This vintage novelty GOOD TIME - MARILYN MONROE Parfum was made in Paris France. It's still in the original wrapping...never used. The slim package contains 8 ML or .28 Fl. Oz...not much perfume but you're probably not buying it to use anyway. Box measures 1 inch across by 5 1/4 inches high. Box sides show Marilyn in some of her sexy poses. Great Monroe and/or perfume collectible!

Here's a rare, original 1930s SHIRLEY TEMPLE ring with a real black and white photo of curly Shirley's face set into the small brass oval which measures 1/2 inch high by 3/8 inch across. Image is nice and sharp, showing what a cutie she was at the height of her career. Ring opening is 1/2 inch in diameter...just right for someone Shirley-size. This ring is old warehouse stock which we bought many years ago. Excellent condition. Guaranteed OLD AND ORIGINAL!

Original and in near-mint condition, this 1960 ELVIS PRESLEY flicker pin shows him flickering from a ~ Love Me Tender ~ full-length performing photo to a close-up portrait with his autograph facsimile. This 2 1/2 inch pin has the VARI-VUE copyright on the back. These pins were first made in 1956 in color and when Elvis went into the Army in 1960, Vari-Vue re-issued this pin in black and white. This is the 1960 pin...in excellent condition. (Vari-Vue went out of business around 1980.)

It's Sir Paul McCartney when he was just known as 'the cute Beatle'...on this original 1964 flicker ring. This was one of the first novelty rings sold when the Beatles came to America. Made of bright green plastic with the red flicker photo of Paul that switches to 'I'M PAUL - BEATLES'. Top of ring measures 1/2 by 3/4 inch. These were made by the Vari-Vue company...they went out of business circa 1980. Ring has a smallish opening...more for display than to wear. It's 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.

They're just the way you could buy them in Las Vegas back in the 1970s...still sealed in the original box when Elvis performed there in the latter part of his career. This deck of Elvis Presley playing cards contains 54 different full-color photos of the King...a few of which are shown below from our own personal deck. You'll get one that's still sealed in the box...near-mint condition.

This original early 1970s celluloid top pin says...We Want The Beatles Back. It was issued by the Pinning Co. shortly after the Beatles broke up. The great color pin measures 3 inches across and shows the Fab Four wearing their Sgt. Pepper Band outfits. The button is in near-mint condition. And yes...we STILL want the Beatles back.

Original and in near-mint condition, this 1956 ELVIS PRESLEY color flicker pin shows him flickering from a full-length performing photo to a close-up portrait. This 2 1/2 inch pin has the 'Elvis Presley Enterprises 1956' copyright on the back. Pin was made by Vari-Vue, a company that went out of business around 1980. We bought this when we first started in business 40 years ago from a man who'd owned a candy store and had sold them back in the 1950s...

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.

This colorful 1950s viewer has a circle of movie star photos inside...Marilyn Monroe, Ingrid Bergman, Ava Gardner, Pier Angeli, Jane Powell and a few others whose faces we know but we can't quite think of their names. Viewer measures 1 1/4 inch closed...2 3/8 inches open. There's a loop so you can hang it from a keychain. 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.