127. Eighteen Assorted Baseball Cards, a Painted Glass Baseball Player Figural Decanter, and a Plastic Mike Greenwell Baseball Player Figure, cards include Topps Henry Aaron, James Fregosi, 1952 no. 88 Bob Feller, 1974 no. 74 Nolan Ryan, no. 456 David Winfield, 1969 no. 412 Mickey Mantle fifth series checklist, 1978 no. 36 Eddie Murray, a Bob Forsch, 1975 no. 228 George Brett, 1976 no. 19 George Brett, 1980 no. 450 George Brett, 1971 no. 26 Bert Blyleven, 1978 no. 72 Andre Dawson, 1971 no. 250 Johnny Bench, 1971 no. 341 Steve Garvey, 1974 no. 575 Steve Garvey, 1980 no. 482 Rickey Henderson, and a Donruss 1986 Jose Canseco. $75-100 128. 1941 Double Play No. 81/82 Ted Williams/ Joe Cronin Baseball Card. $300-500 129. 1941 Double Play No. 81/82 Ted Williams/ Joe Cronin Baseball Card. $300-500 130. Three Maxfield Parrish Illustrated Books, Poems of Childhood, 1904; The Arabian Knights, 1919; and A Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales, 1920. $50-150 131. (Medicine), Quincy, John, Medicina Statica: Being the Aphorisms of Sanctorius, London, 1723, third edition, with engraved frontispiece and one folding plate, calf, 8vo, (bumped and chipped, starting, scattered spotting). $100-150 132. Group of Early 20th Century Baseball Collectibles, a framed group of five baseball tobacco felts including Hartnet, Tesreau, McBride, and Wiltse, a Popular Games Co. “Inside” Base Ball, Giants vs. Athletics lithographed tin board game, eight 1930s/40s baseball matchbooks Harold Warstler, Clyde Shoun, Curt Davis, Paul Waner, Jerry Walker, Charles Hartnet, “Play Ball,” a c. 1940 oversize United Motors Service “A Home Run in Fenway Park” advertising, and a 1953 World Series contest, and 1920s30s University of Maine baseball player photograph. $250-350
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133. Wallace Goldsmith and “Sher” Original Cartoon Art, ink on paper, “Isn’t it Mean of Those Valedictorians?” signed l.r. “Wallace Goldsmith”; and “Sher” ink on paper “Zero Weather Suggestions,” signed at center, sight size 8 3/4 x 11 3/4 and 10 x 12 1/2 in., respectively. $100-150 134. Four Pieces of Paul Brown Original Newspaper Cartoon Art, c. 1910, ink on paper, including “How Dare You, Sir!”; a depiction of Taft and Guild; a political athletic event; and “Ye Ananias Club, George Washington, Not A Member”; three signed, unframed, mounted under a mat, approx. sheet size 16 x 18 3/4 in. $100-150 135. Original Drawings by Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, 1888-1890, a partial folio of phototype prints, including six part I, twenty-one part II, and twenty-five part III. $50-100 136. Thirteen New England Related Books, Pamphlets, and Ephemera, including histories, the 1938 hurricane, postcards, etc. $100-150 137. Forty-eight Assorted Britains Soldiers, including small sets. $100-150 138. Large J. D. Kestner Jr. Co. Baby Doll with Rattle, impressed “JDK 90,” blue sleeping eyes, open mouth, white gown, ht. approx. 25 in. $800-1,200 139. Collection of Dinky Toy Meccano Military Vehicles and Figures, most with original boxes, including two no. 162 18 pounder quick firing field units, two no. 150 Royal Tank Corp Personnel, two no. 37c dispatch riders, five no. 160 Royal Artillery personnel, no. 161 mobile anti-aircraft unit, no. 152 light tank set, no. 151 medium tank set, no. 156 mechanized army, no. 62E spitfire fighters, no. 66 camouflaged airplane set, no. 151A medium tanks, no. 60 airplanes, and no. 61 R.A.F. airplanes. $250-350
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140. Three New England Related Books, Maine Political Manual, 1870; Dun & Bradstreet, Maine Reference Book, 1957; and Official Maps of New England, c. 1930. $50-75 141. (Medicine), Ferriar, John (1764-1815), Medical Histories and Reflections, Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson, 1816, first American edition, tree calf, 8vo, (bumped, tears and head/foot, pastedowns and initial endpapers browned and foxed, overall browning and scattered spotting). Austin 767; LC. $100-150 142. Draper Maynard Co. Leather “The Lucky Dog Kind” Buckle-back Baseball Catcher’s Glove, c. 1940, signature model, right throw, cloth tag with “D&M” in a diamond. $75-100 143. Vintage “Main Dolley, Sandy Hook, Me.” Mushroom-type Handle Baseball Bat, branded label, lg. 33 3/4 in. $75-100 144. Three Vintage Baseball Bats, a branded “D & M Sporting Goods, No. 25L, LiteWate”; a stamped “Piper Co., Manchester, New Hampshire, No. 8”; and a stamped “Spalding” bat, lg. 33 3/4, 34 1/4, and 33 in., respectively. $100-150 145. Folio Mittelalter Liche Bildfenster Der Schweiz, Switzerland, 1947. $250-350 146. Rabelais, Francis (1494?-1553), The Works of Francis Rabelais, London: T. Evans, 1794, four volumes, contemporary calf, engraved frontispieces, 8vo, (spines split in spots, couple of covers loose, offset and spotting). $75-125 147. Four Vintage Baseball Bats, an impressed “Roger Cowdey, Long Hit Model”; a branded “Winner No. 90 Regulation”; a branded “Stall & Dean, Ringer Line, Balanced Bats, Official Soft Ball No. 04”; and a bat with faded stamp label, lg. 33, 34 3/4, 34, and 33 3/4 in., respectively. $75-100