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Mozambique



Opening: $200
Estimate: $300 - $400
This listing features a Giant Talon mountain bicycle, known for its robust design and performance capabilities. The bike is equipped with a lightweight aluminum frame, ensuring durability and ease of handling. The Giant branding is prominently displayed on the frame, along with the model name Talon.
- Color: Black with white accents
- Frame Material: Aluminum
- Wheel Size: Standard mountain bike dimensions
- Condition: Appears well-maintained with minor signs of use
This bicycle is ideal for both amateur and experienced riders looking for a reliable and stylish option for off-road adventures.
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Opening: $25
Estimate: $35 - $45
This lot features a Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth speaker, known for its compact design and high-quality sound output. The speaker is designed for portability, making it an ideal choice for music lovers on the go. It features a sleek, minimalist design with a durable aluminum casing.
- Bluetooth connectivity for wireless streaming
- Compact and portable design
- High-quality sound output
- Durable aluminum casing
This speaker is a perfect blend of style and functionality, offering a premium audio experience in a small package.
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Opening: $10
Estimate: $30 - $50
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Greece

Opening: $200
Estimate: $300 - $400
This exquisite fused glass triptic by artist Carol Lutz showcases a vibrant array of colors and textures, embodying the essence of Southwest artistry. Each panel is meticulously crafted, featuring a harmonious blend of turquoise, amber, and earthy tones, interspersed with iridescent and textured glass elements. The triptic is a testament to the artist's skill in manipulating glass to create a visually striking and cohesive piece.
- Dimensions: Each panel measures approximately 2 inches in width and 24 inches in length.
- Materials: Fused glass with a variety of textures and finishes.
- Style: Contemporary, with a focus on geometric patterns and color contrasts.
This piece would make a stunning addition to any modern art collection, offering a unique focal point that captures the light and transforms any space.
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Opening: $500
Estimate: $800 - $2,000
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Opening: $200
Estimate: $400 - $600
This exquisite Navajo Horsehair Pottery Bear is a stunning example of traditional Native American craftsmanship. The sculpture is crafted from fine ceramic and features intricate horsehair patterns that create a unique, marbled effect on the surface. The bear shape is symbolic in Navajo culture, representing strength and introspection.
- Handcrafted with precision
- Distinctive horsehair patterning
- Symbolic bear form
This piece is perfect for collectors of Native American art or those looking to add a meaningful and beautiful sculpture to their home decor.
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Opening: $20
Estimate: $40 - $80
This collection features a complete set of Zane Grey hardcover books, renowned for their vivid depictions of the American West. Each book is bound in a uniform beige cloth with a distinctive blue and red spine design, adorned with a sunburst motif and the author's name prominently displayed.
- Includes popular titles such as Riders of the Purple Sage, The Call of the Canyon, and Desert Gold.
- Published by Walter J. Black, known for quality reprints of classic literature.
- Spines and covers are in very good condition, with minor wear consistent with age.
This collection is a must-have for enthusiasts of Western literature and collectors of classic American novels.
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Hungary

Opening: $10
Estimate: $20 - $40
This First Day Cover features a commemorative stamp honoring Sitting Bull, a famous Sioux tribal leader. Issued as part of the Great Americans Series in 1989, the cover is postmarked in Rapid City, SD on September 14, 1989. The envelope showcases a detailed illustration of Sitting Bull alongside a scenic depiction of the American West.
- Official First Day of Issue
- Postmarked: Rapid City, SD
- Addressed to Mr. Julius J. Koroshazi, Barberton, Ohio
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France

Opening: $300
Estimate: $300 - $500
SPECIMEN stamped in red on face and back; punch cancelled at signatures area, serial number of zeroes.
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France 10 Nouveaux Francs Banknote, 1960, featuring Hector Berlioz
Featuring Cardinal Richelieu
Opening: $100
Estimate: $400 - $600
This is a 10 Nouveaux Francs banknote issued by the Banque de France in 1960. The note prominently features a portrait of Cardinal Richelieu, a significant historical figure in French history. The background showcases a detailed illustration of a classic French architectural scene, adding to the note's aesthetic appeal.The banknote is marked with the serial number 0259738036 and the series number Y.104. The signatures of the Contrôleur Général, Caissier Général, and Secrétaire Général are present, authenticating its issuance.This note represents the highest denomination of its series, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in French currency and historical artifacts.In 1960, France was undergoing significant economic changes, transitioning from the old franc to the new franc to stabilize the economy. This period marked the beginning of the Fifth
Provenance
Issued by Banque de France, 1960
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Opening: $20
Estimate: $40 - $60
This First Day Cover from Baltimore, Maryland, dated October 1, 1987, showcases a Locomotives Booklet Pane. The cover features a Colorano "Silk" Cachet depicting a classic steam locomotive, complemented by a set of five 22-cent stamps illustrating various historic locomotives.
- Postmarked in Baltimore, MD
- Includes a detailed illustration of a steam locomotive
- Features a Colorano "Silk" Cachet
This item is a fine example of philatelic art, ideal for collectors interested in transportation or historical themes.
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Hungary

Opening: $10
Estimate: $15 - $20
This First Day Cover commemorates the 50th Anniversary of U.S. Airmail, dated May 15, 1968. It features a 10-cent airmail stamp depicting a classic airmail plane, postmarked in Washington, D.C.
- Route: San Francisco to New York and Washington, D.C.
- Includes a special cachet highlighting the airmail pioneers and the trans-continental route.
- Signed by the pilot, adding historical significance.
The cover was flown on a Trans-Continental Golden Anniversary Post Office Department Commemorative Flight in a rebuilt De Havilland-4B, P.O.D. Mail-plane #249.
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France

Opening: $300
Estimate: $300 - $500
Proof.
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Opening: $300
Estimate: $175 - $300
Castle on back.
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Bermuda

Opening: $150
Estimate: $200 - $300
John/ships.
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Hungary

Opening: $50
Estimate: $75 - $100
This Air Mail First Flight Cover originates from Appleton, Wisconsin, dated December 16, 1938. It marks the inauguration of air mail service in the region, a significant event in postal history.
- Features a clear cancellation mark from Appleton, Wisconsin.
- Addressed to Mr. William Windland in New Ulm, Minnesota.
- Includes a special cachet indicating the first flight and air mail service inauguration.
- Standard air mail envelope with red, white, and blue border design.
- Legal size envelope.
- Features a 6-cent Winged Globe airmail stamp, issued in 1938, known for its depiction of a globe with wings symbolizing air mail service.
This cover is a valuable piece for collectors interested in postal history and first flight covers.
Provenance
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