Ninth Zionist Congress in Hamburg 1909 - Delegate Card

Palestine/Switzerland: 20th Zionist Congress delegate's pin, (1937); nickel(?); manufactured by Moshe Moro of Jerusalem; size: 19.5mm x 22.5mm; weight: 5g. Square shield shaped pin depicting the offic

Typed lette signed ("Herzl") to an unknown colleague, informing the recipient that the 6th [Zionist] Congress was due to take place either on the 6th or on the 23rd of August and asking which date wou

TY COBB, DETROIT AMER. 1909 BASEBALL CARD, E 95 PHILADELPHIA CARMEL CO.

Mild and Sweet Coupon Cigarettes. (r-3)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look and came up with an estimated grade based on

Original T206 tobacco card, vintage signed card making this VERY desired, as pictured. Nice add to any collection. Questions? Ask. All signed lots come with the COA provided, or CSA LLC can issue a co

1909 baseball card. Featuring Ty Cobb. Accompanied with GSA certificate. 13 x 18 cm.

4 1909 E101 Cards With Honus Wagner

[Children's & Illustrated] Sendak, Maurice Where the Wild Things Are (New York): Harper & Row, Publishers, 1963. First edition (with Library of Congress catalog card number "63-21253" printed on t

1423. SCHOENHUT TEDDYS SAFARI TROOP FIGURE | Includes a 1909 post card of a map of Teddy's travels in Africa. | 15" l. tent | Figure is missing some of his accessories, otherwise (Excellent Condition)

ARTIST: Eudora Welty (Jackson, Mississippi, 1909 - 2001) TITLE: Delegate, Governor's Mansion, 1938 MEDIUM: Gelatin silver print IMAGE SIZE: 14" x 11" OVERALL SIZE: 20" x 16" DESCRIPTION: The

in original Printers box with gold label and tie cards, circa 1909, oval base, wasp waisted with drummers on square base. 12 Pieces. Condition Very Good, trumpeter missing tip of horn, box Good, lid m

wood, colour pigments, rest. H: 32 cm, H: 12,6 inch Provenance: Boris Kegel-Konietzko (1925-2020), Hamburg, Germany Ludwig Bretschneider (1909-1987), Munich, Germany German Private Collection Lit.: Fi

1909 E90-1 AMERICAN CARAMEL BASEBALL CARD COBB Condition: POOR SHIPPING FEE CANADA 20,00$ USA 25,00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All price

Thomas McKean was an American lawyer, politician, and Founding Father. During the American Revolution, he was a Delaware delegate to the Continental Congress, wherehe signed the Continental Associatio

Third chief justice of the United States (1745-1807) and delegate to the Constitutional Congress who later submitted the amendments which became the Bill of Rights. Revolutionary War-dated manuscript

A set of 28 Bruce of Los Angeles (Bruce Bella 1909 – 1974) Vintage Homoerotic Photograph Cards, 1950's to early 60's, all stamped and numbered (JGLO1013/28) (TC) Dimensions: 5 x 4

1909-11 T206 Piedmont Tobacco Cards (16) in lower grade, most good or very good. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only

1909-11 T206 Piedmont Tobacco Cards (16) in lower grade, most good or very good. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only

1909 (1910) T206 Tris Speaker Rookie Card - Piedmont Back - Speaker's only Rookie - Hall of Famer

Cards: Ed Cicotte (Black Sox), Mike Donlin, Hal Chase (Blue Portrait), etc. - See photos for condition and details

Original 1909 E90 1 American Caramel baseball card featuring Willie Keeler throwing against red background. Fuzzy Corners, Light Creasing, Very Little Damage to Card Surface. Seemingly in excellent Co

1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal Tobacco Cards (43) in lower grades. All are authentic with many as-is and likely not worthy of a numerical grade. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested

Bertram Charles Binning (Canadian, 1909-1976), Untitled, oil and pencil on card board, signed lower right, Pagurian Press Limited (Toronto, Ontario) label affixed verso, board: 15"h x 12.5"w, overall

McIlhany had this custom made after seeing Ken Klosterman’s Hofzinser Card Rise that Charles Kalish had copied from the original in the Library of Congress. This remarkable piece of apparatus was ap