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.	1930's - '50's BLUE DOG PLAYING AN UPRIGHT BASS OR OTHER STRING INSTRUMENT,  some gold trim, pottery, not bisque, probably a cake decoration, 2" high,  excellent condition with wear on the gold    #TR26067    $12.00 .
.	GUNSMOKE (RCA VICTOR WBV-76) 45 RPM RECORD SLEEVE BY THE PRAIRIE CHIEFS, "Whoopee -Ti-Yi-Yo" on the B side, GREAT SLEEVE GRAPHICS, sleeve is in very good condition with wear on the top edge area and the corners, the record is inside the sleeve, but  there is a crack in the record    #MU28839    $10.00 .... .
.	1980's OTAGIRI ANIMATED MUSIC BOX with DALMATIANS ON A SEESAW,  marked "Handpainted Japan" on the bottom, made of ceramic with a wooden base under the earth mound, teeter-totter goes up and down, about 4 " across, says it plays "Sitting on top of the World", plays very well, in near mint condition     #DAL29046    $16.00....
.	CHALIAPIN AS BORIS GODUNOFF in 1925 BALDWIN PIANO AD, 6" x 9", excellent condition    #MU30341    $6.00....
.	JOSEF HOFMANN in 1924 STEINWAY PIANO AD, 6" x 9", good condition with tight left margin    #MU30450    $7.50....
.	1968 DUKE NATURAL HAIR PRODUCTS AD with GORGEOUS  ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR, 9 5/8" x 13 1/4", excellent condition except for tight right margin - which is how it was originally printed    #BA25797    US  $5.00
.	JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA in 1918 VICTROLA AD with Navy marching band in the background,  6" x 9", excellent condition    #MU30453    $7.50....
.	1920'S - '30'S GIRL PLAYING BANJO MOVEABLE CHROMOLITHOGRAPHED VALENTINE, "I Hear Your Loving Sound, My Sweetheart", the top of the valentine moves,  marked Germany, 5 1/4" high, fine condition, with  very fragile stander, back signed in ink by a child    #V26277    $5.50 .
	1930'S KID PLAYS UPRIGHT BASS MOVEABLE VALENTINE, "Sweet Notes for My Valentine", both hands and wand move together, marked U.S.Am., 6" high, fine condition, with tiny prick dents (not through the paper) on the bass above the birds and very light crease on right arm that you can only see in certain lights, the back of the valentine has been signed in ink by a child    #V26279    $6.00 .
.	1930'S FOX PLAYS VIOLIN  FOR STATION VAL , "Aw Fiddlesticks!  Must I Broadcast My Love For You?", bottom opens up to say "To My Valentine", marked U.S.A., 6" high, fine condition, with crease on the bottom left, the back of the valentine has been signed in pencil by a child    #V26280    $6.00 .
.	"BROADWAY IS GAY AGAIN!", EDISON PHONOGRAPH AD, 2 page ad, each page can stand on its own though, the "It's you, Arthur!" page is about the fidelity of the Edison phonograph and vaudeville great Authur Fields, the "Broadway is Gay Again" page is about the broad range of music styles Edison carries, each page is  6 1/2" x 9", excellent condition with slight bends (not really creases) on corners and some stray marks from the printing process    #GA29077    $9.00
.	1919 ESTEY ORGAN AD,  showing the Estey Pipe Organ in the Daniel Dorchester Memorial M. E. Church, West Roxbury, Massachusetts (MA), ad is the back cover to the "Minutes of the New England Conference, April 2 - 7, 1919", the ad is still attached to the magazine, you can buy it with or with out the magazine (same price except shipping will be more if you decide on the whole magazine), ad is in fine condition with some light wear & soiling due to the fact it is the back cover of the magazine    #MU25873    $10.00   .

For more information about Deco Dog's fine ephemera and art deco collectibles, e-mail  Wanda Husick (wanda@decodog.com) or call  (607)427-2573  (11 am - 1 am Eastern Time only please).
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