Scott 120b Invert, $1.2 Million
Highest Price Paid
for a Single US Stamp		 Incredible Titanic Archive
from Survivors John & Nelle Snyder
Sold for $100,570		 19th Century Punch
Cigar Statue
Sold for $542,200		 T206 Honus Wagner SGC 3
Sold for $791,000		 1966 Signed Beatles Painting
"Images of a Woman", One of a Kind 
Sold for $155,250
         
1936 George Herriman
Krazy Ket Sunday Page
Sold for $16,385		 Babe Ruth Signed
HOF Plaque
Sold for $62,150		 Detective Comics #1,
Sold for $28,250		 Monumental Bohemian
Art Glass Vase, 42"
Sold for $28,250		 "I Want You" Poster
by James Montgomery Flagg
Sold for $4,294

 

Detective Comics #28,
Sold for $30,510

1954 Superman vs Robot Lunchbox
Sold for $11,865

Marx MIB Wagon Train Playset,
World’s Record Price of $15,255

T206 Ray Demmitt SGC 4
Sold for $7,627.50 

Detective Comics #2,
Sold for $19,210 

 

 

 

  

 Rare, "Nile Kinnick" Cut Signature
1939 Heisman Trophy Winner
Sold for $5,650

Punch Cigar Store Advertising
Figure by Wm. Demuth & Co.
Sold for $37,290

Tuskeegee War Bonds Poster,
"Keep Us Flying"
Sold for $2,486

 Original Charles Schulz "Peanuts"
Sunday Page, dated 2/9/64
Sold for $24,860
       
1972 Chess Set Used by
Bobby Fischer & Boris Spassky
Sold for $76,275		 1890's Cigar Indian
"Chief Poke in the Nose"
Sold for $62,150		 Harriet Beecher Stowe
Manuscript Page, Uncle Tom's Cabin
Sold for $76,275		 Sheet of 80, Scott 1586
People's Republic of China
Sold for $67,235
       
Willie Shoemaker
1967 Belmont Stakes Trophy
Sold for $15,255		 Incredible Robert Crumb
Sketchbook & Greeting Cards
Sold for $16,950		  Richard Pettibone, "Marilyn"
Acrylic & Silkscreen on Canvas
Sold for $14,125		 Snow White Publicity Cel
w/ Production Background
Sold for $32,770
         
Tiffany Studios Leaded
Glass Bronze Floor Lamp
Sold for $135,600		 Rare Figural Pocket Watch
Trade Sign, circa 1880's
Sold for $4,520		 John Romita, Orig Cover Art
Spiderman #43, Dec. 1966
Sold for $101,700		 Rare Planters Mr. Peanut
Cast Iron Fence Sitter
Sold for $5,932.50		 Roullet & DeCamps
Automaton “Dance Lesson”
Sold for $6,497.50

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For 25+ years, Philip Weiss Auctions has grown into one of the premier Collectibles and Estate Auction Houses. We treat our customers respectfully and treat all our consignors with prompt attention and timely payments. Our consignment terms are considered to be the most reasonable in the industry, and we never charge added fees or hidden costs to our consignors. We hold worlds records in almost every area in the collectibles field, yet we do not hesitate to handle moderate to lower end items as well.
Our in-house buyer's premium of 15% and on-line buyer's premium of 20% can be reduced by 2% if invoices are paid in full within 10 business days of the auction with cash, money orders, or pre-approved checks. We are working hard to keep the buyer's premium as low as possible & are still among the lowest in the industry. Rising fees have caused the increase. Please take advantage of our 2% discount. Feel free to contact us with any questions, and thank you for your support.

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Upcoming Auctions (Highlights & Images)

  • 6/27/2013 03:00 PMStamps, Coins, Postcards, & Ephemera
    Highlighted by an Inverted One Cent Pan American Scott #294A, Peoples Republic of China. #1586 Full Sheet, Large Collections of US and Face Value Material, Extensive Collection of Fred Collins First Day Covers, Important Collection of Currency, Ancient Coins, and US Coins including Gold and Silver, Terrific Estate Collections of Hong Kong, Germany, France & Colonies, and General Collections. 10,000+ Postcards including Artist Signed, US and Foreign including Real Photo, and Much More. Many Large Bulk Postcard Lots. 
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  • 7/16/2013 03:00 PMEstate Sale, Porcelain, Pottery, Paintings, Etc
    Oil on Canvas Painting by Gaston Sebire, Metalwork Photograph by Andrew Levitas Signed and Numbered 6/10, Oil on Canvas by Jan De Vliegher, Stained Glass Table Lamp, possibly Handel, Oil on Canvas by Edouard Frederic Wilhelm Richter,  Oil on Canvas by Washington Allston, Gaston Veuvenot Leroux Bronze of a Geisha Girl w/Fan, Schneider Art Glass Vase, Rare Large Size Lladro "Mother Nursing Child", Mahal Wool Rug, Collection of Royal Doulton Figurines, Lladros, Collection of Perfume Bottles, White Gold with Diamond Pendant, 18K Gold Necklace with Diamonds, Original Palais de la Danse French Poster by Emmanuel Orazi, St. Raphael Quinquina French Poster, and Much More. Continue to Check Our Website for Details and Updates. 
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  • 7/30/2013 01:00 PMToys, Trains, Toy Soldiers, & More
    Sale will include Early Marklin, Bing, Lionel, American Flyer, Marx, French and other European Makers. Toy Soldiers including Britains, Mignot, Dime Store, and other makers, Early Toy Soldier Castle, Toys 19th and 20th century including Pressed Steel Trucks and Vehicles, Early Gendron Fire Captain Pedal Car, General Vintage Toys including Tin Litho, Windups, and More. Continue to Check Our Website for Details and Updates. 

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  • 9/1/2013 to 9/30/2013Incredible Animation Sale, Comic Art, Comics, and Sports...Date TBD
    Date to be Announced...Incredible Animation Sale Highlighted by Two Original Peter Pan Concept Illustrations by David Hall, 3 Little Wolves Multi-Cel Setup, and Much More. Continue to check this page for updates. 
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Viewing Dates and Times:

Stamps, Coins, & Postcards: Monday 6/24, 10AM-5PM Tuesday 6/25, 10AM-8PM Wednesday 6/26, 10AM-8PM Thursday 6/27, 10AM-Start of Sale

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NOTE: Items offered in our sales are being sold without frames, please consider the frames a bonus when buying a lot. We will not be responsible for any damage to the frame at all. We appreciate your participating in our sales but we auction collectibles and paintings not the frames they are in.