FLASH GORDON: BUSTER CRABBE Color 24x30 poster of a montage of six images including Dale Arden and Ming the Merciless, surrounding Crabbe appearing as Flash Gordon in serials and films (1936-1940) signed by Buster Crabbe. Poster signed: "Buster Crabbe". Color, 24x30 overall, image 22x27½ (one surface). A montage of six images, including Dale Arden and Ming the Merciless, surrounding Crabbe appearing as Flash Gordon in serials and films (1936-1940). ©The Nostalgia Merchant for his signature. Crabbe (1908-1983), who won the Gold Medal in the 400-meter swim at the 1932 Olympic games, went on to star in over 100 adventure films, many set in outer space (most as Flash Gordon), and the Wild West (as Billy "the Kid" Carson). In 1933, Crabbe also starred as Tarzan in the Principal Pictures 16-part serial film. Ironically, in winning his Olympic medal, Crabbe had broken the record set by MGM's rival Tarzan, Johnny Weissmuller. Lightly creased and soiled at lower right blank margin. Fine condition. Accompanied by PSA/DNA LOA. read more...

HOLLYWOOD STARS: ERROL FLYNN, CARY GRANT, GENE AUTRY, HOAGY CARMICHAEL and MANY, MANY OTHERS Book page from Movie Lot to Beachhead (1945), filled on front and verso with signatures of film celebrities Book Page signed: (on first side) "Errol Flynn", "Cary Grant", "Gene Autry", "Hoagy Carmichael", "Linda/Darnell" , Charles Coburn", "Donald Berry", "Monty Woolley", "Charles Winninger", "Henry O'Neill", "Jimmy McLarnin", "Lou Nova", "Alexis Smith", "Charlie Kenyon", "Huntley Gordon", "Howard Hill", "Helen Gerald", "'Big Boy' Williams", "Harry Von Zell" and 6 unidentified signatures; and on verso: "Robert Barratt", "Richard A. Carroll", "Gordon Edwards", "Clyde Geronimi", "Eddie Cline", "Victor McLeod","WT Lackey", and numerous unidentified signatures, 2 pages (front and verso), 6½x9½, originally blank pages. In 1945, the editors of Look magazine published Movie Lot to Beachhead, a studio of the movie industry's response to World War II. read more...

JOHN ELWAY and OTHERS Multi-signed Wilson Official NFL football! Football Signed: “John Elway”, “George Blanda”, “Drew Bledsoe”, “Brett Farve”, “Jim Hart”, “Earl Morrall”, “Jim Plunkett”, “Mark Brunell”, “Gus Frerotte”, “Dave Kraeg”, “Sonny Sixkiller” and 10 others, 21 signatures in all. Lightly soiled. Otherwise, fine condition. Accompanied by PSA/DNA LOA. read more...

DAN MARINO He pens his signature on this miniature football, in blue ink! Football signed: "Dan Marino/13". Wilson miniature football (9 inches long). Signed in white side panel. Dan Marino was a four-time leading passer in the AFC (1983, 1984, 1986, 1989). He set NFL single-season records for touchdown passes (48; broken by Peyton Manning in 2004) and passing yards (5,084) with the Miami Dolphins in 1984. Marino is the all-time leader in career touchdown passes, passing yards, attempts and completions. He was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Fine condition. Accompanied by PSA/DNA LOA. read more...

MICHAEL JORDAN Signed 16x13, hand-painted celluloid sheet, a limited edition full color image of Jordan on the basketball cartoon with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and other cartoon favorites, matted and framed to 28x25. Animation Cell signed: "Michael Jordan", framed to 27½x24½, opening 15¾x13. Hand-painted, multi-color celluloid sheet mounted on a lithographic background. Image shows Jordan on a basketball court with six cartoon characters.  Limited edition #189 of 500. While at the University of North Carolina, Michael Jordan was named the Consensus College Player of the Year in 1984 and "Sporting News" College Player of the Year in 1983 and 1984. A true Tar Heel, always wearing his Carolina Blue shorts during a game for good luck, Jordan also won the NCAA Championship as a freshman at UNC. He was the third pick in the draft after declaring early eligibility, with UNC Coach Dean Smith's blessing, after his junior season. The 1985 National Basketball Association's Rookie of the Year was the NBA's scoring leader ten times and Most Valuable Player five times while leading the Chicago Bulls to six world championships. read more...

SAN FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS: SUPER BOWL XXIV CHAMPS Football signed by Joe Montana, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lott and 42 others Football signed: "Barry Helton", "Eric/Wright", "Pierce/Holt", "Ron Lewis", "Chet Brooks", "Matt Millen", "Bill Romanowski", "Dennis Brown", "Charles Haley", "J Jackson", "Michael Carter", "Don Griffin", "Pete Kugler", "Kevin/Fagan", "Tom Rathman", "Keith DeLong", "Eric Davis", "Mike Walter", "Mike Sherrard", "Mike Cofer", "Steve Wallace", "Harry Sidney", "Bubba Paris", "R. Craig", "Spencer Tillman", "Darryl Pollard", "Steve Young", "Guy McIntyre", "Dexter/Carter", "Brent Jones", "Mike Wilson 88", "David/Waymer", "Jerry Rice", "Joe Montana", "Jim Burt", "Jesse Sapolu", "Steve Bono", "Wesley Walls", read more...

1972 PRO BOWL FOOTBALL Rawlings football signed by twenty Pro Football Hall of Famers and by the offensive and defensive MVPs of the game. Football signed: "Bobby Bell", Fred Biletnikoff", "Larry Csonka", "Bill Curry", "Len Dawson", "Carl Eller", "Ed Flanagan", "Dick Gordon", "Joe Greene", "Bob Griese", "Ted Hendricks",  Ken Houston", "Chuck Howley", "Marv Hubbard", "Claude Humphrey", "Jim Johnson", "Paul Krause", "Greg Landry", "William Lanier", "Floyd Little", "Mike Lucci", "Merlin Olsen", "Jim Otto", "Andy Russell", "Roger Staubach", "Jan Stenerud", "Emmitt Thomas", "Bob Vogel", "Rick Volk", "Paul Warfield", "Gene Washington", "Dave Wilcox", "Rayfield Wright" along with several unidentified signatures. read more...

BOSTON RED SOX Multi-signed baseball! Baseball signed: "Ted Williams" and "Pinky Higgins" on the sweet-spot, also signed by Frank Malzone, Gene Stephens, Gene Mauch, Dave Sisler, Dean Stone, Billy Consolo, Mickey Vernon, George Susce, Jimmy Piersall, Mel Parnel, Billy Goodman, Billy Klaus, Sammy White, Tom Brewer, Tom Brewer, Dick Gernet, Jackie Jensen, Ted Lepcio, Rudy Anthony, Buster Minarcin, Willard Nixon, Ike Delock, Bob Porterfield, Pete Daley, Norm Zauchin, and Bob Chakales. The 1957 Red Sox finished in third place, 16 games behind the Yankees. They were led by 39-year-old Ted Williams who led the league hitting .388 and hit 38 home runs. Soiled. Signatures lightly beaded, some faded but fully legible. Otherwise, fine condition. Accompanied by PSA/DNA LOA.    read more...

SANDY KOUFAX Official National League (White) Baseball, signed in the sweet spot Baseball signed: "Sandy Koufax". Rawlings Official National League Baseball, William D. White, President, signed in blue ink on the sweet spot. Sandy Koufax (born in 1935) holds the major league record for most consecutive years leading the league in Earned Run Average (1962-1966) during which time his record was 111-34 with 100 complete games, 33 of them shutouts. In 1963, the Dodgers' pitcher was the National League's Most Valuable Player and Cy Young Award winner. He also won the Cy Young Award in 1965 and 1966. Traumatic arthritis ended his career after the 1966 season. In 1972, Koufax, at 36, became the youngest player ever elected to the Hall of Fame. Fine condition. Accompanied by PSA/DNA LOA.   read more...

LAUREL AND HARDY: STAN LAUREL Stan Laurel writes a letter of condolences to a friend. Typed Letter Signed: "Mona!/(MONA)", 1p, 8x10. On personal stationery, Santa Monica, California, 1963 February 18. To: "My Dear Johnnie:". In full: "Sorry delay acknowledging your nice letter Ist. inst. Hope by now you're feeling much better & have overcome the shock of your recent sad experience- I had no idea that Carmela had been confined to a wheel chair for so many years - she certainly had a lot of courage & marvelous spirit, bless her, she deserves a lot of admiration, she always sounded so cheerful during our phone chats. Do you see Chuck McCann, have written him a couple of times but have'nt [sic] heard from him, I know his L&H program was off the air, sincerely hope alls going well for him. I have'nt [sic] heard from Jack McCabe either, not since he got married to that attractive Latvian Gal, I guess he busy with his home work.! Evidently you decided not to go into the hospital again - hope you are not taking any chance in not taking the Dr's advice - its not whatit [sic] can do for you but its what - MOTHER !!! I'd rather do it myself. !!! Oh my Sinus. read more...