Florida, with inserts of Tallahassee, Pensacola and St.

Title: Florida, with inserts of Tallahassee, Pensacola and St. Augustine. A important early map 1850 by Thomas Date/Period: c1850. Materials: Hand colored steel engraved Size: 16 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches.

Florida (insets of Pensacola, Tallahassee and Harbour of St. Augustine) S. Augustus Mitchell, 1848. Nice example of an early edition of Mitchell's map of Florida, with insets of Pensacola, Tallahassee

Striking map of Florida with only sixteen counties. Lower 2/3 dominated by three large counties. Wide margins. With three inset maps: Pensacola, Tallahassee and Harbour of St. Augustine. Shows table o

Hard-to-find map from Samuel Augustus Mitchell's true first edition of his New Universal Atlas shows the first two railroads in Florida, the Tallahassee Railroad and the Lake Wimico and St. Joseph Can

Florida Obsolete Currency, Lot of Three Banks include: The Tallahassee Rail Road Company, The State of Florida, and The Bank of St. Johns.

1861 $100 STATE OF FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE BANKNOTE $100 State of Florida, Tallahassee obsolete banknote, dated October 10th, 1861.  Serial number 2023, Plate H, Treasurer and Governor signatures at

The dimensions of a stereoview are Approx. 3.5" x 7" (sometimes 4" x 7"). ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance

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Sam Newton (b. 1948) Vintage Highwaymen painting of a blue and yellow Florida St. Lucie River inlet scene with birds and vegetation. Signed lower right. Measures 36" x 24" on upson board and 39" x 27"

Mary Ann Carroll (b. 1940) Painting of a Florida St. Lucie River Inlet scene with blue water, lone palm, and birds. Signed lower right. 32" x 24" on upson board & 33.5" x 22.5" w/ frame.

Harold Newton (1934-1994) Highwaymen painting of moonlit a Florida St. Lucie river scene. Signed lower right. Measures 28" x 22" on board and 33" x 27" with frame.

Sam Newton (b.1948) Vintage Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie sunset river inlet scene with birds, vegetation, and hanging Spanish moss. Signed lower right. Measures 36" x 24" on upson board

James Gibson (1938-2017) Vintage Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River sunset scene with palm trees and flying birds. Signed lower right. Measures 38" x 22.25" on upson board & 41.25" x 25.

James Gibson (1938-2017) Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River night scene with hanging Spanish moss and lone palm tree. Signed lower right. "Sofa size" measures 48" x 24" on upson board &

Alfred "Al" Hair (1941-1970) Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River night scene with twin palm trees and hanging Spanish moss. The painting was authenticated as an Alfred Hair circa 1968 by

James Gibson (1938-2017) Vintage Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River sunset scene with pine & palm tress and hanging Spanish moss. Signed lower right. Measures 29" x 22" on upson board &

Willie Daniels (b.1950) Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River moonlit night scene with palm tree and dock. Signed lower right. Measures 24" x 18" on canvas & 29" x 23" w/ frame.

Johnny Daniels (1954-2009) Highwaymen painting of a pink sunset Florida St. Lucie river scene with palm trees. Signed lower right. Measures 30" x 24" on masonite & 33.5" x 27.5" w/ frame.

Isaac Knight (b.1941) Highwaymen painting of a Florida St. Lucie River inlet scene. Signed lower right. Measures 36" x 24" on upson board & 38" x 26" w/ frame.

A cane deaccessioned from Florida's St. Petersburg Museum of History and originally from the W. A. Hutchinson cane collection, wrapped in brown paper with a lengthy hand written description and purpor

Roy Mclendon (b.1932) Highwaymen painting of a moon lit Florida St. Lucie River scene with palm tree, boathouse, and boat. Signed lower right. 14" x 11" on canvas and 20" x 17" w/ frame.

A mixed lot of deaccessioned canes from Florida's St. Petersburg Museum of History and all from the W. A. Hutchinson collection. Each made of different materials and all of different design and shape.