Official State of Texas title document for the last vehicle owned by Buddy Holly prior to his tragic death in February in 1959.  As a piece of rock and roll history, this document is a rare artifact linked directly to one of music's most influential figures.  Unlike general legal documents, this title is directly tied to Buddy Holly's personal property, making it an intimate artifact of his life. Items personally owned by music legends, particularly those who passed away tragically, may hold significant historical value.  An official vehicle title is unique to that specific car making it far more scarce than more common signed memorabilia.

dont know much about these i got them in a storage

photograph and photographic collage, similar to plate IV from the book ''Les jeux de la poupee'', the one with comments by Paul Eluard.

This ceramic is a one eyed cowboy and a one eyed horse (opposite eyes) 

It has a @like symbol with a 1949 etched in the bottom 

The @even looks like a circle with a c and a O.

We have no idea if this was a cartoon or something 

Small Rosenthal bowl,  7 cm high, 8 cm diameter

One of 15 prototype posters for Cyxork 7, before its distribution by Troma. Signed by Ray Wise, Sonya Smith, and Joseph Culp. Provenance confirmed by film producer Andreas Kossak. Poster measures approximately 24 inches wide by 46 inches high--approximately similar to a one-sheet from the 1980s--printed using an architectural plotter.