Signature of illustrator Thomas Nast

Typed Manuscript of a Thomas Nast Book, edited by Grover Cleveland including (4) letters from Grover Cleveland to Albert Bigelow Paine (1) Typed and 3 A.L.S. and Thomas Nast Signature on card. Great g

This costume used by Thomas Nast was found in the property storage room at Harper Brothers Publishing Company in N.Y.C. in a wooden crate labeled "Thomas Nast Uncle Sam". The crate and contents were r

DESCRIPTION: Thomas Nast (American, 1840 - 1902). Ink on paper drawing of a cat on back. Image is marked "He has now internal afflictions!!!! Let us put him out of his misery!" Signed "Th Nast" near c

Thomas Nast's "Santa Claus" by R. John Wright. Based on the illustrations of Thomas Nast, 18" fully jointed Santa is made of molded felt with hand painted features, mohair wig and beard. He wears a cu

R. John Wright Dolls, Thomas Nast's "Santa Claus" No.148/500. With COA and original box.

Two pen and ink sketches depicting prisoners going in and out of state prison with prison clothing on the flag poles nearby; and three engravings with the plate marks on the paper. Pen and ink on illu

THOMAS NAST "National Animals." Political cartoon, c. 1890. 216x241 mm; 8½x9 ½ inches. Pen and ink on board. Signed "Th: Nast" in lower left image. Showing the American eagle and the British

1862 Thomas Nast Civil War Soldier Oil Painting on board framed under glass. Signed and dated lower right. Listed New York artist born 1840 and died 1902 20 x 17, Image: 10 1/2 x 13 1/4 Shipping in co

TWO SIGNED THOMAS NAST PICTURES "Blood is thicker than water", "Rulette waves, 1898", and a Harper's Weekly print dated 1893 (capture of Boss Tweed).

New York City engraving "Central Park in Summer" Antique hand colored engraving 1864 after Thomas Nast Engraving with vignette views of New York City's Central Park in Summer after Thomas Nast image.

With Christmas phrases: "Santa Claus is coming", "All the stockings in the house were hung to be filled by Santa Claus"," Santa Claus gave all these toys because we were good girls and boys", "His eye

Antique THOMAS NAST Harper’s Weekly Page, inscriptions read ‘February 18, 1871 Harper’s Weekly 149’, ‘Th Nast’, ‘The Chinese question (see page 147) Columbia ‘Hands off, gentlemen! Ame

294. THREE EARLY SANTA CLAUS PRINTS BY THOMAS NAST | The famous "Night Before Christmas" print in color, and two other Harpers, all from the 1880's and all framed and ready to hang. | 23" - 25.5" | (V

267. FOUR FRAMED THOMAS NAST CHRISTMAS PRINTS | Harpers Civil War, 1863, Santa with the soldiers and others from the 1880's. | 18" -20" | (Exc. Cond.) | $250 - $500

Framed original page from Harper's Weekly, December 31, 1864. By Thomas Nast (1840-1902) In this poignant image of reconciliation, President Lincoln invites the South to join the Union at the symbolic

Ca. 1890's. Santa Claus filling Christmas stockings in front of the fireplace. Image - 7 3/4" x 8 3/4". Frame - 11 1/2" x 13".

THOMAS NAST (GERMAN, 1840-1902) FRAMED HARPER'S WEEKLYEleven (11) identically framed political cartoons by Nast for Harper's Weekly.Frames: 21.2 x 17.2 in. (53.8 x 43.7 cm.)

Frame: 20.5" x 17.5" image sight: 12" x 9" (inner portion of thick embossing). Frame has wear, a few stains

317. FIVE THOMAS NAST PRINTS | From Harper's Weekly, Nast famous "Merry Old Santa Claus" and four others, three of which are a full two page print. Provenance: The Karyl Newman Christmas Collection. 1

(1) The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen, illustrations by Gustave Dore. Published by The World Publishing Company in 1950. In good condition with some shelf life wear to the dust cover. There are no k

Ca. 1890's. Santa Claus sitting on the floor sewing doll clothing. Image - 7 3/4" x 9". Frame - 11 1/2" x 13"

An antique American color wood engraving illustration titled Give the natives a chance, Mr. Carl by Thomas Nast. Signed in the plate lower right. The caricature of Sec. of Interior Schirg introducing

Ca, 1890's. Santa Claus on an icy balcony looking through a telescope. Image - 8" x 9". Frame - 13 1/2" x 15 1/2".

After Thomas Nast (German/American, 1840-1902), "General Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson", 1866, lithograph, published by Johnson, Fry & Co., New York, NY, sheet 10 3/4 in. x 8 1/4 in., carved and gilt fra