(ALMANAC.) The N. England Kalendar, 1705. Or a

Map of New England and New York to Illustrate Olney’s School Geography drawn and engraved by Sherman and Smith; 1844. Shows Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island an

Associated Architectural Societies; Reports and Papers Read at The Meetings of the Architectural Societies : of the Diocese of Lincoln, County of York, Archdeaconry of Northampton, County of Bedford,

(1923-2009 American) 2 unframed mounted gelatin silver photographs on board, taken early 1960s, "N. England" and "Minnesota", approximate work size of each 6" x 4 3/8", total board size 14" x 12". Pro

Border Antiquities of England and Scotland , Sir Walter Scott. This set of books by Sir Walter Scott is titled ?The Border Antiquities of England and Scotland, Comprising Specimens of Architecture and

A lot of 11 New England almanacs in varying condition, plus The American Almanac…for 1858. Boston 1857. 8vo. 376 p. plus ads. Condition: Good

4 Almanacs: 1860 Providence, R.I. Business & City Record (disbound and torn bindings), 1881 New England Business Directory and No. X Published Sampson, Davenport & Co. (torn bindings), 1900 - 1901 New

Leopold Rivers (British, 1852-1905) oil on canvas landscape of "Wye Valley, N. Chepstow, England"; a mountaintop view looking across the valley towards the buildings along the Wye river. Signed lower

[FIGURINES]. A set of 10 hinged, poseable figures, 8 cut-out figures, and a tray, in the style of Talfourd. England, n.d. [ca. 1920s]. Wooden figures, cut-outs and a tray (painted to resemble the croq

Dinky Toys, Electric Diary Van N.C.B. 491, England, 1:43, diecast, box C 1, C 1

Maker Unknown. England, n.d., 47/52. 47 hand drawn and painted cards. Eight courts partially drawn and one colored. 32 number cards mostly hand painted. One title card “Plume of Feathers” “Princ

Misc assorted group of late 20th century gilt porcelain dinner service, including cups, saucers etc.. Mintons, gold rose Dimensions N/A England 20th Century Dimensions: N/A Origin: England Period: 20t

DESCRIPTION: An antique British brass surveyor level by T. Cooke & Sons, England. This is a polished brass level, engraved to one side with “T. Cooke & Sons. York England. N. 1697”, and to

[TRANSPORTATION]. Weekly Sailing between Bristol and New York. [Bristol, England]: N.p., 1880.  10 15/16 x 17 in. printed broadside (losses along early folds, brown spotting); framed to 16 1/2 x

[FIGURINES]. A set of eight hinged, poseable figures, in the style of Talfourd. England, n.d. Eight hinged, poseable painted figures, most likely later examples. Figures 6” high and smaller. Fig

Almanacs, Civil War era: 1860 Prindle’s, printed at New-Haven; and Middlebrook’s New-England Almanac, Bridgeport, 1864. Very Good (2)

Paul Tibbets: 8"x10" black and white photograph of Paul Tibbets taken when he was Pilot of the B-17 " Red Gremlin" 340 th Bomb Squadron, 97 th Bomb Group (VH) stationed in England then North Africa, b

9.25 x 9.25 on 16 x 20 inch board. Doug Wilkins (1933-2019) was a professional commercial photographer doing work in Southern California and then New England for companies such as Gillette and Jordan

10.5 x 13.5 on 16 x 20 inch board. Doug Wilkins (1933-2019) was a professional commercial photographer doing work in Southern California and then New England for companies such as Gillette and Jordan

Marked on underside, Made in England. Pattern n. 2243 Composed of: - 8 Cream soup bowls with 8 matching plates - 12 teacups with 12 matching plates - 16 Large Plates - 12 Small plates - 7 Medium plate

Ladder back, with floral patterned upholstered seats over square legs; seat height 18 in. h. 37 w. 23 d. 21 in. Provenance: Descended through a New England family n.b. Not all items are on display in

Title/Content of Map: 1705 deFer Map of London -- Plan des Villes de Londres et de Westminster et de leurs Faubourgs avec le Bourg de Southwark Date: 1705, Paris Cartographer: N deFerSize: 8.7 X 13.1

Lot includes a two page newspaper "The Columbian Sentinel" published by Benjamin Russell April 15, 1775 and "Thomas's Almanac for New England 1776". Almanac is string bound and appears to be complete.

Stoneware One handled Jug in Mustard Yellow salt glazed finish, marked with "A&N CSL" , from England

Heading: (New England) Author: Title: The New-England Mercantile Union Business Directory, Six Parts in One. Containing a New Map of New-England, an Almanac for 1849, a Memorandum for Every Day in th