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Non-Sport Memorabilia
10 Lots
 Lot 139. 1952 Wells Lamont “Red Ryder” Uncut Card Panel in Original Packaging. The panel, which features 6 “Red Ryder Playmates Trading Cards,” is packaged with a pair of Wells Lamont gloves. The panel is MINT. The complete set of 14 Red Ryder cards was issued in two panels of four cards each and one panel of six cards. Although the package is 56 years old, it could easily be mistaken for new. And it hasn’t had a “facelift.” An incredible example!
Winning Bid $175.
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 Lot 140. 1940s-50s Exhibit Card Vending Machine. The glass front displays two exhibit cards, which are included. The case is made of metal. The machine has two different sections, each advertising a different issue. The left side features a Hot Rod with signage above reading “Hot Rods and Custom Cars…1 card 2 cents.” The right side features a card of Andy Williams. The signage above reads “Buy the Beatles and other popular Recording Stars Here!” This machine is 18” high, 7” wide, & 7 ¾” deep. It is in good condition and full working order.
Winning Bid $200.
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 Lot 141. 1849 Sartain’s with the First Appearance of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Bells. July to Dec. bound magazines, including the first appearance of one of Poe’s most famous poems, The Bells in the October issue. For those interested in gothic literature, this is an even more fascinating volume because it features an early reprinting of G.G. Foster’s The Nightmare and a full-page steel engraving of the famous Fuseli painting commissioned to illustrate it originally. The overall condition of the book is g with a broken binding, missing title page and heavy toning. The condition of the important pages is ex with either light toning or, in the case of the engraving, only toning to the margins. Extremely rare subject matter.
Winning Bid $102.
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