Lionel Prewar (1915-1926) 8-Wheel 822 NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES Caboose

Lionel Prewar (1915-1926) 8-Wheel 822 NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES Caboose, 7" frame length, Condition, see photographs.

Lionel Prewar (1915-26) O Gauge 822 Caboose New York Central Lines, Frame measures 7" L, Condition, see photographs.

This great lot of four Standard Gauge Lionel Lines train cars are a No. 8 engine, a pair of No. 35 New York Central Lines Pullman cars and one No. 36 New York Central Lines Observation car.

Two piece prewar Lionel standard gauge trains grouping, #8 Powered Electric 0-4-0 Locomotive and #35 New York Central Lines Pullman Car, circa 1925-1932

Catalogued Set Lionel Prewar O Gauge 158 New York Central Lines Electric Locomotive (191-23) and Two 600 Pullman Cars 158 New York Central Lines 0-4-0 Electric Locomotive (191-23), 6 1/8" length, 600

Lionel Prewar O Gauge 154 Electric 0-4-0 Locomotive New York Central Lines Dark Green, with headlight (missing light bulb) and bell, 8 1/2" base,  Condition, see photographs. 

std ga, 8 loco, die cast wheels exploded, 35 Pullman, 36 obsv, cars are stamped New York Central Lines, C5-6.

Lionel Prewar O Gauge 2817 8-Wheel Caboose LIONEL LINES, Frame length measures 8 5/8", Condition, see photographs.

Lionel Prewar O Scale 659 8-Wheel Dump Car Green, No. 659 Made By The Lionel Corporation New York on side, 6 1/2" frame length,  Condition, see photographs.

INCLUDES: NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES 33 LOCOMOTIVE, PULLMAN AND OBSERVATION CARS. JOHN WANAMAKER PHILADELPHIA BOX. AS-FOUND. LOCOMOTIVE MEASURES 10 1/4" L.

Samuel Yellin (American, b. Ukraine, 1884-1940) "Sketch in Iron", A Study for the Central Savings Bank, New York City, circa 1926-1928 Wrought ironLater painted wood plinth (H: 24, W: 12, D: 12 in. (o

John Sloan (American, 1871-1951) Fireguard, 1925 oil on canvas signed lower left inscribed and titled on stretcher 16 3/16" x 20 1/8" Provenance: Grand Central Art Galleries, New York, New York (label

A Jain Sandstone Head of a Jina, Central India, 10th Centuryhead 7.1 x 5.3 x 6 in (18 x 13.5 x 15.2 cm), with stand height 9.8 in — 25 cmProvenance:Sotheby's New York, June 29, 1984, lot 383Lite

Olbram Zoubek Czech, 1926-2017 Eve-Arrow, 1991 Signed O. Zoubek Patinated lead 27 x 5 1/4 x 5 1/8 inches (68.6 x 13.3 x 13 cm) C

A Chinese Yaozhou Celadon Bowl Jin Dynasty Of typical conical form and molded with a dense floral pattern issuing from a central medallion to interior. Diameter 8 inches C From a Private American Coll

Platter - c.1951 Laminated birch 48 x 24,8 cm Edited by Martti Lindqvist, Finland Underside incised with "W" Literature: House Beautiful (New York), "The most beautiful object of 1951", January 1952,

HENRY KOERNER Austrian (1915-1991) The Pub pencil and gouache on illustration board, signed "Koerner" lower right 14 x 8 3/4 inches (sight)Provenance: Midtown Galleries, New York, New York; Private Co

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) Five Prints from Currier & Ives as Interpreted by Salvador Dali (including New York Central Park Winter; American Trotting Horses No. 2; Les Fleurs et Fruits; Americ

New York Central System 1939 artist's name printed in image; printed Latham Litho Co., Long Island City 41  x 27 in.

Claire Leighton (British/American, 1898-1989) "New York Bread Line", wood engraving, edition 17 of 100, titled and signed. Title and artist signature in pencil, lower right. Sight size: 12.375" x 8.7

CLARE LEIGHTON Bread Line, New York. Engraving, 1932. 298x200 mm; 11¾x7 inches, full margins. Signed, titled and numbered 10/100 in pencil, lower margin. Fletcher 198.

Washington, George (1732-1789) Military discharge signed by George Washington (1783) Description: Military discharge on laid paper for Linconl Tobbert, "Head-Quarters" (Newburgh, New York), 8 June 178

Samuel Yellin (American, 1884-1940) Bank Teller Bracket for the Equitable Trust Company, New York, 1926 Wrought ironWith anchor bolts and two sign hooksSigned: "SAMUEL YELLIN" (H: 13 1/2, L: 32, W: 3

Jack Youngerman (American/New York, 1926-2020) , "Wellspring", 1987, oil on linen, signed, titled and dated en verso, dia. 58 3/4 in., unframed. Note: Born in Louisville in 1926, Jack Youngerman was a