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Stephenson's Auctioneers Stephenson’s Auction 1005 Industrial Blvd. Southampton, PA, 18966 General Auction Friday, May 3rd, 2019 4PM Inspection 2-4PM (215) 322-6182 www.stephensonsauction.com Catalog listing is for general selling order only. You are urged to inspect these items before bidding on them. BOX LOTS 11 One lot of designer luggage bags, purses, etc. 1 One lot of a Sleeping Santa, 12 One lot of board game, Nintendo porcelain dolls, etc. Wii gaming system, slicer, etc. 2 One lot of Nike bags, etc. 13 One lot of a Fisher Price piano, sports cards, etc. 3 One lot of a typewriter, 45 RPM records, etc. 14 One lot of porcelain dolls, etc. 4 One lot of records, etc. 15 One lot of framed artwork, baby dolls, telephones, etc. 5 One lot of ERTL European Classics die cast metal cars, etc. 16 One lot of pastels, etc. 6 One lot of framed artwork, doll 17 One lot of a display case, framed furniture, porcelain doll, etc. artwork, dinnerware, etc. 7 One lot on the floor of speakers, etc. 18 One lot of canes, etc. 8 One lot of Star Wars figures, Marvel 19 One lot of a lantern, vintage radio, figures, etc. cameras, clock parts, etc. 9 One lot of a display case, figural 20 One lot of framed artwork, collector planters, dog figurines, cut glass vase, etc. plates, etc. 10 One lot of sports cards, etc. 21 One lot of DVD's, etc. 22 One lot of a computer keyboard, 41 One lot of a tea set, silver plated tea hats, Fushigi gravity ball, video camera, etc. cups and saucers, books, records, projector, etc. 23 One lot of drawling instruments, luggage bags, etc. 42 One lot of framed artwork, etc. 24 One lot of toy planes, Viewmaster 43 One lot of hardware, roller skates, with slides, toy trucks, etc. wicker basket, calculator, etc. 25 One lot of porcelain dolls, records, 44 One lot of 45 RPM records, etc. etc. 45 One lot of a scale, gold rimmed 26 One lot of flags, etc. glasswares, decanters, etc. 27 One lot of dinner plates, jewelry 46 One lot of model tanks, model chest, etc. planes, etc. 28 One lot of framed artwork, etc. 47 One lot of dinnerware, stuffed animals, etc. 29 One lot of tea cups and saucers, doll house, etc. 48 One lot of trains, tracks, etc. 30 One lot of glasswares, electric slicing 48A One lot of coffee pots, etc. knife, etc. 49 One lot of books, baby dolls, CD's, 31 One lot of horse tacks, etc. etc. 32 One lot of duck figurines, doll crib, 50 One lot of an electric burner, lighted house, vase, dolls, etc. massage animal, cassette player, sewing machine, etc. 33 One lot of board games, wicker cornucopia, telephone, jewelry chest, 51 One lot of 45 RPM records, etc. record player, etc. 52 One lot of model cars, model 34 One lot of VHS tapes, DVD's, books, firetruck, etc. Nintendo DS, etc. 53 One lot of Star Wars cards, Sports 35 One lot of model cars, microscope, cards, Desert Storm cards, etc. etc. 54 One lot of necklaces, etc. 36 One lot of sports cards, Pokémon 55 One lot of Precious Moments cards, etc. figurines, steins, glasswares, etc. 37 One lot of model planes, trains, etc. 56 One lot of model planes, model cars, 38 Omitted. etc. 39 One lot of sports cards, musical 57 One lot of sports cards, etc. instruments, Bachman train set, etc. 57A One lot of glass candlesticks, pitcher, 40 One lot of porcelain dolls, Native glass decanters, wooden fish figure, steins, American Barbie doll, etc. vases, etc. 58 One lot of framed and unframed 73 One lot of sports cards, Back to the artwork, etc. Future cards, Superman cards, etc. 59 One lot of Hallmark Keepsake 74 One lot of records, etc. ornaments, shoes, socks, etc. 75 One lot on the floor of Barbie dolls, 59A One lot of model planes, etc. doll house, Princess playhouse, stuffed animals, book bags, etc. 60 One lot of an animatronic Bartenders, figural cookie jars, 76 One lot of records, etc. Westinghouse fan, Hamilton Beach 77 One lot of plastic advertising cups, breakfast sandwich maker, etc. Coca Cola bottles, Shrek glass cups, Phillies 61 One lot of a Lenox Santa Claus glass cups, etc. figurine, ovenware, figurines, etc. 78 One lot of sports cards, McDonald's 62 One lot of DVD's, heater, Newbury toys, die cast metal cars, heater, cooler, collection figurines, vases, Nutcrackers, VHS dartboard, license plate, etc. tapes, etc. 79 One lot of records, etc. 63 One lot of Snowbabies Disney 80 One lot of ephemera, Eagles figurines, stuffed animals, hand warmers, pennant, posters, etc. alarm clock, snow globe, etc. 81 One lot of shirts, etc. 64 One lot of board games, collector plates, candle lamps, stuffed dolls, wall 82 One lot of stuffed animals, clothing, clock, jewelry box, framed artwork, etc. etc. 65 One lot of tea cups and saucers, tea 83 One lot of a food processor, glass set, pitchers, etc. decanters, DVDs, figurines, steins, glass insulators, ornaments, photos, etc. 66 One lot of a Speed Racer pinball machine, Legos, board games, etc. 84 One lot of McDonald's toys, etc. 67 One lot of a jewelry box, glass 85 One lot of glasswares, dinner plates, decanter, figural salt and pepper shakers, etc. glass pitcher, etc. 86 One lot of records, etc. 68 One lot of Guitar Hero guitars, Rockband drum set, etc. 87 One lot of 45 RPM records, etc. 69 One lot of a Wedding Dress, toys, 88 One lot of women's shoes, children's books, Hallmark Keepsake ornaments, shoes, etc. dinnerware, etc. 89 One lot of dinnerware, etc. 70 One lot of framed artwork, etc. 90 One lot of sports cards, etc. 71 One lot of framed artwork, etc. 90A One lot of glasswares, etc. 72 One lot of door knobs, locks, 45 RPM 91 One lot of ephemera, etc. records, sea shells, etc. 92 One lot of sports cards, etc. 108 Two albums of novelties, trading cards, movie star pics, etc. 93 One lot of a Sixers warm up shirt, etc. 109 Hunting knife in leather sheath 94 One lot of framed artwork, etc. 110 Two albums of novelties, post cards, ephemera, etc. 95 One lot of toy houses, Strawberry Shortcake doll, Playmobil toys, Bratz dolls, 111 One lot of sports ephemera etc. 112 Jim Shore triple figurine and a New 96 One lot of 45 RPM records, etc. York Yankees tribute 97 One lot of McDonald's toys, etc. 113 Sports card album 98 One lot of records, folding chairs, 114 Sports card album etc. 115 Two Donavan McNabb bobble- 98A One lot of glass salt and pepper heads in boxes, and other sports collectibles shakers, canteen, records, etc. 116 Tray of Terry Bradshaw football 99 One lot of a polaroid camera, Kodak cards and Terry Bradshaw plaque with darkroom graduate, slide viewer, etc. autograph 99A One lot of postcards, wooden box, 117 Box of unopened Kiss, Back to the etc. Future, and Close Encounters trading cards 118 Tray of sports legends baseball cards GALLERY 119 Advertising folding knife and a tin toy 101 Two boxes of trading cards including Mork & Mindy, Sat. Night Fever, Happy 120 Tray of pin back buttons, super hero Days, Grease collectibles, and sports collectibles 102 Tray of sports cards, some 121 Tray of stamps, movie star unopened in wrapping postcards, etc. 103 Tray of sports cards, some 122 One box-album of novelties, unopened in wrapping ephemera, pins, etc., and sports books and magazines 104 Box of 8mm films 123 Omitted 105 Victorian photo album with some cabinet cards 124 1964 silver Kennedy half dollar 106 Box of unopened 1980's Topps 125 2002 one oz. fine silver American baseball cards Eagle 107 Bill Bergey autographed photo and a 126 2000 one oz. fine silver American Daily News Sports cover autographed by Eagle Dick Butkus 127 1917 Walking Liberty half dollar 153 Survivor autographed t shirt, John graded AG by Apmex Street neighborhood autographed shirt, and a Carl Lewis autographed Philadelphia News 128 1881 S Morgan silver dollar cover 129 1896 O Morgan silver dollar 154 Three Dallas Cowboys sports jerseys 130 1880 O Morgan silver 155 Framed lithograph "A Seed for the 131 1887 O Morgan silver dollar Bleacher Garden" 132 1904 O Morgan silver dollar 156 Lot of comic books 133 1882 Morgan silver dollar 157 Lot of comic books 134 1880 Morgan silver dollar 158 Pokémon cards in tin 135 1884 Morgan silver dollar 159 One lot of sports cards, baseball pinback buttons, and other collectibles 136 1990 O Morgan silver dollar 160 Tray of sports cards, sports 137 1890 O Morgan silver dollar collectibles, etc. 138 1886 O Morgan silver dollar gold 161 Box of comic books plated 162 Three sports card albums 139 1885 O Morgan silver dollar 163 Box of comic books 140 1881 Morgan silver dollar 164 Lot of 45 rpm records in sleeves 141 1884 O Morgan silver dollar 165 Lot of 45 rpm records in sleeves 142 1883 Morgan silver dollar 166 Two vintage Girl Scout dolls 143 Morgan silver dollar 167 One tray-Snow White Disney Prods. 144 1900 O Morgan silver dollar Figures, Limoges dresser boxes, Hires Root 145 1892 Morgan silver dollar Beer porcelain mug, German celluloid bobblehead, etc. 146 1888 O Morgan silver dollar 168 Daily News Sports cover 147 Morgan silver dollar autographed by The Eagles with C.O.A 148 One tray-Michael Jackson doll, E.T. 169 Autographed football doll, and other various toys, most in original packaging 170 Michael Vick autographed photo PSGameGear authenticated 149 Lot of comic books 171 “Old English Countryside” 150 Three albums of sports cards dinnerware set-service for 12 151 Two albums of sports cards 172 Lot of pink glass stemware and 152 Sports card album decanter 173 Portugal bone china compote, 195 Set of colored glass stemware and Covered dresser box marked Italy, and a tumblers liquor set in fish form 195A English Blue Willow platter, pair of 174 Partial set of Lenox "Holly" Royal Copenhagen candle holders, and a dinnerware Wedgwood vase
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