/2" long; plus bird on
feather nest with chip type hanger, 3 1.4" long; plus lemon, 4"
long; plus 2 rasberries, 2 1/2" long; plus 2 plums, 2 3.4" long;
lus orange widge4" long; plus strawberry, 3 1/2" long and 3 others. |
All Fine. |
50 |
100 |
| 261 |
 |
7 MODERN RADKO FIGURAL CHRISTMAS
ORNAMENTS |
all with embossed tin oval tags
with 8-pointed star, includinggoose on nest of eggs, 4" long; plus Greek
Orthodox Church, 3 3/4" long; plus Highland Bagpiper, 3 3/4" long;
plus 2 birds atop Christmas boxes, both 3 1/4" long; plus Quail, 3
1/4" long; and one that is not by him, a swan with fiber glass tail, 4
1/2" long. |
All excellent, except last which
has minor chip at tail. |
50 |
100 |
| 262 |
 |
RARE FERROTYPE PHOTO OF THE
ORIGINAL UNCLE SAM, SAMUEL WILSON |
this historically important
tintype image of Samuel Wilson the crestor of America's Uncle Sam character
depicts a half length quarter plate portrait of a bearded Sam Wilson in dark
waist coat, vest, white shirt and tie and mounted in the original black Union
case with photographers imprint of velvet pad and inked manuscript on the
back plate "Sam'l Wilson, St. Mary's Str., Troy, N.Y. 1852". This
is the only known photograph of Sam Wilson, the official progenitor of one of
America's most iconic national charactors "Uncle Sam". Samuel
Wilson (1766-1854) was born in then Menotomy, Massachusetts, now a part of
Arlington. He was the owner of a meat packing company and during the War of
1812 one or more of his workers declated that the meat they were packing was
stamped "U.S." because it belonged to "Uncle Sam Wilson".
Army regulations of the time required that all meat purchased for the army
had to be stamped with the initials of the contractor and the initials "U.S."
for the United States. The workers at Wilson Brothers meat packing company
jokingly stated that as all the meat was stamped "U.S." this made
Sam Wilson a man of wealth and importance in the country. These early storys
of Wilson's workers and company were extensively researched and documents by
Colonel Edgar T. Noyes of San Antonio , Alton Ketchum of N.Y.C. and Thomas I
Gerson of Schenectady, N.Y. This research and documentation was considered so
well done and detailed that Samuel Wilson was officially declared as the
progenintor of the national symbol of Uncle Sam by the 87th Congress of the
United States on Sept. 15, 1961. This quarter plate Ferrotype portrait of
Samuel Wilson was a part of the collection of Col. Noyes material relating to
Uncle Sam and was one of the pieces presented to the U.S. Congress as part of
the documentation leading up to their offical act recognizing Wilson as the
origin of this important American symbol. This ferrotype (tintype) portrait
was taken by the early Troy, N.Y. photographer Christopher Schoonmaker at his
studio in 282 Riverr Street in
1852, shortly before Sam Wilson's death in Troy in 1854. This lot includes
the complete documented chain of ownership from Col. Noyes to the current
owner. The complete story of the origin and history of Uncle Sam was
published in the Nov., 1966 issue of the American Legion Magazine. A digital
copy of this photograph is used in the 2016 Wikipedia entry under Uncle Sam. |
Very Good with very minor
blemishes in background of portrait. |
5000 |
10000 |
| 262A |
 |
UNCLE SAM RELATED FAMILY
AMBROTYPE PHOTO |
a sixth plate ambrotype double
portrait of two members of the Wilson family a young bearded gentleman and
his wife, taken circa 1850 and mounted in a full case with Schoonmaker
imprint on red velvet matt. As this couple are considerably younger than Samuel
it is likely that they are Benjamin Wilson and his wife. Benjamin was the
only one of Samuels four children to marry and have children. This piece was
also a part of the Col. Noyes collection. |
With wipe across both, only
Good. |
200 |
400 |
| 262B |
 |
UNCLE SAM RELATED FAMILY
PHOTOGRAPHS |
lot of 3, all 9th plates,
including a daugereotype half length portrait of a elderly lady, likely Mrs.
Samuel Wilson; plus a shoulder length ambrotype portrait of a middle aged
gentleman, likely Samuel's second son Albert; and a 3/4 length ferrotype/tintype
portrait of a young boy, likely one of the children of Benjamin Wilson (see
Lot 262A). All in original cases and half case in the case of the child. As
with lots 262 & 262A this group was also in the collection of Col. Noyes. |
All three images are only in
Good condition, 1st with light wipe, 2nd is dark and 3rd with minor solar
ring. |
100 |
200 |
| 263 |
 |
UNCLE SAM MOUNTED BRONZE PLAQUE |
a high relief bust plaque of a
smiling Uncle Sam, 6 1/2" diameter, mounted on a folk art painted panel
in pine with carved and painted U.S. shield with 13 stars in canton and thumb
molded edge in black, 17 1/2 x 20 3/4" high. |
Very Good with only slight wear
to paint. |
300 |
500 |
| 264 |
 |
UNCLE SAM COPPER PLATED MIRROR |
circa Spanish American War era
square but hung in diamond pattern with half length Uncle Sam at top and
ribbon banner above with "Our Nations Pride" with full length armed
sailor and soldier at sides and battleship "Olympia" below, 18
1/4" square. |
Missing mirror and coat hooks. |
50 |
100 |
| 265 |
 |
JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG'S UNCLE
SAM SUIT & HAT |
this historically important
costume, outfit or uniform was usedby the noted artist Jame Montgomery flagg
in all of his painting of Uncle Sam including his iconic "I Want
You" WWI recuiting poster. Without question the most famous Uncle Sam
costume in American history. The only Uncle Sam costume that came directly
from Flagg While Flagg was known to have worn other top hats given as gifts
to him, this hat was the one used to creature his original Uncle Sam artwork
and are there-fore truly iconic items of Historic American, worthy of
placement in the Nations Smithsonian Institution. Flagg had personally given
this hat and costume to his friend and fellow artist Everett Raymond Kinstler
of N.Y.C. Many years later Raymond Veloff aquired the suit and hat and in
1979 sold it to Gerald E. Czulewicz, for whose wife we are selng it today.
Costume is made for a circa 6' male of meduim build. |
Very Good, minor repairs at
wrist, very minor soil and slight fraying to hat brim with slight separation
at top and bottom, other very minor stiytched repairs, overal Very Good. |
1000 |
3000 |
| 266 |
 |
JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG FRAMED
PHOTOS |
lot of three silver prints,
circa 8 x 10" showing Flagg with a large group of his WWI posters, one
of Flagg in front of his "I Want You" Uncle Sam poster and one of
him finishing a sketch, matted and framed, 14 x 34". |
Very Good. |
100 |
300 |
| 267 |
 |
JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG FRAMED
PHOTOS |
lot of three silver prints,
circa 8 x 10" showing Flagg in studio with Everett Raymond Kinstler and
one of his Uncle Sam posters; plus a period WWI image of Flagg painting one
of his WWI posters on the steps of the N.Y. Public library; and Flagg showing
one of his WWII poster art works to femal Red Cross worker in his home.
Matted and framed, 16 x 36". |
Fine. |
100 |
300 |
| 268 |
 |
JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG FRAMED
PHOTOS |
lot of ttwp 8 x 10" silver
prints, one of Flagg at work on a WWII Army Air Corps poster with model in
background; plus 2nd of Flagg working on WWIINavy poster with model in
studio; and an advertising chromolithograph of Uncle Sam eating a bowl of "Cream
of Wheat" cereal. Matted and framed, 16 x 36". |
Fine. |
50 |
100 |
| 269 |
 |
PUCK CHROMO OF UNCLE SAM |
a fine political
chromolithograph from the above magazine entitled "Another Hide to be
Taken", showing Uncle Sam with rifle about to dispatch a wolf wrapped in
red cloak with "Hard Times 1893" on it, Miss Liberty in background,
printed by J. Ottmann Litho. Co. N.Y., circa 15 x 21", matted and
framed, 23 x 28". from centrfold of Puck, April 1894. |
Fine; not removed from frame. |
50 |
100 |
| 269A |
 |
PUCK CHROMO OF UNCLE SAM |
a fine political
chromolithograph from the above magazine entitled "The Tantalus of
To-Day", showing Uncle Sam bound to two wooden posted with "High
Protective Tariff" & "Free Silver Aggitation", artist J.S.
Pughe, printed by J. Ottmann Litho. Co., N.Y., dated 1897, circa 14 x
21", matted and framed, 23 x 28". |
Center fold and a couple of
spots; not removed from frame. |
50 |
100 |
| 269B |
 |
PUCK CHROMO OF UNCLE SAM |
a fine politicla
chromolithograph from the above magazine entitled "A Funny Lot of
Life-Savers", showing Uncle Sam with life-preserver at sea labled
"Cleveland Administration" and group of politicians in sinking row
boat attempting to safe Sam including Depen, Edmunds Hoar, Sherman, McKinley
and other, by artist L. Dalrymple from July 1893 center fold, printed by J.
Ottmann Litho Co., N.Y., circa 14 x 21", matted and framed, 23 x
28". |
Center fold and damp stains,
still Very Nice. |
50 |
100 |
| 270 |
 |
TWO POLITICAL PRINTS |
including a lithograph entitled
"Yankee Doodle 1876" by Edward Harrison showing Uncle Sam, sheet
music cover published by Haskell, & Allen, Boston, circa 10 x 14";
and chromolithographed Puck magazine cover from Feb. 11, 1885, circa 10 x 14.
Both matted and framed, circa 18 x 23". |
Both Fine; not removed from
frames. |
50 |
100 |
| 271 |
 |
UNCLE SAM RELATED MOVIE POSTER |
quarter sheet chromolithographed
poster for the movie "Yankee Doodle Dandy" showing Geo. M. Cohan in
Uncle Sam top hat and bow tie, considered one of Cohan's greatest musicals,
by Warner Bros., 1942. Printed by Continental Litho Corp., Cleveland, Ohio,
circa 15 x 20", matted and framed, 24 x 30". |
Fine; not removed from frame. |
50 |
100 |
| 272 |
 |
THOMAS NAST'S UNCLE SAM COSTUME |
This costume used by Thomas Nast
was found in the property storage room at Harper Brothers Publishing Company
in N.Y.C. in a wooden crate labeled "Thomas Nast Uncle Sam". The
crate and contents were removed from that location in 1896 by Joseph Wesley
Harper, son of Charles Harper. They remsined in his personal collection until
1932 when Cheston Kayser aquired them from him. They were then purchaced from
Kayser by Gerald E. Czulewicz in 1974, for whose wife we are selling it
today. The costume is accompanied by a notorized letter of authenticity with
provenience by Mr. Czulewicz. Nast is the American artsit that made Uncle Sam
one of America's most iconic patriotic symbols in the middle to later 19th
century with his artwork of him published in America's foremost periodical of
the time, Harper's Weekly. This costume is the only known one that is
cvconnected to Nast and therefore a truly important piece of Hisoric
American, worth of any Museum or privste collection of Americana. The costume
includes, jacket, top hat, vest, pants and sash with the liner of the jacket
labeled in 19th century ink "Th. Nast/Harper's Pub./New York" with
embroidered stars on cuffs and collar and on vest. size is for a circa 5 1/2'
gentleman of medium build. All housed in a metal crate with mailing label
from the C.M. Russel Museum, Great Falls, Montana, to which it was
appaerently loaned by Mr. Czulewicz. |
Very Good, some minor wear and
slight soil. |
500 |
1000 |
| 273 |
 |
UNCLE SAM CHILD'S COSTUME |
late 19th century, three piece
waist coat with tails in blue & white silk with brass buttons, vest with
matching smaller brass buttons and red & white striped pants. Makers name
of "Rung" embroided on inside of coat, total length 21 1/2"
long, pants are 16" long, made for a very small child, 3-4 years of age.
Found in N.Y. |
Considerable deterioration of
blue and to a lesser extent red
silk. |
50 |
100 |
| 274 |
 |
UNCLE SAM SPELLING BOARD &
PUZZLE |
lot of two including a child's
board game entitled "Uncle Sam's Spelling Board" chromolithographed
card stock in tin black painted frame made by Th Durable Toy & Novelty
Co., N.Y.C. & Cleveland, Ohio, 9 3/4 x 15 3/4 x 3/4" high; and a
boxed puzzle entitled "United States Map" with chromolithographed
lid with image of Uncle Sam cuting up map, by Milton Bradley Co.,
Springfield, Mass. with 60 piece chromolithographed U.S. map that includes
all U.S. territories and protectorates; reverse has chromo of Uncle Sam and
flags of many nations. |
1st moderate wear and soil,
still Very Good; 2nd box ends split, and light wear, Very Good. |
50 |
100 |
| 275 |
 |
LINDBERGH & OTHER PRINTS |
lot of 4including a matted and
frame cut-out and hand colored newspaper montague of Charles Lindbergh in
Uncle Sam costune with Spriti of St. Louis two righ and typed poem entitled
"Our Brave Lindy" by Elise J. Miller and signed by same, circa 9 x
12", framed 16 x 20"; plus chromolithographed card stock folder
entitled "When You Sell For Uncle Sam" WWII Liberty Loam pamphlet
with Uncle Sam's hat on front, 8 1/2 x 11"; plus chromolithographed add
with Uncle Sam in I Wanbt You pose burst out of beer can with "This
Bud's For You", 11 x 15" from Trident Training Facility's The Uncle
Sam Exhibit, autogfraphed; and Saturday Evening Post, July 13, 1901 with
Uncle Sam on cover, 11 1/4 x 14 1/4". |
All Very Good to Good. |
50 |
100 |
| 276 |
 |
UNCLE SAM CAST IRON PUNCH |
likely for leather, with
embossed figure of Uncle Sam with rifle over shoulder Marked "Uncle
Sam/Sheehan MFG Co./Salem O" and "Patented/Jan 21 1896",
13" long x 8" high. |
with all-over brown patina,
Fine. |
50 |
100 |
| 277 |
 |
UNCLE SAM TIN REGISTER BANKS |
"Uncle Sam's Dime Registry
Bank" with eagle at top in gold two windows, 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 4 1/2"
high; and "Uncle Sam's
Register Bank", in black with two celo windows dials, 4 1/2 x 5 1/4 x
6" high.. |
1st paint circa 92%, dent on
front; 2nd paint circa 97%, Fine. |
80 |
120 |
| 278 |
 |
UNCLE SAM TIN REGISTER BANKS |
lot of three including Uncle
Sam's Dime Registry Bank" with eagle at top in gold two windows, 4 1/2 x
3 1/2 x 4 1/2" high; and two "Uncle Sam's Register Bank", one
in black and silver and one in black with two celo windows dials, 4 1/2 x 5
1/4 x 6" high. |
all with minor scuffs, Very
Good. |
50 |
100 |
| 279 |
 |
FOLK ART UNCLE SAM WIRLY-GIG |
hand carved wood in original
polychrome painted finish of Uncle Sam with an American flag in each hand,
signed on base K.G. 1989, 32" high. |
glued break at one shoulder,
else Fine. |
100 |
200 |
| 280 |
 |
UNCLE SAM CHILD'S COSTUME |
three piece including top hat
jacket and pants in printed cotton, circa 1900-20 with pants being 28"
long from waist to cuff. |
Minor soil, else Fine. |
100 |
200 |
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