Right from Wrong: A Novel, Cindy Bonner

Cindy Sherman Untitled 103 1982offset lithograph in colors image: 36.875 h × 24.875 w in (94 × 63 cm) sheet: 39.75 h × 25.5 w in (101 × 65 cm) Signed to lower right

Pair Hand Colored Engravings "The Right And Wrong Sort". Unsigned. Toning from age or in good condition. Measures 13-1/2" x 17" (sight), frame measures 19-1/2" x 23". Original documentation from Chels

Book: Right and Wrong, Exhibited in The History of Rosa and Agnes, written for her children by a mother, Maria Elizabeth Budden. Published by J. Harris & Son, London, 1822

Right Against Wrong Print Type: Engraving Date: April 4, 1854 Publisher: Punch or the London Charivari Origin: British Dimensions: 8 x

Mary Bonner (American, 1887-1935) etching on paper depicting sailboats in calm waters, signed and dated lower right: "Mary Bonner '26," edition 5 / 100. Image: 8" H x 10.375" W; frame: 15.5" H x 17" W

Pair of Chinese mythical beasts, 20th century, possibly Xiezhi, a beast said to possess the ability to determine right from wrong. [29 1/2" H x 28" W x 14" D]. Several breaks and restoration evident.

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph La Gare de Perpignan The Battle of Right and Wrong - Road to Perdition. Train Station Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Custom framed and approx 30x36 in

lithographic poster in colours, 1929, printed by Mather & Company, Chicago, cond B; not backed, 43½ x 36 in. (111 x 91 cm.) and: ALMOST RIGHT IS WRONG by F. Beatty (2)

White Metal, 41.3mm, 54.4mm thick. By Allen Leonard. DeWitt FP 1851-1. Obv Uniformed bust l. Rev Eagle and flags, OUR COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG. Flashing prooflike fields.

Mid 19th century, engravings on paper. Drawn by H. Alken, engraved by J. Harris and published by Fores, London, Nov. 1, 1859. "The Right and Wrong Sort", plates 1 and 4. Framed, 19.5"h. 22.5"w.

TWO WOMEN'S ISSUES PINS SUFFRAGE

Just Travel Along; Window Pain!; Rights and Wrongs; The Brush Off; The Protectors

All unframed, loose, 23 1/4" x 33" unless noted, including: "JAMES ROSENQUIST: Retrospektive", Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, 19.02 - 03.06.2005, bend lower right corner; PLUS "CINDY SHERMAN", Kestner Gessell

Coffee Pot Marked R.S. Prussia, Melon Eaters Scenic Decor, 9" x 8.5", Point And Clover Mold, Green Tones, Lid Is Right Mold, Slightly Wrong Color, Krick Collection, TN.

A large section panel of stained glass window. 20th century. Bob Jones Senior quote "It is never Right to do Wrong in order to get a chance to do Right" in scrolled ribbon on stained glass . 115" x 34

Houdini, Harry. The Right Way to Do Wrong. Boston: Author, 1906. Red pictorial wrappers. Portrait frontispiece. Illustrated. 8vo. Spine reinforced at foot, minor chipping and other external wear, else

Houdini, Harry. The Right Way to Do Wrong. New York, 1906. Publisher's original pictorial wraps. Illustrated. 8vo. Minor spotting and soiling to wraps, spine weathered but holding. Good.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). The Right Way to Do Wrong. Boston, 1906. Pictorial wrappers. Portrait frontis. Illustrated. 8vo. Bookplate of T. Francis Fritz (Frank Ducrot), as editor of Mahatma, to f