Improved Einstein. NY, Gimacs Unlimited (Himber)

Daniel Morper (American B. 1944) Summer Skin silkscreen, 1980, 18/100. Signed lower left. Provenance: 1980, G.W. Einstein, NY, NY 24.75 x24.75 Framed: 34.75 x 31.25 Property from the Millbank art coll

Betts Patent Headlight Co., NY Improved 1897 Model Bicycle Lantern. Marked "Twentieth Century", brass with rectangular green and red glass panes. 5-1/4"h.

Jack Beal (American B. 1931). "Pond Lillies" Silkscreen. Signed lower right. Dated 1972, edition 26/120 Provenance: 1989, G.W. Einstein Company, NY, NY 26.5 x 19 Framed: 36.25 x 28.75 Property from th

Tied by Paul Filippone, renowned classic salmon fly tyer and an original member of the first Nyack, NY Trout Unlimited chapter. Professionally framed and including the tyer’s hand signed busine

Two "GILBERD'S IMPROVED (star) JAR" - the glass lid also embossed "Gilberd's Improved Jar Cap / Jamestown, N.Y. / 2 / Pat July 31 '83 & Oct 13 1885 - aquamarine color - 7 3/4"H to top of wire clamp. B

3-Blade Kabar 1108 USA, 2-Blade Schrade NY USA 787 Improved Muskrat Knife, 3-Blade Buck Creek Solingen Little Diamond Back Hand Made, 3-Blade Buck 303 USA, 3-Blade Case XX USA 7 Dot 6308; Lightly Used

The Unlimited Dream Company. NY 1979 1st and High-Rise. NY 1975

Exceptional child's steam-engine toy train, American, possibly N.Y. circa 1895, steam gauge labeled "Pressurite Improved Gauge MFG Co. Syracuse N.Y.", 22" x 70" x 13". PLEASE NOTE: To be sold in place

Improved Bill Fooled Wallet. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1959. Morocco leather wallet (7 x 3 ½") used to switch, vanish, or produce bills, cigarettes, and other objects. With instructions in facsim

Humpback model bluebill drake by Stevens Brothers, Weedsport, NY. some working repaint with original paint struck by a few shot. head is loose. from the Sommers Headly collection.

Charcoal with heightening on paper. 1943. Portrait of Albert Einstein. Signed lower left, "J. Zucker 1943". [Sight: 14" x 13"; Frame: 22" x 20 1/4"]. Bears labels from PB84: Sale 777, Lot 891/4. Age t

A 15 3/4 inch decoy, unsigned, from Long Island, NY, circa 1890-1910 exhibiting classic form similar to Kellum. Shows gunning wear and some in-use touch-up with original..

Thousand Islands New York Bluebill Hen by George E. Blevins (1867-1928) Alexandria Bay, NY A 13 ½ inch well crafted decoy with glass eyes, and Blevins’ cut-out under the tail. Original pain

Barometer, Mercurial, Drained, Admiral Fitzroy / Polytechnic Marked " Improved, INVt, TORRICELLI, 1649," late 19th cent, Thermometer Broken, Scientific Instrument

Wildfowler Decoys, (1957-1961), Quogue, NY A pair of 12 ½ inch hard balsa decoys, lathe carved with minimal sanding. Possibly Atlantic Coast Models.

Leaded glass showcase top, semi circular, with glass jewels, few small cracks, signed, Designs Unlimited Studio, 1984, 49.25" long, 24" by 24".

Wood & brass spyglass, Dixey, London, Improved, 44.25" long extended.

A 9 1/2 inch pine decoy by Wildfowler Decoys, Babylon, NY with their brand on the bottom, a tucked down head, glass eyes and textured paint. Original paint and condition with minor wear.

Mallard drake by Ken Harris of Woodville, N.Y. Head turned strongly to the left. Overall excellent original paint and condition with combed vermiculation on sides and daubed plumage on back. Retains s

(5) Antique Obsolete Fire Badges from the early 1900s, 2 to 2 1/4 in. tall, made of nickel plated brass, consisting of a Reading PA, Middletown NY, Fishkill NY, Scranton PA, and Passaic City, NJ, all

(6) 1932 Orbit Gum Baseball Pins, lithographed tin, 3/4 in. diameter, consists of Brennan and Earl Combs of the NY Yankees, Jimmy Foxx, Kamin, Pat Malone, and Jurges (this one has some rust on back an

Improved Order of Red Men Membership chromo lithograph, with various Indian scenes flanking the membership center, not filled out, framed, good colors, 27.75" by 21.75"

Two woodblocks in a double-sided frame, one of Einstein (black and white), the other of a girl (in color, "Demonstration" print). Provenance: From the Estate of NYC Art Dealer and Gallerist Eleanor Et

Scientific American: Volume 13, Issue 35, circa 1858, depicting "Hosford & Avery's Cotton Picker" from the article "Improved Cotton Picker". Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Mat: 12 1/2" H x 1