Cool Stuff from the Office Floor

[underthebigw]

I've been cleaning my office and putting up my glass collection for the past month. And I'm fed up with the amount of stuff I have. I may be putting up some GA books in a separate thread later this week.

 

In the meantime, here's some sweet comic-related loot that I would like to pass on to other collectors.

 

This is a bit different, and some of this stuff has really never been posted on the boards before, but I thought I'd give it a try.

 

All of the glasses are beautiful, w/ high gloss, no chips or cracks, etc. And none of these, with one exception, are run of the mill stuff. Most of them are pretty special.

 

Shipping on books will be 5.50 for up to 4 books.

 

Shipping on glasses will be 6.00 for the first one, plus 3.50 each for each added to the order. On with the show.

[underthebigw]

This glass is just tremendously cool.

 

A 1964 tall version "Superman to the Rescue" featuring Supes in an underwater scene rescuing a few poor souls. I have it next to the short version for comparison, and so the rest of the scene is visible.

 

These glasses were put out by Polaner Jelly in 1964. The tall versions are extremely tough to find compared to the short versions, and all of the scenes other than "Superman in Action" are difficult.

 

Asking $30

 

[underthebigw]

This is a tough variant from the 1978 DC Comics Pepsi set. What's cool about this glass is that everything that should be red is yellow, and everything intended to be yellow is red. C'mon, never heard of Wonder Woman's Auburn Lasso.

 

A tough glass that usually goes for $60 on ebay and in auctions.

 

Asking $35

 

[underthebigw]

This cool Batman glass is also from the 1978 Pepsi series.

 

Asking $7

 

[underthebigw]

From 1966, this is a very tough 3 color variation of a Robin glass. The regular 2 color version is next to it for comparison only. In the early days of ebay, this used to sell for about $60 each.

 

Asking $25.

 

[Ajl007]

This cool Batman glass is also from the 1978 Pepsi series.

 

Asking $7

 

[Ajl007]

From 1966, this is a very tough 3 color variation of a Robin glass. The regular 2 color version is next to it for comparison only. In the early days of ebay, this used to sell for about $60 each.

 

Asking $25.

 

[underthebigw]

Thanks, on both glasses.

 

[TupennyConan]

I'll take everything still available in the thread so far.

[underthebigw]

The glass on the left, below is a super-cool Popeye Coke prototype that was never released. It was part of a set of glasses meant to promote an animated movie where all of the characters were on a pirate ship. The set was never released, and I'm not sure if the movie was either.

 

The glass on the right is the regular released version and is pictured for comparison only.

 

Asking $125.

 

[TupennyConan]

This glass is just tremendously cool.

 

A 1964 tall version "Superman to the Rescue" featuring Supes in an underwater scene rescuing a few poor souls. I have it next to the short version for comparison, and so the rest of the scene is visible.

 

These glasses were put out by Polaner Jelly in 1964. The tall versions are extremely tough to find compared to the short versions, and all of the scenes other than "Superman in Action" are difficult.

 

Asking $30

 

 

[TupennyConan]

This is a tough variant from the 1978 DC Comics Pepsi set. What's cool about this glass is that everything that should be red is yellow, and everything intended to be yellow is red. C'mon, never heard of Wonder Woman's Auburn Lasso.

 

A tough glass that usually goes for $60 on ebay and in auctions.

 

Asking $35

 

 

[TupennyConan]

[greggy]

[TupennyConan]

[greggy]

You thought you could troll this thread unimpeded but forget about it, chump.

[underthebigw]

This glass is just tremendously cool.

 

A 1964 tall version "Superman to the Rescue" featuring Supes in an underwater scene rescuing a few poor souls. I have it next to the short version for comparison, and so the rest of the scene is visible.

 

These glasses were put out by Polaner Jelly in 1964. The tall versions are extremely tough to find compared to the short versions, and all of the scenes other than "Superman in Action" are difficult.

 

Asking $30

 

 

 

You've got it--along with the reverse WW. Thanks tons, Bill.

[cloudofwit]

Little Dot?

[underthebigw]

More on the way. Gotta take some more pics

[underthebigw]

A sweet 1970's Pepsi Boris and Natasha. One of the coolest glasses ever made (I spared everyone the obligatory Moose and Squirrel jokes).

 

 

Asking $10