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Best.-Nr. 12871JThis 8” x 10” photograph shows Jackie Gleason Art Carney Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph dressed in their roles from The Honeymooners television series leaning out from the windows of a bus with Jackie Gleason in his Ralph Kramden bus uniform driving the bus. Each of the the four stars has signed the photograph. Fine condition. unknown
1998Best.-Nr. 13896JNew York: St. Martin’s Press 1998. First Edition. Signed by the author Chris Mann to actor Don Knotts one of the stars of the classic television comedy “Three’s Company.” With Don Knott’s ownership signature and inscribed by Mann: “For Don Knotts My sincere thanks to you for interviewing for this book. You gave me so many laughs in playing ‘Mr. Furley’ and it was a big honor to get to meet you and include your happy memories & great stories for all the world’s ‘Three’s Company’ fans to enjoy. ‘Mr. Furley” was a one-of-a-kind classic - just like Don Knotts! Best Chris Mann.” Oversize paperbound. The terrific 312 page history and guide to the show extensively illustrated illustrated and with excellent interviews. Very fine fresh copy. St. Martin’s Press unknown books
Best.-Nr. 8606DBo.J. Johann Georg Bergmüller, geboren 1688 in Turkheim, gestorben 1762 in Augsburg.
1894Best.-Nr. 69595Germany 1894. PEEP SHOW. repeated in French and German. Germany: n.d.c.a.1854. Six hand-colored lithograph panels including front and back panel. Four panels with cut outs. The front pictorial panel with peep hole. 7 x 8 3/4 inches; 180 x 223 mm. Joined together by paper bellows. Measures approximately 21 inches when opened. Front panel with hand-colored lithographed label pasted on front. Some minor soiling and rubbing to boards. Paper bellows with some foxing. A few small repair to bellows. Hand-coloring very bright. Overall a very nice example. This peepshow features the interior of the Crystal Palace in London showcasing tapestries vases statues and the crystal fountain. HBS 69595. $1100. Germany unknown
1851Best.-Nr. 69592London: Published by C. Lane 1851. PEEP SHOW. Lane's Telescopic View of the Great Exhibition 1851.C. Lane: London June 3rd. 1851. Ten hand-colored lithograph panels nine with cut outs by T.J. Rawlins 6 1/4 x 7 inches; 160 x 175 mm. Joined together by linen bellows. The first panel with a magnifying glass peep hole. Measures approximately 25 inches when opened. In the original decorated paper board slipcase with hand-colored lithographed label pasted on front. Some soiling to first panel and slipcase minor discoloration to cloth. Toy seller sticker on slipcase. Overall a very good example in the rare original slipcase. HBS 69592. $1250. Published by C. Lane unknown
Best.-Nr. 3284721974. framed. near fine. Signed and framed color publicity photograph from the cast of M.A.S.H of the of one of the most popular shows in American television history. Signatures include Alan Alda Loretta Swit Larry Linville McLean Stevenson Wayne Rogers William Christopher Gary Burghoff and Jamie Farr. MASH was an American war comedy drama television series that aired on CBS from September 17 1972 to February 28 1983. It was developed by Larry Gelbart as the first original spin-off series adapted from the 1970 film of the same name which in turn was based on Richard Hooker's 1968 novel MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors. The series produced by 20th Century-Fox Television follows a team of doctors and support staff stationed at the "4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital" in Uijeongbu South Korea during the Korean War 1950 - 1953. unknown
1896Best.-Nr. 69596Germany 1896. PEEP SHOW. Germany: 1896. Six lithograph panels including front and back panel. All panels with cut outs. The front pictorial panel with peep hole and back board with cut-out covered by orange tissue paper. 6 x 4 3/4 inches; 154 x 120 mm. Joined together by onion-skin bellows. Measures approximately 16 inches when opened. Some minor soiling and rubbing to boards. Paper bellows with some toning and dampstaining. A few small tears to bellows. Images very bright. Overall a very nice example. This peepshow features the interior of the main building of the Berlin Trade Exhibition showcasing foods and luxury goods statues home furnishings artworks and clothing. On the outside of back board images of various buildings in Berlin including the Department of Fisheries Department of Gas and Water Department for Food and Luxury Goods Department of Chemistry Main Restaurant and School Building. HBS 69596. $1500. Germany unknown
1920Best.-Nr. WRCAM48854Newport Ky.: The Donaldson Litho. Co. 1920. Chromolithographic poster 27 1/2 x 41 3/4 inches. Several tears at edges two of them significantly affecting the image. Some chipping and loss along top left and lower right edges also a bit in top right corner. Still a striking image. Good plus. An attractive poster advertising one of W.I. Swain's popular touring western shows this one featuring Jesse James who in this portrayal has an African-American as a member of his gang. The illustration shows three men on the right edge with their hands held high while a fourth man next to them weakly drops his gun. On the left side a cocky man in a white shirt presumably James points a six shooter at the men across the room while a blonde woman in a red dress stands with one foot on a chair and the other on a desk also pointing guns at the men. Anomalously in the center of the image through a window a black man in a red shirt also points two guns at the men on the right while inside the room a black woman kneels and pleads with the man in the window. Colonel W.I. Swain was one of the most successful tent showmen in the South. He often toured a minstrel show putting on a different performance every night for a week. The shows were continued by Swain's son Kennedy well into the 1940s. The Donaldson Litho. Co. unknown books
2006Best.-Nr. 50302Carefree AZ: Cody Old West Show & Auction. New. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened - 585 lots many color illustrations. Among the items offered: Western-themed posters Molesworth furniture & the Douglas & Mary Kenyon collection of L. A. Huffman photography and art. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2006. Cody Old West Show & Auction unknown
1920Best.-Nr. 48854Newport Ky.: The Donaldson Litho. Co. ca. 1920. Swain's Wild West Show An attractive poster advertising one of W.I. Swain's popular touring western shows this one featuring Jesse James who in this portrayal has an African-American as a member of his gang. The illustration shows three men on the right edge with their hands held high while a fourth man next to them weakly drops his gun. On the left side a cocky man in a white shirt presumably James points a six shooter at the men across the room while a blonde woman in a red dress stands with one foot on a chair and the other on a desk also pointing guns at the men. Anomalously in the center of the image through a window a Black man in a red shirt also points two guns at the men on the right while inside the room a Black woman kneels and pleads with the man in the window. Colonel W.I. Swain was one of the most successful tent showmen in the South. He often toured a minstrel show putting on a different performance every night for a week. The shows were continued by Swain's son Kennedy well into the 1940s. Several tears at edges two of them significantly affecting the image. Some chipping and loss along top left and lower right edges also a bit in top right corner. Still a striking image. Good plus. unknown
1851Best.-Nr. 69591London: William Spooner 1851. PEEP SHOW. London: William Spooner 9 August 1851. Ten hand-colored lithograph panels including the front and back panel. Eight panels with cut outs 6 1/8 x 7 1/2 inches; 155 x 190 mm. Joined together by cloth bellows. The first panel with a peep hole. Measures approximately 27 inches when opened. In the original decorated paper board slipcase with hand-colored lithographed label pasted on front. Some soiling to front and back panels and slipcase. Minor discoloration to cloth. Light foxing to margins of panels. Overall a very good example in the rare original slipcase. The back of the final panel reads "This faithful and interesting View is taken from the Transept near the "Crystal Fountain" and embraces the whole length of the Foreign Nave or Eastern end of the Exhibition. The most striking objects which present themselves to the spectator along the centre nave are: 1. THE PORTRAIT OF HER MAJESTY painted on Sèvres China. 2. THE KOH-I-NOOR DIAMOND in its Gilt Cage. 3. THE COLOSSAL STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA cast in Zine. 4. THE BRONZE FOUNTAIN by André Val of d'Osne. 5. THE ARCHANGEL MICHAEL OVERTHROWING SATAN. 6. THE COLOSSAL STATUE OF GODFREY DE BOUILLON. 7. KISS'S AMAZON AND TIGER. 8. THE BAVARIAN LION. 9. THE GREEK SLAVE. The View is terminated by the United States' Compartment with the trophy of articles in vulcanized indian-rubber erected upon the model of a suspension-truss-bridge. Under the Star-spangled banner and Eagle of America which float on high at the extreme end of the building is placed Gray and Davison's splendid organ." HBS 69591. $2250. William Spooner unknown
Best.-Nr. 41965Div., div. 4°. Platten meist in d. OHüllen.
Best.-Nr. 02853London: Camden Theater April 30 1972. The Last of the Goon Shows Specially Written by Spike Milligan for the 50th Anniversary of the BBC Three Goons in the Fountain Each One Seeking Fame Sellers Milligan and Secombe Which One Will the Fountain Blame GOON SHOW. SELLERS Peter. MILLIGAN Spike. SECOMBE Harry. The Goon Show One Night Special Reunion. A Collection of Goony Ephemera. London: Camden Theater April 30 1972. "These autographs from The Goons and a number of guest artists were signed for me in my presence at the recording of 'The Last of The Goon Shows' at The Camden Theatre London on Sunday 30th April 1972 at which I was one of the BBC Studio Managers. Signed Michael W. Cowles 1st December 2013." Thus introduced this collection includes an original ticket to the show printed on orange card; the Daily Mail's original story published the following day on May 1 1972; promotional flyer typed on yellow paper; the original BBC Radio 4 Program signed by Peter Sellers Spike Milligan Harry Seacombe writer Eric Sykes performers Max Geldray Ray Ellington Graham Stark film star Michael Caine and two other indecipherable signatures; and significantly a copy of the show's thirty-one page script with rehearsal and recording schedule on blue paper marked up in red and black ink by Michael W. Cowles. The collection beautifully housed in a fleece-lined full black morocco clamshell case spine lettered in gilt. "The Goon Show was a radio comedy show broadcast by the BBC. It changed the face of British comedy and influenced later comedy including Monty Python Eddie Izzard and many more. It was broadcast in the the UK between May 1951 and January 1960. The dignified 'stiff upper lip' attitude still prevailed in the post WWII age but many who lived through the war were more inclined to question the rules and authorities that controlled their lives. Onto this scene burst The Goons with a quick fire irreverent brand of humour that mocked those in establishment and offered a different farcical view of the world. What made The Goon Show different was its attitude. The comedy was edgier than it contemporaries and it used mad characters satire and ground breaking sound effects in a surreal way unlike anything had done before. "The Last Goon Show of All broadcast on 5 October 1972 was a special edition of the famous BBC Radio show The Goon Show commissioned as part of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the BBC. It was simulcast on radio and television and later released as an audio recording on long-playing record. This in turn has been re-issued in other formats such as compact disc. A video of the television broadcast was also released on VHS and later on DVD although with some omissions. In early October 2007 35 years after the original broadcast a full unedited version was broadcast on BBC 7 the digital radio channel dedicated to re-runs of classic shows." Wikipedia. "Spike Milligan was the creative force and main writer of The Goon Show however he was often assisted by a co-writers such as Larry Stephens or Eric Sykes. Occasionally if Milligan was unable to writer the show others would script entire show. There were originally four main cast members: Spike Milligan Peter Sellers Harry Secombe and Michael Bentine. Spike Milligan would later be considered by many to be "The grandfather of modern British comedy" due to his work on The Goon Show and subsequent comedies. Peter Sellers would go on to become a world famous comic actor best known for playing Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther movies. Harry Secombe remained a well loved singer and entertainer throughout his career. Michael Bentine left the group after only a few series and before the show reached it's peak of success" Goon Show website. London: Camden Theater, April 30, 1972 unknown books
