CARDINI DIRIGIBLES WITH HANGAR

Italy tin windup Bi-Plane with great graphics and design. Reads Nord-Sudwith great Indian bust on side. Comes with Hangar Cardini made of paper. Still has hanger wire with Globe weight on the other en

APPROX 56 RPPC'S OF DIRIGIBLES INCLUDING US NAVY, GRAF ZEPPELIN, HANGARS, DISASTERS, AND MORE, AS PICTURED, FROM THE ESTATE COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE OF ALBANY, NY

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Important Group of Eight Letters from Cardini to Danny Dew. Including both ALSs (6) and TLSs (2), spanning 1961 - 73, Cardini discusses a wide range of subjects,

American. Circa 1930-1932. Opening door hangar with three individual planes. All original paint and decals. All showing very little play wear. (Very Good - Excellent). Largest : 20 -1/4" x 8".

1601. GOODYEAR MECHANICAL ZEPPELIN HANGAR | Very interesting piece, presumably made by either Republic Steel, Timken or Youngstown Steel as they all had factories in the area, no motor is present thou

What a wonderful and rare find. First what we know. This is a toy hangar with zeppelin inside that moves in and out with a small hand crank on the side. The hangar is topped with what appears to be th

What a wonderful and rare find. First what we know. This is a toy hangar with zeppelin inside that moves in and out with a small hand crank on the side. The hangar is topped with what appears to be th

Included in this great lot is a replica of a Marklin zeppelin with pontoons, hangar with pontoons and 4 tin ground crew, even though this is a replica they are hard to find, one propeller towards fron

Unusual German painted tin carousel with dirigibles steam toy accessory, attributed to Bing, with scalloped canopy, three hanging dirigibles and four two-passenger seats with elaborate supports, 12''

By Buddy L. Toys. East Moline, IL - 1930 - 20 1/2" W x 8" D.

With larger configuration of figures. 33 Pieces New In Box *Extra $100 shipping charge due to large lot size*

Cardini (Richard Pitchford Valentine). Two Cardini Photographs and a Still. Circa 1950s. Including an 8 x 10” studio portrait (Chicago: Maurice Seymour) printed with an unusual pinkish tint; a candi

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Cardini Garrick Theatre Broadside. Southport: Visiter Printing Works, ca. 1940. Two-color poster for a variety show, with Cardini topping the bill. 24 x 12 &#189

[Cardini] Cardini’s Silver Peau Doux playing cards. Chicago, Walgreen Co., ca. 1934. Unopened pack of the bridge-size fanning cards purchased by Cardini for use in his famous act. Cardini hallma

1546. BUDDY 'L' HANGAR WITH AIRPLANES | 20" x 8".

[Photography] Clements, Rell Sam ZR-3 Entering Hangar First Time, Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N.J., Oct 15-1924 1924. Sepia toned gelatin silver print. Mounted to board; scattered surface wear, tear

C. 1920s. Contains the correct three planes - each with play wear - along with its Buddy "L" windsock. Surface rust to roof of hangar, but otherwise very complete. Condition: (Very Good) Item Dimensio

Cardini, Swan. Group of 18 ALSs from Swan Cardini to Danny Dew. Spanning 1962 – 89, and including both ALSs and handwritten greeting and Christmas cards. The missives discuss a wide range of topics,

This is a rare handcrafted clockwork mechanism Jon Martin Jumbo Card Rise. Etched below the front plate in Cardini\'s hand it say\'s that it was worked on by Cardini with his signature and the date 19

Cardini, Truck, Italy, tin, cw ok, from 1928, tarpaulin replaced, repainted

Italy, 1930's open cab with dump truck body, features seated driver, key wind mechanism. 8 1/2" l.

Photograph of the “Inner Circle” [Dai Vernon, Cardini, Charlie Miller, Al Baker, Arthur Finley, and Others]. Circa 1940s. Silver print on thick paper, showing the seven men gathered around a table

Nice Buddy "L" Hangar and Monocoupe Airplane. Hangar has been professionally restored. Hangar is pressed steel finished in olive gray with red trim. Decal on front above door. Also has "Buddy L" decal

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Group of Cardini Magic Programs. Circa 1930s. Seven items, including four theatrical programs for the London Palladium (1932, 1937, 1938), one for the Leicester