Ripley Auctions: Pickers EXPRESS Auction of Industrial, Scientific & Pop Culture Collectibles X,, 61025, Indianapolis

Dr. N.W. Loud, X-Ray sign, gold letters,, 10" X 8" X 1"

Emerson radio wood composite advertising stand up sign, 9" X 10" X 3"

Emerson Radio display card, gold earth logo,, 10 1/2" X 8 1/2" X 1/4"

4 issues of Avant Garde magazine, 1970s, pop art,

Opportunity lot antique radio Gazette, 1980s publications other radio memorabilia

Opportunity lot of steam engine technology and 60s car magazines

Antique Hardcover Sweet READY RECKONER form book & wage calculator 1868

Newsweek April 15, 1968 covering the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King,

3 1960s comics, Summer Love, 1966, Beatles movie ad, Sick magazine 1963, Phantom Comic from 1938 reprinted, four headed monster,

The elements of natural or experimental philosophy, by Tiberius Cavallo, 1829, two volumes in one,

2 antique books on "Natural Philosophy" from 1869 and 1878,

Opportunity lot of eight publications, electronics world, honcho, newsweek, bicycle, posters,

Opportunity lot of children's project books, coloring, book, paper, dolls, etc.

Opportunity lot, large collection of catalogs, periodicals instruction booklets updates, etc. mid century electronic era

Opportunity lot popular mechanics, 11 issues, 1940s

Opportunity lot 11 issues 1940s era popular mechanics magazine

Opportunity lot 11 issues popular mechanics magazine 1940s

Opportunity lot, multiple issues of electrical world how to make friends with birds, butterflies and trees, classical cycle, magazines, etc.

Opportunity lot of antique books telephone directories

Opportunity lot of hardcover books Tubes, TVs and radios, transformers, engineering, etc.

Opportunity lot, Dykes course of automotive engineering publications lubrication American operations by Johnston

Opportunity lot 12 issues popular mechanics, 1948, 1947 era

Period framed photograph of Hoagy Carmichael at the piano with unidentified woman,, 8" X 10"

The History and Evolution of the Microphone by Bob Paquette, signed and inscribed by the author "to Roger" a U.S. centric look at microphones from inception., 11" x 8 1/2" x 2 1/4"

Low Voltage Currents of Physiotherapy- Frederick H. Morse, MD noted Quack! Incredible quackery from 1925, from the Charlotte North Carolina Medical Library.