Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtrack album
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Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtrack album 1969 Peanuts album by Charles M. Schulz "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" autographed by Charles M. Schulz as: Best Wishes, Charles M. Schulz

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Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtrack album 1969 Peanuts album by Charles M. Schulz "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" autographed by Charles M. Schulz as: Best Wishes, Charles M. Schulz

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Charles Schulz Signed Original Hand-Drawn Peanuts Daily Comic Strip, Featuring Snoopy as a 'World Famous Author' Original hand-inked three panel Peanuts daily comic strip by Charles Schulz, 20.25 x 6.5, signed and inscribed across the top in black felt tip, "For Cork, with friendship & admiration—Sparky," and also signed vertically in the last panel with his artist signature, “Schulz.” Dating to July 13, 1991, the comic strip shows Snoopy sitting atop his doghouse, hammering away at his typewriter as he crafts some purple prose: "Some nights were dark. Some nights were stormy. Some shots rang out. Some maids screamed. Some more editors sent rejection slips." Matted and framed to an overall size of 23.5 x 9.5. In fine condition. In a daily Peanuts comic strip from July 1965, Snoopy was introduced as a 'World Famous Author'—which became a recurring character throughout the decades of Schulz's production of the Peanuts cartoon. Typing atop his doghouse, Snoopy starts many of his stories the same way, with the famous phrase: 'It was a dark and stormy night.' Iconic in this role, Snoopy appears with his typewriter on top of his doghouse in the final Peanuts daily comic, and also takes center stage in the final Sunday strip of February 13, 2000.

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Jack Teagarden and Earl 'Fatha' Hines All-Stars Signed Program Vintage circa 1957 souvenir program for the National Jazz Federation's presentation of the Jack Teagarden/Earl Hines All-Stars, 20 pages, 8.25 x 10.25, signed inside in blue ink by Jack Teagarden, Earl 'Fatha' Hines, Max Kaminsky, 'Peanuts' Hucko, Jack Lesberg, and Cozy Cole. In fine condition, with light handling wear.

Starting price 1150 EUR

Signed original Peanuts "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" soundtrack album 1969 Peanuts album by Charles M. Schulz "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" autographed by Charles M. Schulz as: Best Wishes, Charles M. Schulz

Estim. 300 - 400 USD

GREVY, Jules - AUBE, Theophile - CARNOT, Sadi. Senat. Session 1886. Projet de loi portant ouverture au Ministre de la Marine et des Colonies sur l'exercice 1886, d'un credit supplementaire de 600,000 francs pour les frais d'exploitation et de controle du chemin de fer de Dakar a Saint-Louis. Paris, Imprimerie du Senat, 1886 Folio, 275x228 mm. Pp. 3, 1 blank. Good conservation. Bill for the financing of the railroad in Senegal. The railroad connecting Dakar to Saint-Louis was the first railway line in French West Africa, opened in 1885. The line was called the "peanut railway" because of the peanut export industry and its growth around the route. The main route was completed around 1915. Presented to the Senate by President of the Republic J. Grevy and Minister of Finance S. Carnot. Sadi Marie François Carnot, 1837 - 1894, was a deputy from February 1871 to December 1887, then President of the Republic from December 3, 1887 to June 25, 1894. Folio; 275x228 mm. Pp. 3, 1 blank. Good condition. Proposal for the financing of the railway in Senegal. The railway connecting Dakar to Saint-Louis was the first railway line in French West Africa, opened in 1885. The line was called the "peanut railway," due to the peanut export industry and its growth around the route. The main route was completed around 1915.Presented to the Senate by the President of the Republic J. Grevy and the Minister of Finance S. Carnot.Sadi Marie François Carnot, 1837 - 1894, was a member of parliament from February 1871 to December 1887, then President of the Republic from December 3, 1887 to June 25, 1894.

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