This original 1955 HOLLYWOOD GUYS AND GALS magazine has 60 pages of star portraits of the day...some in color. All the big celebrities are in here...Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Bette Davis, Grace Kelly, Liberace, Kim Novak, Jane Russell, Frank Sinatra, Natalie Wood, Lana Turner, Audrey Hepburn, Rock Hudson, Doris Day and too many more to list. Magazine is old unsold store stock in excellent condition.

Many of your favorite 1960s women movie stars are probably among these 16 cards that came in penny arcade machines. Included are Ann-Margret, Deborah Walley, Ursula Thiess, Paula Prentiss, Suzanne Pleshette, Juliet Prowse, Joan Blockman, Carroll Baker, Diane Baker, Sandra Dee, Lynn Loring, Jane Fonda, Annette Funicello, Joey Heatherton, Mary Ann Mobley and Tuesday Weld. Cards measure 3 1/4 by 5 1/4 inches. All have an autograph facsimile. These are all in unused, near-mint condition. Lot of 16.

This 1962 CAROLINE'S DOLL BOOK was published by G.P. Putnam's Sons shortly BEFORE her father, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The soft cover book is a spoof of caricatures of JFK, Jackie, Bob and Ted Kennedy, other politicians, celebrities and even some 'group' dolls who are made fun of with a line like...The Oleg Cassini Doll...You wind it up and it dresses the Jackie Doll. Book is by Joyce Haber with drawings by R. Raylor. Measures 10 by 13 inches...

This original 1964 magazine...THE BEATLES FILM...is an 'exclusive behind the scenes story and photos' of the Beatles first movie...A HARD DAY'S NIGHT. The plot relates a 'typical' day in the life of the Beatles and this 48-page magazine has loads of great color and black and white photos from the film and production of it. This magazine was apparently published before the release of the film which hadn't been titled yet...

A young, lean and mean Mick Jagger machine rocks the cover of this July 14, 1972 LIFE magazine. Cover story is...THE STONES ARE ROLLING AGAIN. It's a 6-page article with photos of the Stones '72 Tour. It's deja vu all over again as the Stones still haven't stopped rolling. Good ol' Mick and the boys give all of us hope that you can rock on well into your geriatric years. Magazine is in near-mint condition with lots of other good 1970's stuff in here too.

This original 1977 ELVIS PRESLEY POSTER BOOK - NEW SERIES contains 22 full-size Elvis posters...all in color. These are large-size...measuring 11 by 16 1/2 inches. These photo posters include Elvis in all his different transformations...1950s rocker, in military uniform, in film roles, in concert, lip-locking, in wedded bliss, in Las Vegas flamboyance. Book is old warehouse stock in unused, excellent condition.

These 2 original Exhibit cards feature one of America's favorite cowboys...Gene Autry...with autograph facsimiles. The circa 1950 cards have a blue tint and measure 3 1/4 by 5 1/4 inches. These cards were gotten in old penny vending machines. One has pinholes at corners. Both show some corner wear...one has some crinkling across forehead. Both are still in very good condition.

These 1970's promotional matchbooks were given out at Liberace concerts in Las Vegas. The box of 50 matchbooks advertise his restaurant in Vegas. Matchbook has the Liberace logo of piano and candelabra next to his facsimile autograph. All are in unused mint condition.

Here's a set of 5 WINGS - BACK TO THE EGG promo cards...issued for Paul McCartney and Wings in the early 1970s. Cards measure 1 3/4 by 2 7/8 inches and feature photos of each band member including Paul's first wife, Linda. Backs have a bio of each band member. All cards are in near-mint condition.

Here's a lot of 11 original circa 1960 pins of actor Paul Newman. These were one of a series of 'Personality' pins made of famous actors and celebrities of the day back then. The black and white portrait of Newman proves what everyone has always known...he was one handsome guy and a great actor to boot. Measures 1 3/4 inches across. Some minor age tarnish on tin backs. Overall, these are in excellent condition.

This original Marilyn Monroe tin litho tip tray is circa 1954...made after her famous debut as the nude centerfold in Playboy Magazine. The tray shows Marilyn in her classic 'birthday suit' pose against a red background. The tray measures 4 inches across. It's in near-mint condition. NOT a repro...this is the original vintage mid-1950s tray. It's a treasure for any Monroe and/or pin-up fan.

This original vintage 1950's tin lithographed pinback is from the SAL MINEO FAN CLUB...left over after teen heartthrob Mineo was brutally murdered. The pin features a nice portrait of him and measures 3 inches across. Pin is in near-mint condition.