140.
A Set of Three Black and White Images of Downtown Cleveland, Ohio circa 1945

Comprising three images of the Downtown area of Cleveland, Ohio; one image looking northward capturing the Terminal Tower, the May Co. Building, Port Authority, and the baseball stadium; second image looking eastward over the baseball stadium; and third image looking southeast capturing the Downtown skyline at a distance. Framed size: 13" x 15"; image size: 7 1/2" x 9 1/2."

50/100     SOLD: $243.22

141.
Album of Zeppelin USS Akron Memorabilia

1931-1933:
16" x 12". 70pp.

Album of Anna M. Schafer, collector of USS Akron, Goodyear-Zeppelin Dock memorabilia, ca. 1930-1933, for the U.S.S. Akron. Includes invitations, photographs and autograph letters, documents and envelopes signed by key players in the dirigible scene of the era, including many pilots, commanders, and George White, Governor of Ohio.

1000/2000     SOLD: $920.00

142.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1870-1890
Broad Quarto. 24 Volumes and Index.

Bound in red cloth with paper label "Harper's Weekly" and inked book number on spine, gilded top edge. ^Volume XLII (December, 1870, to May, 1871) through Volume LXXX (December, 1889, to May, 1890). Index for Volumes I.-LXXXV., Inclusive.

50/100     SOLD: $464.60

143.
Le Bijou. Revue Artistique et Industrielle de la Bijouterie, Joaillerie, Orfuererie

Paris: J. Rothschild, 1874 & 1875
Folio. 60 plates

The Jewel: Artistic and Industrial Review of Jewelry. Thirty-five color plates in 1874 and 24 color plates in 1875.

200/400     SOLD: $218.50

144.
Six Nineteenth- Century Tintypes and Ambrotype

All tintypes, in very good condition without corrosion, show wonderful examples of period dress and hair styles. ^Two tintypes of same young lady in same dress, perhaps from one photography session: one with young lady wearing necklace and brooch with hair arranged in plaited loops, in half of decorative embossed case with liner and preserver (3 3/4 x 3 1/4"); one with young lady without jewelry or hair styling, missing case, liner and preserver, possibly from missing half of case (3 3/16 x 2 11/16"). ^One tintype with two sisters in traveling clothes: half of decorative embossed case missing, liner and preserver intact (3 5/8 x 3 3/16"). ^One tintype with young man in bow tie: half of decorative embossed case missing, liner bent in two areas (2 3/4 x 2 6/16") .^One tintype of young girl in embroidered dress: case missing, liner and preserver intact (3 3/8 x 2 13/16"). ^One ambrotype of mother and daughter, brooches picked out in paint: case missing, liner has been opened and bent.

100/200     SOLD: $94.30

145.
Stock Certificate for the Caledonia Fair Ground Company

Vermont: 1922
Preferred stock certificate Number 168 at $25 per share sold to Gilbert E. Woods for two shares, dated July 3, 1922. Double mat: 14 1/4 x 17"; window: 8 x 10 3/4".

25/50     SOLD: $11.50

146.
Tintype of a Woman

In oversized guttapercha frame. Overall: 6 1/2" x 5 3/8."

50/100     SOLD: $46.00

147.
Two Aerial Photographs of Main Street, Akron, Looking North

c. 1950
Two silver gelatin prints in mats. Mat: 17 x 20"; window: 10 1/2 x 13 1/2".

30/50     SOLD: $11.50

148. Appleton, D.
Appleton's Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events of the Year 1876

New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1881
Octavo. Eleven Volumes.

Three quarter tan morocco and marbled paper. Decorative spines with gilt lettering. All edges and endpapers marbled.

200/350     SOLD: $155.25

149. Assorted
Minstrel Memorabilia in Shoe Shine Box

^This is the first of several lots of historically significant minstrel-oriented materials collected by a family in Madison, Ohio. The items are assembled inside an authentic shoe shine kit box - the inside cover of which shows a drawing of an African-American bootblack polishing an over-sized riding boot. A white child steadies the other enormous boot as two dogs run along the sidewalk and a horse and carriage pass behind them. The lot includes two piano rolls (c. 1920) featuring the songs "Back to Mammyland" and "Old Black Joe." Additionally, a slightly used 3.5 oz. tube of Stein's Black Face for Minstrel Make-Up manufactured by the M. Stein Cosmetic Co. New York U.S.A. The "soft paint" was made in twenty-three shades for theatre and seven shades for cinema. The company states that the purity of its cosmetics has been "unquestioned for half-a-century." The pink tube comes in the original box with instructions for application.^ Two tins of Stein's Burnt Cork removable by soap and water (not cream.) One tin comes in the original packaging and cost $.50.^ A used one ounce tin of Zauder's Superior Nose Putty manufactured by Zaudora's Preparations, Inc. New York, USA. The illustration on the tin shows theatre curtains, the masks of Tragedy and Comedy, and two cherubs.^ Also a small 1 1/2" diameter tin of Zauder's Tooth Wax for blackening the teeth. ^ Additionally, the lot includes eight "Black Face" sketches and plays published by the Eldridge Entertainment House in Franklin, Ohio and Denver, Colorado. These are: "Adam's Love Apple" by Whit Norton (1927); "Mose Johnson's New Job" by Mont Hurst (1927); "Eliza Rosewater's Divorce Case: A Negro Mock Trial" by Walter Richardson (1927); "Napoleon's Day On: A Juvenile Sketch or Playlet in Two Scenes" by R.F. Burnham (1927); "Cinderella from Hong Kong: A Stunt for Men or Boys" by Bess Sherman Cowden (1927); "A Peppy Program for Men" by Mignon Quaw (1922); "Vinegar's Vaudeville Agency" by Seymour S. Tibbals (1919); "Stand or Stumble or Hector, the Hired Man (With Apologies to Horatio Alger) by Eunice Thomson (1926). Plus two postcards featuring rural African-American children from the 1930s from the Curteich-Chicago, Co. "C.T. Art-Colortone" postcard series.

150/300     SOLD: $195.50