Bidspirit auctions | Aeron House Auction Jan 5
Aeron House, Jan 5. 658 lots, estimates 1 - 1600 $.
Aeron House -
A fantastic group of Golden Age & Silver Age Pulps, Comics, signed memorabilia, empherma, & Pop Culture Collectibles!
There will be a 22% Buyer's Premium added on all purchases. Applicable sales tax will apply. CC processing fee of 3% as well.
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1. As used in these Conditions of Sale, the term "final bid" means the highest bid acknowledged by the Auctioneer and the "purchase price" means the sum of the final bid plus the premium payable by the buyer, as set above.
2. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneers shall be the buyer. The Auctioneer has the right to reject any bid, to advance the bidding at his absolute discretion and in the event of any dispute between bidders, to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the lot in dispute. In the event of any dispute after the sale. Aeron House, LLC 's record of final sale shall be conclusive.
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Lots in this catalog (658)
- Lot 1: DC Silver Age Comic Book Lot — $150 - $250
- Lot 2: Silver Age Harvey and Farrell Comic Books, featuring Casper, Sad Sack, Dennis the Menace, and Hot Stuff — $60 - $180
- Lot 3: A Collection of Association of American Railroads Comic Books, featuring Bill Bunce, circa 1940s-1960s — $100 - $300
- Lot 4: A Collection of Vintage Dell Comics, Golden to Silver Age, featuring Walt Disney and other Cartoon Characters — $150 - $300
- Lot 5: Silver Age Dell Comic Books, including Looney Tunes #221, March 1960 — $50 - $150
- Lot 6: Pat the Brat and Archie Silver Age Comics — $100 - $300
- Lot 7: A Collection of Mid-20th Century Vintage Children's Magazines, Comic Books, and Ephemera — $40 - $80
- Lot 8: Walt Disney's Pinocchio with Pictures to Color, Whitman Publishing Co., 1940 — $20 - $50
- Lot 9: A Collection of Approximately Two Dozen 16 Magazine Issues, Primarily Mid-1960s — $150 - $300
- Lot 10: A Group of Mid-20th Century Periodicals and Ephemera, — $40 - $80
- Lot 11: EC Comics Crime Picto-Fiction Illustrated No. 2, April 1956 — $60 - $120
- Lot 12: A Pair of Amazing Stories Pulp Magazines, including June 1930 — $20 - $50
- Lot 13: UNKNOWN Worlds, October 1942, featuring "The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag" — $25 - $45
- Lot 14: Three Astounding Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, 1942 — $100 - $200
- Lot 15: A Set of Four Amazing Stories Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, 1947-1949 — $100 - $200
- Lot 16: Two Astounding Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, June 1938 and July 1943 — $25 - $50
- Lot 17: A Pair of Astounding Science-Fiction Pulp Magazines by Street & Smith, April and May 1940 — $40 - $80
- Lot 18: Three Astounding Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, 1948-1952 — $80 - $250
- Lot 19: Three Astounding Stories Pulp Science Fiction Magazines, September 1934 & 1936 — $60 - $120
- Lot 20: Three Thrilling Wonder Stories Pulp Magazines, June and August 1950, featuring Jack Vance — $40 - $80
- Lot 21: Five Thrilling Wonder Stories Pulp Magazines, circa 1940s-1950s — $75 - $100
- Lot 22: A Group of Six Fantastic Adventures Pulp Magazines, 1949-1951 — $100 - $200
- Lot 23: A Pair of Vintage The Shadow Pulp Magazines, January 1938 and October 15th Issue — $50 - $150
- Lot 24: A Group of Four Mid-20th Century Comic Strip Coloring and Paint Books, including two Blondie Paint Books by Chic Young — $50 - $100
- Lot 25: A Pair of Startling Stories Pulp Science Fiction Magazines, November and July 1939 — $50 - $100
- Lot 26: A Group of Five Captain Future Man of Tomorrow Pulp Magazines, 1942-1944 — $200 - $400
- Lot 27: A Group of Four 'Two Complete Science-Adventure Books' Pulp Magazines, Spring & Summer 1952 — $150 - $250
- Lot 28: A Group of Four 'Startling Stories' Pulp Magazines, including November 1947 and December 1951 issues — $100 - $200
- Lot 29: A Pair of Street & Smith's Unknown Fantasy Fiction Pulp Magazines, May & June 1940 — $60 - $100
- Lot 30: A Pair of Street & Smith's Unknown Pulp Magazines, November & December 1939 — $70 - $120
- Lot 31: Three Vintage Pulp Magazines: UNKNOWN Fantasy Fiction (August 1939, — $100 - $200
- Lot 32: Three Startling Stories Pulp Magazines, March 1947, Winter 1947, and March 1948 — $25 - $50
- Lot 33: A Collection of 5 Startling Stories Pulp Science Fiction Magazines, Early 1950s — $60 - $120
- Lot 34: A Group of Startling Stories American Pulp Science Fiction Magazines, 1940-1941 — $100 - $200
- Lot 35: A Group of Four Amazing Stories Pulp Magazines, 1952 — $50 - $100
- Lot 36: Five Vintage American 'Amazing Stories' Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, 1951 — $40 - $80
- Lot 37: A Collection of Thrilling Wonder Stories Pulp Magazines — $150 - $300
- Lot 38: Weird Tales Magazine, March 1939, Featuring H.P. Lovecraft's "The Quest of Iranon" and August W. — $250 - $500
- Lot 39: Weird Tales Pulp Magazine, September 1938, Vol. 32 No. 3, featuring Robert E. Howard — $300 - $600
- Lot 40: Weird Tales Pulp Magazine, October 1938, Brundage Cover, Henry Kuttner — $300 - $500
- Lot 41: Weird Tales, August 1938, Margaret Brundage Cover — $250 - $350
- Lot 42: Amazing Stories Pulp Magazine, May 1952, Vol. 26 No. 5 (Issue #274), "Empire of Women" by John Fletcher — $40 - $120
- Lot 43: Startling Stories Pulp Magazine, September 1939 Alex Schomburg Cover Art — $500 - $900
- Lot 44: Weird Tales Pulp Magazine, May 1940, 18th Year of Publication — $350 - $750
- Lot 45: Weird Tales Magazine, Volume 23, Number 3, March 1934, Featuring "The Black Gargoyle" by Hugh B. Cave — $150 - $250
- Lot 46: Weird Tales Pulp Magazine, May 1940, Featuring Art by Virgil Finlay and Hannes Bok — $150 - $300
- Lot 47: Weird Tales, November 1941, featuring Hannes Bok's Iconic Skeleton Cover — $125 - $250
- Lot 48: Weird Tales, April 1939, Virgil Finlay Cover, featuring Seabury Quinn, Robert Bloch, C.L. Moore — $150 - $250
- Lot 49: Five Vintage American Pulp Magazines: Fantastic Story Magazine and Fantastic Adventures, 1952 — $100 - $200
- Lot 50: A Group of Vintage American Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, including Startling Stories and Fantastic Story Magazine, — $80 - $150
- Lot 51: A Collection of Eight Vintage Science Fiction Pulp Magazines, Early 1950s — $100 - $200
- Lot 52: A Pair of Amazing Stories Pulp Magazines, November and December 1945 — $40 - $80
- Lot 53: A Collection of 5 Vintage 'Amazing Stories' Pulp Magazines — $60 - $120
- Lot 54: Three Startling Stories Pulp Magazines, May 1942, January 1947, and March 1947 — $40 - $80
- Lot 55: Weird Tales September 1944 Pulp Magazine — $100 - $200
- Lot 56: A Pair of Fantastic Story Magazine Pulp Magazines, Spring and Summer 1951 — $40 - $80
- Lot 57: Three Planet Stories Pulp Magazines, including Two Summer 1941 Issues — $250 - $450
- Lot 58: Planet Stories, Volume 1, No. 2, Spring 1940, Golden Age Science Fiction Pulp Magazine — $200 - $400
- Lot 59: Three Vintage Publications, including a 1966 The Green Hornet Coloring Book — $40 - $80
- Lot 60: Two Vintage Popeye "Official Popeye Pipe" Novelty Toys and a "Hingees Bring Popeye and His Gang to Life" Paper Craft — $50 - $150
- Lot 61: A Collection of Mid-20th Century Comic Books, including Dell's Ghost Stories — $100 - $250
- Lot 62: Wonder Woman (1942 1st Series DC) #12, October 1944 Comic Book — $100 - $200
- Lot 63: Secret Six (1968 1st Series) #3 and a Group of Six Silver Age to Early Bronze Age DC National Comics — $70 - $150
- Lot 64: A Collection of 8 Silver Age Comic Books, featuring Dell Comics Nukla #1 (1965, First Appearance & Origin) — $120 - $200
- Lot 65: Three Vintage Silver Age Comic Books, including Reptisaurus #1 (1962) by Charlton Comics — $60 - $120
- Lot 66: A Group of Seven Archie Comics Fly Man Silver Age Comic Books, 1965-1966 — $250 - $350
- Lot 67: A Group of Four Marvel Comics Group Superhero Comic Books, Late 1960s-Early 1970s, featuring Daredevil, — $80 - $200
- Lot 68: A Group of 7 Silver Age DC Comics, including Our Army at War, G.I. Combat, and Blackhawk — $100 - $200
- Lot 69: A Collection of Four DC Comics Mister Miracle (1971-) Issues by Jack Kirby, — $90 - $180
- Lot 70: A Group of Silver Age DC Comics, including World's Finest, Giant Batman Annual, Metal Men, — $60 - $140
- Lot 71: A Collection of Eleven Marvel Comics: Captain Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders and Captain Savage and His — $150 - $300
- Lot 72: A Collection of Mid-20th Century Humor and Gag Cartoon Magazines, including Cartoon Laughs by Atlas Magazines — $100 - $200
- Lot 73: Three Vintage Buffalo Bill Pulp Magazines, American and Italian Editions, Late 19th/Early 20th Century — $75 - $175
- Lot 74: A Group of Vintage 'Sex to Sexty' Adult Humor Magazines — $150 - $300
- Lot 75: A Collection of Three Batman Media Items, including a 1966 3-D Batman Comic with Original Glasses and Two Record Albums — $75 - $150
- Lot 76: A Pair of Mid-20th Century American Magazines, — $50 - $100
- Lot 77: A Collection of Six Vintage American Western Comic Books, including Lash LaRue Western by Fawcett — $60 - $120
- Lot 78: A Group of Marvel Comics Captain Savage and His Battlefield Raiders / Leatherneck Raiders, Silver Age — $150 - $300
- Lot 79: A Pair of Jigsaw (1966) Comic Books, Issues #1 and #2 — $30 - $60
- Lot 80: A Group of Four DC Special Comic Books, including DC Special #15 Presents Plastic Man — $50 - $100
- Lot 81: 8 Star Spangled War Stories (1952 DC Series) Comic Books, featuring The Unknown Soldier — $250 - $450
- Lot 82: A Group of Six Flash Gordon Comics by King and Charlton, circa 1966-1967 — $150 - $250
- Lot 83: Eight DC Comics: Anthro and Secret Six! (Silver Age / Early Bronze Age) — $70 - $140
- Lot 84: A Group of Four DC Comics Silver Age Bat Lash Issues, #1-4, with Nick Cardy Covers — $100 - $150
- Lot 85: 11 Silver Age to Early Bronze Age Aquaman DC Comics — $150 - $350
- Lot 86: A Group of 7 DC Comics, including Captain Action, Brother Power The Geek, and Tales Calculated to Drive You BATS — $40 - $80
- Lot 87: A Collection of Eight Silver Age Marvel and Other American Comic Books, including 'Not Brand Echh' — $80 - $150
- Lot 88: A Group of approximately 20-25 DC Comics Our Fighting Forces featuring The Losers, Bronze Age — $75 - $150
- Lot 89: A Collection of Golden Age Dell Roy Rogers Comics — $150 - $450
- Lot 90: A Collection of Fifteen Mid-20th Century Dell Roy Rogers and Trigger Comics — $75 - $150
- Lot 91: A Collection of Eight Dell Roy Rogers and Trigger Vintage Comic Books, 1950s — $100 - $250
- Lot 92: A Collection of Fifteen Vintage Gold Key 'Tarzan of the Apes' Comic Books by Edgar Rice Burroughs — $120 - $200
- Lot 93: Twelve DC Comics Action Comics Featuring Superman, Mid-1960s to Early 1970s — $150 - $250
- Lot 94: A Group of 9 Vintage 'Action Comics' Featuring Superman, Silver to Bronze Age — $75 - $350
- Lot 95: A Collection of Fourteen DC Comics Our Fighting Forces: The Losers Comic Books, including issues such as No. — $150 - $250
- Lot 96: A Set of Six Marvel Group Western Comic Books, including Kid Colt Outlaw and The Hawk — $40 - $80
- Lot 97: A Collection of Marvel Western Comic Books, circa 1970s, including Two-Gun Kid, Kid Outlaw, and Ringo Kid — $50 - $100
- Lot 98: A Collection of Monsters and Heroes Magazines, Nos. 1-7, 1969 — $70 - $120
- Lot 99: A Collection of DC Comics War Titles, featuring Our Army at War and Sgt. Rock, 1960s-1970s — $60 - $120
- Lot 100: A Collection of 9 Early 1970s Marvel Comics Group Western Comics, including Kid Colt Outlaw, Two-Gun Kid, — $60 - $120
- Lot 101: A Collection of DC Comics Justice League of America Silver to Bronze Age Comic Books — $50 - $150
- Lot 102: A Collection of Dell Comics American Western-themed Comic Books, including Gene Autry Comics — $150 - $300
- Lot 103: A Collection of Golden Age Fawcett Real Western Hero and Other Western Comics — $300 - $600
- Lot 104: A Collection of Approximately 8 Monte Hale Western Comic Books — $150 - $350
- Lot 105: Three Vintage Western Comic Books, including Two Hopalong Cassidy Issues — $75 - $100
- Lot 106: A Collection of Eight Golden to Silver Age American Romance Comic Books, including titles by Superior Publishers — $150 - $350
- Lot 107: A Collection of 7 Vintage Romance Comic Books, including Secret Hearts #42 (DC, 1957) — $50 - $150
- Lot 108: A Collection of Golden Age American True Crime Comic Books, Including 'Crime Does Not Pay' Featuring Bonnie Parker — $100 - $300
- Lot 109: 8 Vintage American Golden Age Comic Books, including Clue Comics, Target, and Real Clue Crime Stories — $200 - $400
- Lot 110: Three Vintage Mid-20th Century American Comic Books — $30 - $90
- Lot 111: A Collection of Vintage DC Comics, including The Flash #201, and Period Advertisements — $40 - $120
- Lot 112: A Pair of DC Comics W/ The Brave and The Bold No. 112 — $30 - $50
- Lot 113: A Pair of Silver Age DC Comics: The Brave and the Bold #61 (Batman vs. Eclipso) and #62 (1st Silver Age Black Canary, — $20 - $50
- Lot 114: DC Comics Wonder Woman #177 (1968) co-starring Supergirl — $35 - $60
- Lot 115: Marvel Comics The Silver Surfer #2 (1968), First Appearance of the Badoon — $100 - $200
- Lot 116: Marvel Comics Group, Conan The Barbarian, Issue #15, July, 15¢ — $40 - $75
- Lot 117: Marvel Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #29, 2nd Appearance of the Scorpion, CGC Graded 4.5 — $700 - $1,100
- Lot 118: BATMANIA #7, Biljo White, November 1965 Fanzine , CGC 3.5 — $80 - $180
- Lot 119: A Collection of 12 Vintage American DC Comics 'Weird War Tales' Series, Early 1970s — $250 - $450
- Lot 120: A Group of Four Golden Age Comic Book Pages, Featuring Superman and Mr. District Attorney, 1949 — $40 - $80
- Lot 121: A Collection of 10 DC Comics World's Finest Comics, Superman and Batman, Silver Age/Early Bronze Age — $70 - $150
- Lot 122: A Group of Golden Age Dell and DC Western Comics, circa 1950-1953 — $150 - $300
- Lot 123: A Set of Three Mr. District Attorney (1948 DC) Comic Books, Issues No. 4, 24, and 27 — $60 - $120
- Lot 124: A Collection of Eight DC Comics Silver Age Comic Books, Comprising 'Strange Adventures,' 'Tales of the Unexpected, — $100 - $200
- Lot 125: Ten Silver Age World's Finest (1941) Comic Books, DC Comics, featuring Superman and Batman — $100 - $150
- Lot 126: A Collection of Six Mid-20th Century American Magazine Advertisements, circa 1950s — $80 - $180
- Lot 127: Wanted Comics #10, March 1951, Golden Age Crime Comic — $150 - $400
- Lot 128: Nine Mister Miracle DC Comics by Jack Kirby, 1971-1972 — $150 - $300
- Lot 129: A Collection of Approximately 12-15 DC Silver Age Romance Comic Books — $150 - $350
- Lot 130: A Group of Eight American Western and Action/Adventure Comic Books, including Marvel and DC Titles, Mid-20th Century — $100 - $250
- Lot 131: 12 Hopalong Cassidy Fawcett Comic Books and Vintage Advertising Ephemera, circa 1950s — $150 - $300
- Lot 132: A Group of Four Dell Roy Rogers Comics (1948 Series) — $40 - $80
- Lot 133: A Group of 9 Straight Arrow Golden Age Comics by Magazine Enterprises, 1950s — $200 - $400
- Lot 134: A Collection of 12 Silver Age to Early Bronze Age DC Comics, featuring Adventures of Bob Hope — $250 - $450
- Lot 135: A Group of Eight Vintage DC Comics, including Our Fighting Forces and Other War Titles — $40 - $80
- Lot 136: A Collection of DC Comics Star-Spangled War Stories, Enemy Ace, and The Unknown Soldier Comic Books, circa 1960s-1970s — $75 - $150
- Lot 137: A Collection of Five Teen Titans (1966) DC Comics, Issues #1-5, Silver Age — $250 - $500
- Lot 138: A Collection of DC Comics Superman Issues, primarily early 1970s, including #242 and #240 — $300 - $600
- Lot 139: A Collection of Twelve Gold Key 'Mighty Samson' and 'Space Family Robinson Lost in Space' Comic Books — $100 - $200
- Lot 140: A Collection of Eleven DC Comics Blackhawk Silver Age Comic Books, Issues #201-211 — $100 - $200
- Lot 141: A Collection of Sixteen Silver Age DC Adventure Comics Featuring Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes, — $120 - $280
- Lot 142: A Collection of Six DC Comics Teen Titans (1966) Comic Books, Issues #25, #26, #27, #28, #34, #38 — $60 - $100
- Lot 143: A Group of 11 DC Comics Superboy Silver Age Comic Books, Issues #100, #102, #108, #113, #119, #126, #128, #130 — $100 - $250
- Lot 144: 11 DC Comics, including Mister Miracle by Jack Kirby, Kamandi, Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen, and Boy Commandos — $150 - $300
- Lot 145: Eleven DC Comics Teen Titans (1966) Comic Books — $150 - $250
- Lot 146: A Collection of Vintage DC Comics Superman Comic Books, Silver Age, circa 1960s-1970s — $80 - $150
- Lot 147: A Collection of Silver Age DC Comics 'Action Comics' Series — $200 - $400
- Lot 148: A Group of Eight DC Comics Teen Titans Comic Books, Late 1960s-Early 1970s — $40 - $80
- Lot 149: A Group of Silver Age DC Comics, including '80 Page Giant' Editions and The Flash #197 — $120 - $200
- Lot 150: A Group of Vintage DC Comics featuring The Brave and the Bold and Metal Men — $75 - $150