Remington-Rider Magazine Pistol, Manufactured 18

Heading: Author: Title: TIM HOLT No. 11 * 1st Appearance: GHOST RIDER Place Published: Publisher:Magazine Enterprises [Indicia: Magazine Enterprises] Date Published: November, 1949 D

FREDRICK REMINGTON, LATE 20TH C., 3 RIDERS ON HORSE BACK, VERY HEAVY, 19 1/2" H, 18 1/2" W, 16 1/2" D

MARTIN LUTHER KING SIGNED TIME MAGAZINE FEB 18 1957. Born as Michael King Jr. on January 15, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. was the middle child of Michael King Sr. and Alberta Williams King. Martin Lut

FN- 5.5 Minor spine wear including staple tears and stress lines. Extra non-manufacturer staple at middle of spine. Cream to off-white pages. Frank Frazetta cover. Golden Age.

Oversized Advertising Iron used to Advertise Guild. Normandy, France - In "Minerva" Magazine pg. 99 - Complete with Copy of Magazine - Rare Example. Size 18" x 16"

Leon Rosen Four-door wall-mounted cabinet, 1970s Japanese Tamo wood, oak, painted wood. Manufactured by Pace International, USA. 18" H x 83" W x 18" D

Original Comic Book Art - Colored Mixed Media - Kevin Smith's Green Arrow. Art by Matt Wagner for the Cover of Wizard Magazine. Professionally Framed and Matted. Measures 18.75" tall x 14" wide. All l

Artist Faulkner, Henry (American 1924 - 1981) Title Surreal Bareback Rider Holding Star Medium oil and enamel on masonite Dimensions 18.5 x 14.5 Description a fantastical bareback ri

Alexander McQueen Large 'Military Brocade' rug, ca. 2011 Hand-knotted wool and silk. Manufactured by The Rug Company, UK. Manufacturer's name is woven into the binding. 233" W x 144" L

Roycroft Tall Magazine Stand #079 c1910. Signed with carved orb mark. 50"h x 18"w x 15.5"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We

The Iconic Bronze Statute “The Rattlesnake” by Frederic Remington Depicts a Horse Twisted in a Reaction of Fright to a Rattlesnake On the Ground as the Rider Grabs the Horse’s Mane

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) Signed Pencil Drawing on Paper, Visible approx. 9.25 in x 12.5 in. Frame 15.5 x 18.75 in. Weight 3.6 lbs. Excellent condition.

Earl Biss (1947-1998) Three Riders Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 24 x 18 Framed/base dimensions: 31 3/8 x 25 1/2 x 2 Signature: signed upper right: Biss Provenance: From a Private Collection

Hans Hopfer Double-height 18-piece 'Mah Jong' sectional sofa, 2010s Silk velvet, plywood. Manufactured by Roche Bobois, France. Various manufacturer labels. Comprising three corner sections with cushi

Mario Bellini Set of six 'Cab' dining chairs, 1990s Leather over steel. Manufactured by Cassina, Italy. Leather to underside impressed "P-12 Cassina." Each: 32.5" H x 19" W x 18" D

Borge Mogensen Dining Chairs, Model No. BM61, ca. 1958 Oak, cane. Manufactured by Fredericia Stolefabrik, Denmark. Dimensions: 29.75" H 18.75" W 18.5" D.

Carlo Nason 'Lotus' table lamp, model no. LT-305, 1960s Opaline glass, patinated metal. Manufactured by A.V. Mazzega, Italy. 17" H x 18.5" Diameter

Angelo Mangiarotti 'Multi-Use' cabinet, ca. 1965 Walnut, aluminum. Manufactured by Poltronova, Italy. 77.5" H x 76.75" W x 18.25" D

BRANCO + PRETOSet of eight dining chairs, ca. 1960Jacaranda, fabric. Manufactured by Mahlmeister & Cia, Brazil.   Each: 34.75" H x 18" W x 20.25" DSeat height: 18"

Pierre Paulin Set of 18 lounge chairs, model no. F303, and six side tables, model no. 877, 1970s Lacquered ABS. Manufactured by Artifort, France. Each chair: 22.5" H x 31.25" W x 28.5" D; Seat height:

Percival Lafer Sofa, 1960s Rosewood, leather. Manufactured by Lafer S.A. Ind. Com., Brazil. 30" H x 84" W x 37" D Seat height: 18"

Chris Howker 'Double Dip' bench, 2004 Stainless steel sheet. Manufactured by B&B Italia Project, Italy. Dimensions: 17.5" H 90.5" W 18.5" D.

POUL HENNINGSENThree-arm chandelier, 1930sFrosted glass, patinated metal. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen, Denmark.Each socket molded with "PHlamp."   18" H x 24" Diameter

Frederic Remington (1861-1909), Register Rock, Idaho, oil on canvas, 17 x 27 3/4, signed lower left: FREDERIC REMINGTON Peter Hassrick wrote, "Geological curiosities become the signposts for civilizat