Spring Comic Book & Toy Auction

Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense #39 CGC 4.5

Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 7.0

Atlas Comics Tales to Astonish #13 CGC 5.0

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Spring Comic Book & Toy Auction

Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers

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Bruneau and Co. Auctioneers, Altered Reality Entertainment, and Travis Landry our Director of Pop Culture are proud to present our Spring Comic Book and Toy auction extravaganza. Featuring hundreds of graded rare comics, generous key book lots, many Marvel and D.C. comics to be offered. Many Pop culture toys and collectibles to be featured. Over 400 Lots to be offered.

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Travis LandrySpecialist & Auctioneer, American & European Fine & Decorative Arts, Pop Culture Including Collectibles, Comics & Toys

Kevin BruneauPresident & Auctioneer, Asian Arts, 19-20th Century Decorative Arts

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1999 Nintendo Game Boy Pokemon Yellow CAS 90: United States,1999 1999 Nintendo Game Boy Pokemon Yellow sealed video game. CAS 90 Serial no. 10172896

0001: 1999 Nintendo Game Boy Pokemon Yellow CAS 90Est. $500-$800

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2000 Nintendo Game Boy Color Pokemon Silver CAS 80: United States,2000 2000 Nintendo Game Boy Color Pokemon Silver sealed video game. CAS 80 Serial no. 10172892

0002: 2000 Nintendo Game Boy Color Pokemon Silver CAS 80Est. $400-$600

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1993 TTI Duo Turbo Grafix Super CD Bonk 3 CAS 80: United States,1993 1993 Hudson Soft TTI Duo Turbo Grafix Super CD-ROM2 System Bonk 3: Bonk's Greatest Adventure loose complete video game. A very rare game to find in complete graded condition. CAS

0003: 1993 TTI Duo Turbo Grafix Super CD Bonk 3 CAS 80Est. $200-$300

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1982 Mattel He-Man MOTU Promotional Release Figure: United States,1982 The illusive promotional mail away 1982 Mattel Masters of The Universe He-Man action figure. Known to most fans as "Wonder Bread" He-Man, the origin of this figure has always been

0004: 1982 Mattel He-Man MOTU Promotional Release FigureEst. $400-$600

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14PC Mattel MOTU He-Man Castle Grayskull & Figures: United States,20th Century Group includes 12 Mattel Masters of The Universe action figures, carrying case, and Castle Grayskull playset. Toys show varying signs of play wear from light to heavy,

0005: 14PC Mattel MOTU He-Man Castle Grayskull & FiguresEst. $100-$200

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12 LJN ThunderCats Cat's Lair Vehicle Play Set Lot: United States, 1986Group includes electronic Cat's Lair (working, missing one door, top piece of ladder broken, with instructions), ThunderTank (missing wheel treads), ThunderClaw (missing one

0005A: 12 LJN ThunderCats Cat's Lair Vehicle Play Set LotEst. $600-$900

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5PC 1969 Mattel Hot Wheels Redline MOSC Cut Cards: United States,1969 Group includes a pink Classic 57 Ford, an aqua Light-My Firebird, Paddy Wagon, pink Sand Crab, and a Fire Engine coin. All on factory sealed cut cards. Each card approx. 6" x 2

0006: 5PC 1969 Mattel Hot Wheels Redline MOSC Cut CardsEst. $300-$400

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0007: 1966 Hasbro G.I. Joe German Soldier Narrow BowEst. $250-$400

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1984 Takara Combat Joe Figure & German Uniform: , JAPAN, CIRCA 1984 A 1984 Takara Combat Joe action figure and German officer uniform. Both the figure and uniform are unused and never removed from their insert. Both boxes with moderate wear,

0008: 1984 Takara Combat Joe Figure & German UniformEst. $200-$300

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Hasbro GI Joe Navy Seal Trainee Prototype Sample: United States,2000 Test shot with packaging sample for a 2000 Hasbro G.I. Joe Navy Seal Trainee 12" action figure. Box constructed of salvaged Pokemon cardboard, same facial mold, different color

0009: Hasbro GI Joe Navy Seal Trainee Prototype SampleEst. $200-$300

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1963 Ideal Baby Pebbles Flintstone Doll MIB Unused: United States,1963 Box C8+ with minimal wear, displays beautifully. Very light creasing, edge wear, and corner wear throughout, strong structure with under tray. Doll C8.5+ appearing to be unused,

0010: 1963 Ideal Baby Pebbles Flintstone Doll MIB UnusedEst. $200-$300

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Claymation Animation Don Quixote Knight Model: United States,20th Century Claymation model of an older knight, most likely Don Quixote. Soiling to clay surface, shows signs of production use. Project unknown. Base 16" x 4 1/2", Approx. 11 5/8"

0011: Claymation Animation Don Quixote Knight ModelEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Claymation Animation Artist Rabit Production Model: United States,20th Century Claymation model of a rabbit wearing an orange suit jacket with green vest and bow tie holding a paint brush, additional eyes and facial features on board. Light soiling to

0012: Claymation Animation Artist Rabit Production ModelEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

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Star Wars Episode 1 Phantom Menace Naboo Fighter: United States,20th Century Star Wars Episode I Phantom Menace Naboo Fighter hanging Toys R' Us store display. Approx. 6'7" x 3'8"

0013: Star Wars Episode 1 Phantom Menace Naboo FighterEst. $140-$220

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Japanese Yoshiya Chief Robotman Battery Op Tin Toy: Japan,Circa 1955 Box C7+ with vibrant graphics and displays well, edge wear, end wear, crushing and creasing, puncture to left center of top, strong structure with under tray, well preserved. Toy C8+

0014: Japanese Yoshiya Chief Robotman Battery Op Tin ToyEst. $600-$900

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Japanese Yoshiya KO High-Wheel Key Wind Tin Robot: Japan,Circa 1960 Box C7 with great action graphics featuring an astronaut with robot, moderate shelf wear including crushing, edge wear, creasing, and staining, strong structure with under tray,

0015: Japanese Yoshiya KO High-Wheel Key Wind Tin RobotEst. $200-$300

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1977 Ahi Lost in Space Battery Operated Robot Toy: ,1977 Box C7.5 with moderate shelf wear, creasing and small tear to box front, cellophane window partially detached, displays well. Toy C8.5 with near perfect chrome and minimal signs of play wear,

0016: 1977 Ahi Lost in Space Battery Operated Robot ToyEst. $100-$200

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Japanese Yoshiya Forbidden Planet Robby Robot Toy: Japan,Circa 1960 Box C8 with light to moderate shelf wear, creasing and rubbing to corners, scuffing to box top, strong structure with under tray, displays well. Toy C8.5+ appearing to be unused,

0017: Japanese Yoshiya Forbidden Planet Robby Robot ToyEst. $100-$200

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Japanese Noguchi Mechanical Mighty Robot Tin Toy: Japan,Circa 1970 Box C8.5 with vibrant decoration and minimal wear to corners, very light surface dirtiness to white area, strong structure with under tray, displays beautifully. Toy C8+ with glossy

0018: Japanese Noguchi Mechanical Mighty Robot Tin ToyEst. $80-$120

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Japanese Yoshiya Jupiter Robot Sparking Wind Up: Japan,Circa 1965 Box C8.5 with vibrant decoration and minimal shelf wear, very light corner wear, light rubbing to surface, subtle creasing lower half, strong structure with under tray, displays

0019: Japanese Yoshiya Jupiter Robot Sparking Wind UpEst. $100-$200

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Alps Mechanical Television Spaceman Tin Robot Toy: Japan,Circa 1965 Box C8.5+ with excellent graphics and minimal shelf wear, very light wear to top edge, strong structure with under tray, under tray faded with footboard insert, an excellent example.

0020: Alps Mechanical Television Spaceman Tin Robot ToyEst. $100-$200

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Japanese Yoneya Space Rocket Tin Friction Robot: Japan,Circa 1960 Box C5 as-is condition, cover torn with losses and creasing, please refer to photographs. Toy C8 with vibrant lithography, light wear with scattered scratching, working friction

0021: Japanese Yoneya Space Rocket Tin Friction RobotEst. $100-$200

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RARE Horikawa Battery Operated Tin Video Robot: Japan,Circa 1960 We have been unable to find another example of this robot with bubble glass video feature and catalin plastic feet and battery compartment. Box C6.5+ with great planetary graphics,

0022: RARE Horikawa Battery Operated Tin Video RobotEst. $500-$800

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Japanese Daiya Battery Operated U-5 Robot Tin Toy: Japan,Circa 1965 Box C7.5+ with great vibrant graphics, light creasing, corner and edge wear, small tear upper right corner near window, staining, strong structure with under tray and retains insert,

0023: Japanese Daiya Battery Operated U-5 Robot Tin ToyEst. $200-$300

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