Teddy Roosevelt plaque circa 1905

Alfred F. Nygard Teddy Roosevelt carved tiger oak portrait plaque. Scarce. Overall 20 1/2" x 17 1/2". Plaster molded reverse.

Nice framed 1905 Alabama land grant signed by Theodore Roosevelt. It is in very nice condition with fold creases. Displays very well. With frame it measures approximately 22" across by 18" tall. No CO

Teddy Roosevelt Bronze Plaque with 1899 Quote “I wish to preach... the doctrine of strenuous life” . 13 x 7 1/2 inches

1905 Teddy Roosevelt 1ed Colorado BEAR HUNT Hunting Photographs Scribner Magazine “Knowing whats right doesnt mean much unless you do whats right.” ? Theodore Roosevelt Scribners Magazine was

rated 9, 13"x10", brass plaque in relief has Teddy Roosevelt image with the quote "Aggressive Fighting for the right is the noblest sport the world affords" , marked Frazer 1920 in the upper right-han

The Bear at Bay in a 23" x 19" custom Adirondack frame.

John Polacheck Bronze and Iron 1919 Long Island City, New York "Alan G Newman" Priceless Dimensions: H 14" x W 9" Condition:

Double-seated, red and yellow carousel horse mounted on a wood base, with plaque that reads "...Circa 1905 Derby Racer, Carved by: The Williams Company of Denver, CO, Last Operated in Toronto, Canada"

Theodore Roosevelt Bronze Plaque with Quote from 1899 Speech, Choice Extremely Fine+ Large. Teddy Roosevelt bronze relief plaque, 12.5” x 7.5”, with handsome, 3/4 profile bust, and excerpted speec

Group of Five Teddy Bear Rattles circa 1905 each piece with various hallmarks 3 3/4 in. long (first)

Bush, Charles Green (1842-1909). Original Teddy Roosevelt Political Cartoon. Circa 1900. Pen and ink on thick paper, signed “C.G. Bush” lower right. Cartoon depicts Roosevelt, dressed as a

Allen G. Newman New York (1875 - 1940) One Hundred Percent American Theo Roosevelt, 1919 bronze relief portrait plaque of Teddy Roosevelt John Polacheck Bronze and Iron Co.,1919, Long Island City, New

Possibly J.W. Remy Teddy Roosevelt on Safari rare circa early 1900's

A bronze relief plaque of President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt. Artist FraserDated 1920.Dimensions: 10" X 13" "Aggressive Fighting for the Right is the Noblest Sport The World Affords"

Circa 1912; three Teddy Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th U.S. President speeches on Edison Amberol cylinders, #3707 "The Right of the People to Rule," #3708 "The Farmer and the Business Man," and "Social a

Mechanical Teddy Bear Store Window Display circa 1905 the rolling eyes move back-and-forth when wound 17 1/2 x 12 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches

Title:The Bear At Bay Subject: Hunt scene Type: Chromolithograph Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 1905 Maker: McLoughlin Brothers Description: An early 20th century chromolithog

Antique American Blonde Mohair Teddy Bear. Unsigned, attributed to Ideal, circa 1905-1910. 5-way jointed with shoe button eyes. With vintage Lee overalls. 12"h.

Bas-relief bronze plated iron plaque depicting portrait of Teddy Roosevelt and quote "Aggressive Fighting for The Right Is The Noblest Sport The World Affords". Marked Fraser and dated 1920 with copyr

Large Plaster Bust of Teddy Roosevelt, Plastic Small Bust, and Plaster Plaque of Roosevelt - large bust approx 24" x 13" x 30" h and plaque approx 18" x 3" x 24.5"

Bas-relief bronze plated iron plaque depicting portrait of Teddy Roosevelt and quote "Aggressive Fighting for The Right Is The Noblest Sport The World Affords". Marked Fraser and dated 1920 with copyr

Circa 1900. Image is Teddy Roosevelt bears with the capitol in the background and an eagle in the air carrying flag. Condition: (Near Mint - Excellent).Dimensions: 21" x 22".

Theodore Roosevelt: Patriotic Political Tambourine. 8" tambourine with hand-painted 48-st

Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt president signed Arkansas land document from 1905.