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Three Old Cowboy Photo Postcards Three old and Rare Cowboy photo cards. These cards usually sell for $10 to $15. each but we are offering them without reservation here for your bid.

These are DeVere Hilfrich Cards from Klamath Falls Oregon and they represent the following: Gerald Roberts On Gray Eagle at Molalla, Oregon in 1946. Cotton Barnet Off Bull No. 35 in Ellensburg, Washington in 1946, and Scotty Badnell Off Big Till in Kalispell, Montana in 1946.

These cards were never postmarked and are in excellent condition.

All there were famous cowboys for the year 1946 and are highly collectible.

Keep for your own collection of give as a gift. Great to frame for the wall.

$15.00 + S&H of $1.

1982 Judy Garland Book Of Paper Dolls Mint This is a Tom Tieney Judy Garland Paper Dolls in Full Color Book copyrighted in 1982.

This item has been in the hands of the seller for many years now. It is some 22 years old and yet it

is in crisp mint condition. The book itself measures 9"X 12" and contains 16 Color plates.

In this full-color paper doll collection noted artist and designer Tom Tierney has faithfully rendered

3 Judy Garland paper dolls (as a teenager, grown-up and a mature woman) and 30 gorgeous costumes

that highlight the memorable career of this special lady. Captions identify the performace, date, and costume

designer with includes:

"Every Sunday"( MGM, 1936) "Strike Up The Band" (MGM, 1940) "Babes on Broadway" (MGM, 1941)

"For Me and My Gal" ( MGM, 1942) "Meet Me in St. Louis" (MGM, 1944) "Ziegfeld Follies" (MGM, 1946)

"The Pirate" (MGM, 1948) "Words and Music" (MGM 1948) "Summer Stock" (MGM, 1950)

"Las Vegas concert", 1957 "A Child Is Waiting" (Stanley Kramer, 1963) "At Home at the Palace" (live preformance,

N.Y.C., 1967) The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939) "Life Begins for Andy Hardy" (MGM, 1941)

"Ziegfeld Girl "(MGM, 1941) " Girl Crazy" (MGM, 1943) "The Harvey Girls" (MGM, 1946)

"Till the Clouds Roll By" (MGM, 1946) "Easter Parade" (MGM, 1948 "In the Good Old Summertime (MGM, 1949)

"A Star is Born" (Warners, 1954) "Judgement at Nuremberg" (Stanley Kramer, 1961)

"I Could Go On Singing" (Barbican-United Artists, 1963

For Movie enthusiasts, paper doll fanciers, culture historians, and nostalgia buffs this delighful, full-color

collection recreates the magic that was Judy, one of those rare preformers who truely and fully possessed star

quality. Original Dover (1982) publication. Brief Biography. Captions with film names, dates, and costume designers.

3 paper dolls and 30 costumes in full color. 32 pp. printed one side only. 9-1/4" X 12-1/4". Paperbound heavy paper.

This is a great item for the collector interested in Judy Garland but it would also make a fantastic gift item!

$9.95 + $3.50 S&H.

 6 Nice Early U.S. Stamps Six U.S. Stamps as follows" 1 cent light blue Documentary Series of 1898 Inter. Revenue with Ship; 5 cent Air Mail with plane flying over tower postmarked with a "C" within circle; 5 cent purple air mail with wings; 6 cent yellow air mail with wings; 2 cent green Washington oval printed on envelope; 2 cent Circular 1492-1892 printed on envelope.

These are nice used U.S. stamps and would make a nice addition to someone's collection.

$5.50 + S&H of $1.00.

3 Old Comic Cards Concerning Arkansas Three Near Mint Condition Comic Cards from the 1960's

Each card is a comic concerning either a Hi1 From Arkansas or Riding High

In Arkansas. One is a woman looking at a new dress for $120. and caption says,

I'm afraid I haven't got that much to put into it......

The second has no caption but is obvious from the picture.

The third says, Is it all right with you dear if the room doesn't have a bath? The response is, Sure Mister, it's

O.K. with Me! These cards were produced by Laff Gram company out of Amarillo, Texas.

$4.50 + S&H of $1.00.

  1908 Prescott & Northwestern Railroad Ticket Ticket number 12745 Pat. Jan. 14, 1908 Cutter Pat.Aug. 13, 1907 Poole Bros. Printers Chicago.

This is for the Elberta Route for The Prescott & Northwestern Railroad Company. "One First Class Passage unless

otherwise canceled. Highland, Arkansas to Station Opposite Point in Margin below" Destinations were as follows:

Prescott to Dian, Arcadia (old name for North Little Rock), Deaneyville, Austin, Dunlap, Pattsville, Blevins, Kilgore, Dotson, McCaskill, Redlands, Belton, Woodson, Tokio and Highland.

This ticket was never issued and is listed as "Drewry Ticket".

It is in excellent condition but does show signs of age in the color of the paper. It is a nice and Rare example of Railroad Tickets for Arkansas during this period. Would make a nice addition to the collection or to give as a gift. $9.95 + S&H of $1.00.

 SOLD!

Old Picture Postcards 1934-1936 Two old Tennessee Cards. The first is Fort Nashborough First Ave. and Church St. Nashville, Tenn. Postmarked Nashville Apr. 23, 1936. Caption, "This replica of Fort Nashborough, the stockade and cabins that housed the pioneers, who established the settlement more than 150 years ago, is erected on the site of the original enclosure. It is built entirely of logs and hand hewn planks. No nails or metal was used in its construction. Hinges, latches, etc..are made of wood and it is throughout an authentic reporduction of American frontier construction. It is a linen card and in very good condition. With a 1 cent Green Franklin stamp.

The second card is "The General" Used by Andrew's Raiders. Now on Exibition. Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tenn. Caption: The General This Famous Engine waas captured at Big Shanty, Georgia, a station on the Western and Atlantic Railway. "The Great Battlefield line". was overtaken and twenty-two of the raiders were captured. The object of the raids into the Confederate lines was to burn the bridges on the line of the Western & Atlantic R.R. and then cut off the Confederate Army from its base of supply. The raid was one of the most daring exploits of the War and if it had been successful would have proven most disastrous to the Confederacy. The card is postmarked Chattanooga, Tenn Aug. 24, 1934. This card was bent in the center at one time in the past otherwise a nice color example. With a 3 cent purple Washington Stamp

$3.50 + S&H of $1.00

This card was never used and is in very good condition.

Second one is Dated on front bottom Aug. 28, 1913 and is of The Palmer House Cor. State and Monroe Sts..Chicago. This card was sent signed "H" and the front reads "Mrs. Palmer is in Europe so you had better come up and stay at 1848, when yu arrive in Chicago." It is postmarked Chicago Aug. 21, 1903 with another particial postmark with S. Dakota 1903??? Has a green 1 cent Benjamin Franklin stamp on it. Addressed to Miss Isabel O. Molster in Greenfield S. Dakota. In very good condition.

The third card is a color picture of "Noon Hour on State Street Chicago." It too has not been used.

All three cards are in very good condition.

$6.00 + S&H of $1.00

This is a great collectible and one that is in on of the best conditions available for such an unusual item.

Can be framed for the wall of that collector who like pens and writing instruments or given as a gift for that

special collector.

$9.95 + S&H of $1.00

The Last Cavalier -- Major General J.E.B. (Jeb) Stuart. The artwork for this great card was done by the artist

Michael Gnatek Jr. The card is in mint condition and suitable for framing or for other uses.

$3.00 + S&H of $1.00.

It is in excellent condition and would make a great item for the bookshelf or for the collector of police items.

$9.95 + S&H of $2.00.

24 pages of information related to The Buick Car and Company of Flint Michigan. Inside is a full size

Color 61 Buick along with the following stories: Ride To the Future by General Manage of Buick Motor Division of

General Motor's Corp. A Story on Astonishing Aspen as a Vacation Spot. A story on High Fashions on The Highway and another on The Tireless Mr. Taubman a Buick Owner. Another story on The Playful Porpoises of Marineland Oceanarium. Still another titled Tryon Palace museum of Colonial America and more in this great old car magazine.

$3.50 + S&H of $1.00.

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