East Village Eye, three issues

Title: The East Village Other & Funny Papers Additional Information: 1971 original underground newspaper. Volume 6 number 27. The first Three issues of THE FUNNY PAPERS newspapers including Vol. 1, #1

USA, 1979-87 printed matter 14” x 8 1/2” Poster promoting a call to boycott the East Village Eye, condemning the Eye for perpetuating racism in the form of bad press towards Haitian people

NYC, 1979 printed matter 16 3/4" x 11 1/2" East Village Eye, vol. 1, no. 1, with James Chance cover. Tags: art, artist, ephemera, graphic design, magazine

March 1 1966 The East Village Other Vol 1 Issue 7 Underground Newspaper Very Good+

A collection of work from seven artists from three villages along the east coast of Hudson's Bay. 45 pages all black and white. Issued: 1973 Dimensions: 12"W x 9"H Country of Origin: Canada

This is the February 11th, 1970 issue of the The East Village Other, a countercultural newspaper founded in 1965. This issue (volume five, number 10) features a cover titled "Burned Out" by artist Rob

Two with stoppers, green, light blue, and turquoise. 25-3/4"h, 19-3/4"h, and 30-1/4"h Provenance: From a store in the East Village of New York, End of History.

Underground Newspaper Mixed lot Six issues. (2) Berkeley Tribe, (1) Berkeley Barb, (1) East Village Other, (1) Village Voice, (1) SF Oracle (Larkspur). All whole, but with signs of age and wear. --CR

Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Tel Brak, modern day Syria, ca. 4th century BCE. An interesting example of an idol whose defining feature are three wide "eyes" composed of two concentric circles. The

1) Multi Stone Road Runner, 1 5/8", "AAZZ" engraved, 2) Thunderbird man, 2.25", 3) Three flying birds, turquoise eyes, 2 7/8" 4) Bird with turquoise on breast, 3.75", 5) Bird with bright blue turquois

Non-Goverment issue, possibly Confederate with three tin strap holders and threaded tin cap, bulls-eye form, 6 1/2" diameter x 1 1/2" thick x 7" high.

This is a grouping of three very old United States military issue gas masks. The grouping consists of a black rubber mask sometimes used for diving and nicknamed the bug eye. The rubber is stiff and t

Re-issue Swinging Arm Figural Clock 20th century. Ht. 27 1/2 in. From the private collection of the Calculagraph Co. East Hanover, New Jersey and the proceeding three generations.

Description: three piece cream colored with green embroidery 3 piece early 1900s woman's costume. Top has hook and eye closures. Top skirt ties and bottom skirt buttons. Some light staining, wear and

This lot includes 3 Sub-Mariner comic books graded by CGC. Includes issue #20 (Graded 7.0) #21 (Graded 8.5) & #22 (Graded 8.0)

Bradley and Hubbard "Colonial Man" Blinking Eye Clock 19th century. Ht. 16 1/2 in. From the private collection of the Calculagraph Co. East Hanover, New Jersey and the proceeding three generations.

Bradley and Hubbard "John Bull" Blinking Eye Clock 19th century. Ht. 16 in. From the private collection of the Calculagraph Co. East Hanover, New Jersey and the proceeding three generations.

Middle East,Circa 1970 Three ivory diamond shaped medallions over navy field surrounded by red geometric borders. Wool,Approx.7' 9" x 5' 3". From the collection of a Providence, Rhode Island estate.

CLEON CROWELL THREE-QUARTER-SIZE MALLARD DRAKEEast Harwich, Massachusetts, 1891-1961Dated “Aug 1961”. Head turned right. Glass eyes. Rectangular stamp, signed “C.S. Crowell" and

The March 1786 issue of "The European Magazine and London Review", 86 pages and three engravings including two portraits and one of the Death of Prince Leopold of Brunswick. Interesting content includ

Swarovski crystal figurine, Three South Sea Fish, # 7644NR057000 2 5/8"l with colored eyes and frosted base, Certificate of Authenticity in original Swarovski cylinder box Condition; no issues noted

Heading: (Comic Books) Author: Title: Mystery In Space - Issues 1-3 (1951) Place Published: New York Publisher:National Comics Publications Date Published: 1951 Description:

#60 incomplete, middle pages missing. #61 VG/VG+ and 62 VG/Fine.

Carole Teller; East Village NYC Manhattan Skyline in snow with Empire State Building in the distance, probably from 1st Avenue. Original Oil on board, signed lower left recto. Height of art 9 inches (