New York: The Crowell Publishing Company, 1931 - 1933. A collection of 9 vintage issues of Woman's Home Companion magazine dated from 1931 to 1933. These issues feature a prominent series of stylized, classical music-themed Art Deco covers illustrated by renowned muralist and painter William P. Welsh. The collection includes the following issues: February, May, July, and October of 1931; February, June, and October of 1932; April and September of 1933. In Very Good (minus) condition, with surface wear to the covers and light age toning throughout the pages. Spines with chips and losses; text blocks are intact. More

A large-scale folding fan designed for decorative display, featuring gilded paper, hand-painted in ink and mounted on dark lacquered wooden ribs. Measures approximately 48 x 35 inches (open). Condition: Very good overall. The gilded surface shows areas of wear and scattered discoloration. There are approx. 2-inch tears to the lower right section with minor chipping along the same edge. The wooden structure exhibits light surface scratches and small areas of lacquer loss. Shelved at Dupont. More

[Philadelphia]: John Bioren, [1803]. Printed document, single sheet. In Very Good condition. Housed in a black wood frame. Frame shows moderate scuffing and wear along edges. Glass panes allow both sides of the document to be viewed; one side contains the text of the three laws printed in this broadside, while the other contains a blank contract between master and seamen, which would have been filled out and signed by a ship's owner and crew to ensure a voyage's legal status and the seamen's legal protections. The document itself shows light age toning and faint creasing, with darker toning and very small chips along the edges. A small section of one of the top corners has been torn away. The bottom corners show very faint tidemarks. "Cresent [sic] Form" written in contemporary black ink in the top margin on the contract side of the document. Shelved in Room J. More

England: 1689. In Very Good condition with age-toning and random brown stains. Signed by John Smith with original seal partially degraded. Measures 26 in. x 14 in. Signatures of witnesses on the reverse. DM Consignment. Shelved at Rockville PS1101. More

Boston: c1890. Tall octavo (7.5 in. x 9.75 in.), 220 pages. In Very Good- condition. Fully bound in original brown publisher's cloth with gilt bands to spine tail and head. Boards show minor shelf wear with rubbing to corners and edges. Abrasions and faint writing (in red colored pencil) to front cover. Abrasions to spine tail and edges. Textblock shows mild age toning; light spotting to bottom edges. Previous owner's name penned to front end page. More

1984. Untorn ticket to the Jacksons Victory Tour at the Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, dated July 7, 1984. The ticket is printed on a lightweight glossy paper with color background. Condition is Very good. Ticket stub is still attached with cellophane tape added on perforated line on the reverse for reinforcement. AJS Consignment. Shelved at Rockville Room B General Ephemera. More