A few examples of appraisal values for
AVIATION

• [AVIATION] A group of unusual books
  [AVIATION] A group of unusual books on aviation. Estimate:$150-$250
• Aviation related Photo album
  Aviation related Photo album including early 20th c. pioneer aircraft gliders aviators aero planes etc.. Appear to be American and European.
• [AVIATION] Collection of
  [AVIATION] Collection of ephemeral publications relating to early aircraft and aviation. Estimate:$300-$500
• Box Airline and Military Wings etc.
  Box Airline and Military Wings etc.
• [AVIATION CIGARETTE CARDS] Group of
  [AVIATION CIGARETTE CARDS] Group of seven matching albums of aviation-related cigarette cards. Estimate:$150-$250
• (LOT OF 4) PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRINTS OF
  (LOT OF 4) PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRINTS OF EARLY AVIATION (Lot of 4) Photographic reprints of early aviation, framed: Boeing 314 approaching the Golded Gate Homebound from Hawaii 1939; "China Clipper" Departing San Francisco; Pan Pacific "China Clipper" Leaving San Francisco 1936, Pan American Clipper Departing San Francisco for Honolulu 1935, each 11.75"h x 14.75"w
• [AVIATION POSTCARDS] Group of about
  [AVIATION POSTCARDS] Group of about 200 unusual aviation-related postcards in three albums. Estimate:$200-$400
• Group of Aviation Theme Boxes and
  Group of Aviation Theme Boxes and Framed Miniature Paintings Estimate:$200-$300
• (AVIATION) LEMON FRANK Flights:
  (AVIATION) LEMON FRANK Flights: Unforgettable Exploits of the Air. New York: Currier Press for the Wright Aeronautical Corporation (1928). Portfolio plain blue wraps with pastedown label (in pieces). With six (of seven) plates illustrating the achievements of early twentieth-century aviators with a number of them signed by the aviator featured. Signatures include: Louis Bleriot two copies (first to fly the English Channel); Albert C. Read (first nonstop crossing the Atlantic in a flying boat); Charles Lindbergh (first nonstop crossing the Atlantic without a flying boat); Richard Byrd (first to fly over both poles); and Charles Kingsford-Smith (first to fly between Australia and New Zealand). Blue wraps stained and in pieces; prints in good condition.
• (10) VOLS., VINTAGE AVIATION AND
  (10) VOLS., VINTAGE AVIATION AND AIRCRAFT Includes: 1) Hylander. Cruisers of the Air. Macmillan, 1931; 2) A. Santos-Dumont. My Air-ships. The Century Company, 1904; 3) Hanna Reitsch. Flying Is My Life, Putnam's, 1954; 4)&5) New England Aviators 1914-1918 Their Portraits and Their Records, 2 vols., Houghton Mifflin, 1919; 6) Gill. The Flyer's Guide: An Elementary Handbook for Aviators. Dutton, 1917; 7) Jordanoff. Your Wings. Funk & Wagnalls, 1937; 8) Duchene. The Mechanics of the Aeroplane. Longmans, Green, 1918; 9) Colegrove. International Control of Aviation. World Peace Foundation, 1930; 10) Zweng. Flight Instructor. Pan American Navigation Service, 1942, signed and inscribed by author; 9.75"h x 7.5"w (largest)
• (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A
  (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A collection of 72 photographs from Hughes' Around-the-World flight pasted to think sheets of album paper some starting to detach.
• [Aviation] Paris / Pan American
  [Aviation] Paris / Pan American Airways Travel Poster by Carlu  Lithograph poster To Paris / Pan American / World's Most Experienced Airline by Jean Carlu copyrighted lower left 1954 Pan American Airways Inc. 28 x 42 in. Previously collected by Dorothy Koelbel who worked for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Koelbel collected posters while traveling across the country for studio photo shoots. Condition: Some edgewear to poster including small vertical tear that extends through ''S'' in Paris along top edge plus small vertical tear along bottom edge extending through ''M'' in American. Few scattered pinholes along edges. Upper right corner missing a small piece.
• 2 vols. Aeronautics - 19th-Century
  2 vols. Aeronautics - 19th-Century Imprints: La Landelle, G(abriel) de. Aviation ou Navigation Aerienne. Paris: E. Dentu, 1863 [but 1864]. Second edition. 12mo, modern brown cloth, orig. printed blue wrappers preserved. Wrappers slightly dust soiled. Light foxing to front & back matter. Illus. of steam-propelled airship on front wrapper & title page. Ink stamp on 1/2 title. Untrimmed. Title page dated 1863, front wrapper dated 1864. Second edition of the first book to use the word "aviation." * Robertson, E.G. Memoires Recreatifs Scientifiques et Anecdotiques du Physicien-Aeronaute. Paris, 1833. Vol. 2 (of 2) only. 8vo, mid 19th-Century 1/4 green morocco & pebbled cloth, spine gilt; spine ends scuffed. With 4 plates, illus. in text.
• ROY LICHTENSTEIN (1923-1997):
  ROY LICHTENSTEIN (1923-1997): SALUTE TO AVIATIONSerigraph in colors 44 x 23 3/4 in. (sight) signed dated 1968 and numbered 127/135.
• A Shell petrol can embossed with
  A Shell petrol can embossed with wings and aviation spirit
• LARGE GROUP OF AVIATION HISTORY
  LARGE GROUP OF AVIATION HISTORY MAGAZINES Includes Skyways, Air Enthusiast, and W.W.1 Aero, in individual issues, as published.
• (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A
  (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A collection of 68 photographs from Hughes' Around-the-World flight pasted to think sheets of album paper some starting to detach.
• Box Airline Wings Etc.
  Box Airline Wings Etc.
• 4 vols. Aeronautics - Including
  4 vols. Aeronautics - Including Early Aviation: Lougheed, Victor. Vehicles of The Air: A Popular Exposition of Modern Aeronautics With Working Drawings. Chicago: Reilly and Britton, 1909. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear. Photo plates, figures in text. Internally clean. * Grahame-White, Claude; Harper, Harry. The Aeroplane, Past, Present and Future. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1911. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth; moderately worn, slightly shaken. Photo plates. * _ _. The Aeroplane. New York: F.A. Stokes, [1914]. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, photo pictorial cover label; occasionally scuffed. Photo plates, illus. & figures in text. Internally generally clean. * Woodhouse, Henry. Textbook of Naval Aeronautics. New York: Century, 1917. 1st ed. 4to, orig. blue & orange stamped mustard cloth; occasionally scuffed, light edge wear. Numerous photo & other illus. Internally generally clean.
• LARGE COLLECTION OF 128 MINIATURE
  LARGE COLLECTION OF 128 MINIATURE AVIATION WINGS: Approx. 128 military and commercial wings all displayed nicely in a riker mount.
• (TOPICAL) TRANSPORTATION -
  (TOPICAL) TRANSPORTATION - AIRPLANES, DIRIGIBLES, TRAINS, ETC.: 156 POSTCARDS EARLY TO LATE 20TH CENTURY(TOPICAL) TRANSPORTATION - AIRPLANES, DIRIGIBLES, TRAINS, ETC.: 156 POSTCARDS, Early to Late 20th Century, Wright Bros., White and Johnson in Flight, "Chas. Willard In His Curtiss Machine", J.B. Mossiant & Grahame-Wight. World's First Convertible Sleeper Plane (1929), "Moscow to New York Soviet Flyers" and "Lincoln Beachey The World's Most Daring Aviator". Eight blimp cards: three "Zeppelin", "Suchard" and naval blimps. Plane interiors and Stratoliner in flight. Train photo: Rock Garden Daylight child-size train, train in snow (Castle Rock) and "4100 Type Mallet S.P.R.R.". Buses and terminals, 30's automobiles, moving vans, delivery trucks, real photo laundry fleet in front of business, U.S. Motorcycle Corps and more.
• COLLECTION OF CAA & MORE AVIATOR
  COLLECTION OF CAA & MORE AVIATOR WINGS: To include set of 4 sterling CAA (Civil Air Administration) wings sterling Astronaut wings sterling Flight Instructor Captains wings Instructor wings sterling Enlisted Reserve Captain wings unknown gold toned wings with enamel world center medallion unknown wings with letter H in shield Air Transport Command patch Ferry Command patch.
• AIRPLANE WHIRLIGIG, BROCKVILLE,
  AIRPLANE WHIRLIGIG, BROCKVILLE, ONT., CA. 1930A large airplane whirligig in painted wood with tin undercarriage and pilot who is wearing a tam, Brockville, Ontario, circa 1930. Tail wings replaced. H: 15"; W/L: 32"; L/L: 32". FRANCAIS: Grand virevent d'un avion en bois peint avec train d'atterrissage en tôle et pilote portant un béret. Ailerons arrière remplacés. Brockville, Ont., circa 1930.
• LARGE GROUP OF AVIATION MAGAZINES
  LARGE GROUP OF AVIATION MAGAZINES Including Air Wars, Over the Front, Air International, Aeromodeler, and Aero Magazine, all single issues, as published, from 1950s on. (Over the Front issues in special binders).
• 1930S AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMES
  1930S AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMES TENETY Approx. (25) Photos, 8x10 to 3 x 5; PLUS approx (100) original negatives; PLUS an original Press and Radio Manual for the 1938 National Air Races in Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 3-5; PLUS (2) Packets of (20) photos each US Navy Planes & US Marine Corps Activities; PLUS a few Bath Iron Works photos of WWII Ships.
• LARGE AVIATION POPULAIRE 1937
  LARGE AVIATION POPULAIRE 1937 POSTER, AFTER GEORGE HAME...Large Aviation Populaire 1937 Poster, after George Hamel, Ministere De L'Air, Jeunesse de France, L'Aviation T'Appelle, 58" x 39" Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• [Aviation] H. Woodhouse; Textbook
  [Aviation] H. Woodhouse; Textbook of Naval Aeronautics (NY: Century 1917) 4to. cloth Estimate $ 80-125 Ex-library with light markings. The binding with considerable shelf wear; the hinges loose.
• (AVIATION) EARHART AMELIA 20 hrs.
  (AVIATION) EARHART AMELIA 20 hrs. 40 mins. Our Flight in the Friendship. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons; London: Knickerbocker Press 1923. 8vo publisher's gilt-lettered cloth photographic frontispiece. First edition. Signed and inscribed by Earhart on the f.f.e.p. Wear to boards spine faded; ends bumped and frayed; backstrip beginning to detach from spine; ex-library copy with bookplate tipped to front pastedown and stamps to endpapers and title page; half-title detached but present; hinges tender.
• LUCIEN CAVE, ORIGINAL AVIATION
  LUCIEN CAVE, ORIGINAL AVIATION PAINTING Lucien Cave (French, 20th c.), "Boeing P-26 Peashooter" fighter aircraft, gouache on board, signed in pencil lower right, loose and unframed, 12.5"h x 19"w
• REPRODUCTION CHINESE AVIATION
  REPRODUCTION CHINESE AVIATION POSTER .
• 5 JOHN MACGILCHRIST TRANSPORTS OF
  5 JOHN MACGILCHRIST TRANSPORTS OF THE SKY ETCHINGS United States,1893-1977Five etchings of military airplanes including the Dormier model X engine plane. John MacGilchrist served in the Royal Airforce in Scotland and took his knowledge of aviation and applied it to his artwork.
• AMERICAN AIRLINES DC7 AIRPLANE
  AMERICAN AIRLINES DC7 AIRPLANE Modern Toys Japan battery-operated lithographed tin N305AA on wing four plastic propellers on/off switch at nose. 19'' wingspan. (VG Cond.)
• JEP AIRPLANE France classic F-250
  JEP AIRPLANE France classic F-250 single prop example tin lithographed monoplane marked on wings done in red and silver fuselage familiar graphic image of bird in flight on fuselage clockwork driven. 11'' wingspan. (Pristine Cond.)
• ELEVEN EARLY AVIATION POSTCARDS.
  ELEVEN EARLY AVIATION POSTCARDS. Five RPPC including ''International Aviation Meet Chicago 1911'' and ''Mechanism of Wright Biplane''. Six color postcards including ''Brookins in his aeroplaine over Art Institute and Grant Park Chicago'' ''The Wright Brothers Airship Factory Dayton Ohio'' and two ''A Mixup in Chicago Harbor During Aviation Week Hydro-Aeroplane in Collision''.
• TAT AIRPLANE Large scale tin air
  TAT AIRPLANE Large scale tin air transport done in lithographed tin brown colors Indian bust emblems on wings Ford lettered on tail fin and fuselage. 25'' wingspan. Missing gear stringing. (VG Cond.) Inv# DK309
• (13) VOLS AVIATION & FIGHTER
  (13) VOLS AVIATION & FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, SOME SIGNED Includes: 1) Francis Gabreski. Gabby: A Fighter Pilot's Life. Schiffer Military History, 1998, signed by Gabby; 2) White. Allied Aircraft Piston Engines of WWII. Society of Automotive Engineers, 1995; 3) The P-47 Thunderbolt. Vol. II, 1995, in leather binding stamped with owner (and former pilot) name; 4) Harry Bruno. Wings Over America. McBride, 1942, signed by Bruno; 5) Arch Whitehouse. The Years of the Sky Kings. Doubleday, 1959, signed & inscribed to pilot Ray Brooks; 6) J.J. "Jocko" Clark. Carrier Admiral. McKay, 1967, signed; 7) "Pappy" Boyington. Baa Baa Black Sheep. Wilson, 1958, signed; 8) Weick & Hansen. From the Ground Up: Autobiography of an Aeronautical Engineer. Smithsonian, 1988; 9) Mackersey. Into the Silk. Norton, 1958; 10) E. Gordon Bainbridge. The Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome. Exposition Press, 1977, signed to Ray Brooks; 11) Francis Gabreski. Gabby: A Fighter Pilot's Life. Orion, 1991, signed by Gabby; 12) Chris Kraft. Flight: My Life in Mission Control. Dutton, 2001, signed; 13) Davies. Airlines of the United States Since 1914. Smithsonian, 1972, signed; 12.25"h x 9.25"w (largest)