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ACME Auctions specializes in auctioning rare comic books, postcards, ephemera, and other valuable artifacts from our collective entertainment and cultural history.

18/10/2026

Fifteen comics. One book. One flood. 🌊📚

This is a bound volume of Star Spangled Comics Numbers 1–15, from 1941–42. At some point in its life it got wet. The front half took the damage. Any restoration experts out there?

Inside:
⭐ Num 1: First issue, with the origin of the Tarantula
⭐ Num 7: First appearance of the Guardian and the Newsboy Legion by Simon & Kirby, plus the first Robotman
⭐ Nums 8–15: Simon & Kirby covers

The original spines survived under the binding. 🙌

🔨 It's in our current auction now at acmeauctions.com. The link is in our bio.

Keep it bound or break it apart? Tell me below 👇

02/10/2026

NOT OUR AUCTION — BUT BEING SUCH BIG PAUL RUEBENS FANS, WE HAD TO SHARE THIS ONE. 👀 Visit Juliens Auctions for info. AuctionHouse Collecting AuctionLife ForSale Auctioneer

30/09/2026

Does your vintage Barbie need a ride to school? Now she can travel to class IN class! 🚗

Original-owner 1962 Irwin "Barbie's Own Sportscar," complete with its original box.

Coming up in our next auction. Date to be announced!

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27/06/2026

Would you let someone "cure" your deafness with THIS? 😳

In 1905, Dr. Powell's "Phono-Pneumo Vi****or" promised to fix hearing loss, you clamped it to your ears, sucked on the mouthpiece, and the "vibrations" supposedly did the rest. It did not work. It was pure quackery. these 'vibration cures' for deafness were classic male order quackery, they didn't work, and the same pitch was sold under different doctors names for years.

This original 1905 flyer is one of hundreds of lots in our auction closing THIS Sunday, June 28, alongside antique postcards and is one item from a 19th-century Maine merchant's surviving mail.

Visit acmeauctions.com for details (link in bio).

06/05/2026

We are auctioning an extremely rare, 1906 real photo postcard of the Middleborough summer home of Charles S. Stratton — the world-famous P.T. Barnum performer better known as General Tom Thumb — and his wife Lavinia Warren. After Charle's death in 1883, Lavinia continued to summer here for years; she lived until 1919, so this card was mailed during her lifetime. Postmarked: Middleboro, Mass. — November 14, 1906, 3:30 PM, with a matching Plymouth, Mass. receiving cancel dated Nov. 14, 1906. Built in the 1870s as a summer retreat for the Strattons, this house was famously fitted out for its 3 foot 4 inch owners. Link in our profile!

25/03/2026

Original Owner Comic Book Auction Tomorrow — Plus $15 Credit for New Whatnot Members - https://mailchi.mp/cbbfcbd40af1/original-owner-comic-book-auction-tomorrow-plus-15-credit-for-new-whatnot-members

10/02/2026

Rare DC Comics treasures alert! Grab a near-mint 9.4 CGC featuring He-Man & Skeletor’s 1st appearance and a 9.2 CGC Weird War Tales #93 Newsstand Edition. Perfect for Bronze Age fans! 📚✨

25/01/2026

We're #1 !! Score a piece of comic history with these graded gems. Walking Dead #1, X-Men Annual #1 and Wolverine #1 - plus another 50 or so CGC graded beauties - Being auctioned now !

21/01/2026

Rare original Real Photo Postcards capturing moments from early 20th century life: a young boy riding an ox, Dorset Vermont street scenes, and early military soldiers.

19/01/2026

Discover original vintage postcards at ACMEAuctions! From royal portraits to historic race courses, add a piece of history to your collection today. 🏇📮

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