EXPLODING SHIP

Wood; 14" long"; condition very good

Includes Keystone Exploding Ship, Parachute Soldiers, Pee Wee Planes, and More. Very Good

Cardboard; KEYSTONE "Exploding Ship" 12 1/2" long, fair; Toy & Barge #314 11 1/2" long, good; Battleship 621 16 1/2" long, fair; Universal Toy & Novelty Co. "Cruise Chicago" set B5 12 1/4" long, good;

Exploding ship 12" long; "U.S. ATOMIC SUB" 9" long; sub has firing tube in body; no torpedo and unclear how firing mechanism supposed to work; sub is Keystone, unsure about other; condition good

Five 6"submarines, firing spring loaded torpedoes; one 11" destroyer firing torpedoes; 5 torpedoes included; 4 exploding ships (Three 11" complete and one 10 1//2" appears to be hull only); all spring

Folding engraving of ships exploding after a bombardment. Printed at Amsterdam, 1730. Fine condition, measures 17 x 14". Reserve: $35.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $8.00 to anywhere within the c

This group of stereoscope cards depicts soldiers in trenches, early airplane used in the war effort, The Burnt Zepplin, A captive Balloon, German Ships in Ship yard, exploding ordinance and Submarines

Washington & Jefferson 3 Lang. Ship's Papers, Finest We Have Seen, Enormous Bold Signatures 1p partially printed document signed by George Washington, "Go: Washington", and Thomas Jefferson, "Th:

Original Oil On Canvas Orville Of A Ship With Some People And A Tiger. The framed original is approx 22 1/2" x 2" x 37" and it weighs 6.5lbs. The original itself is approx 15" x 29". The framed origin

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, HAIDA Ship Panel Pipe argillite and copper, 5.5 x 11 x .75 in (14 x 27.9 x 1.9 cm) unsigned. Provenance Private Collection, Vancouver.

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A beautiful mosaic depicting a grand ship with its sail raised and blowing in the wind, amidst a plethora of sea creatures - fish, crustaceans, and c

Sydney Mortimer Laurence (American, 1865-1940) Pirate ship on the run signed and dated 'S.M LAURENCE/1902' (lower right) oil on canvas 61 x 91.7cm (24 x 36 1/8in).

19th c carved wooden ship's figurehead of a woman with polychrome paint, ht 40"

+Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (Danish/ American 1850 - 1921) "Young American" oil on canvas, ship portrait of the Young American clipper, signed lower right and dated 1894, framed, wear consistent

CHINESE SCHOOLCirca 1847China Trade portrait of the clipper ship Samuel Russell. Unsigned.Oil on canvas, 29.5" x 39.75". Framed 35.5" x 45.5". Provenance:Samuel L. Lowe Antique

Painting depicts a group of armed men on a ship wearing pith helmets, a woman, with the lower part of the sail, and crew in the bow. Oil on board.Sight 38" x 21".Frame 42 1/8" x 25 1/8"Signed below th

Beautifully carved wood eagle BY John Haley Bellamy (American, 1836 - 1914). Banner reads "Don't Give Up The Ship". Marked on back "May 1 1891 John Haley Bellamy Kittery Maine" and a faint signature "

[WORLD WAR II]. USS Oklahoma life ring, ship sunk at Pearl Harbor.  Diameter approx. 25 in., ring width 6 in. painted life ring with rope, housed in wood shadowbox 35 x 35 in. with brass plaque (

An "Exploding Stars" chandelier by Hans Harald Rath for Lobmery Company (Vienna, Austria). Made for the Metropolitan Opera Series. Similar model referenced in Lobmeyr catalog. Including Drop - 22 x 22

DESCRIPTION: Simon Willard rocking ship tall case clock. Mahogany case with rectangular bottom and door flanked by fluted quarter columns with brass ends all on French feet. Hood with free standing co

George Washington three language ship's passport signed. One partially printed sheet 15.5" x 12.5" (sight) Providence RI, July 7th 1794. A passport printed in French, English and Dutch which authorize

LeRoy Neiman (American, 1921-2012) original watercolor and gouache drawing. This drawing appeared on pp. 60-61 of the June 1961 issue of Playboy magazine for the article "Man At His Leisure: Neim

Ship Series: $10,000 1987 Specimen note, s/n. AA000000 specimen no. 003 (KNB34) Rare

POSTER: Andy Warhol "Exploding Plastic Inevitable" Exhibition/ Event poster, c. 1967, Provincetown, Mass., poster promises strobe lighting, performances, movies, etc., printing information on bottom o