William A. Garnett Mississippi Near Wisconsin River

John Williams Taylor Maryland Artist Etching WPA Era Signed, 1937, "Trempealeau Dam", Upper Mississippi River in Wisconsin, 8 x 11" image size, 11 x 14 1/2" overall.John Williams Taylor studied with J

The Upper Mississippi near Lansing ,Iowa, Label on verso: AmericanaCollection- Donald, Lufkin,& Jenrette Curatorial department, 140 broadway, New York Steamship on river, flooding on right side. Engra

THIS LOT IS TO BE SOLD WITH NO RESERVE. Property from a distinguished Private Collection, New York ARTIST: John Vachon TITLE: Skating on the Mississippi River near Lake City, Minnesota, 1942 MEDIUM: F

most to his mother or father, 1862, from U.S. Gunboat "Benton", off Island #10, Mississippi River, near Cairo, Ill., some with very interesting content as per wartime life.

Title/Content of Map: Map No. 1. Reconnaissance and Survey of a Railway Route from Mississippi River Near the 35th Parallel North Lat. to Pacific Ocean Made Under Direction of the Secry. Of War [Missi

DESCRIPTION: Civil War cannonball found in the Mississippi River near the Vicksburg Battlefield. Piece is mounted on a wooden base finished with a brass plaque marked with details about its nature and

Hematite Sack Plummet found in Mississippi River Bottoms near New Canton, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

William Dunlap (American/Mississippi, b. 1944) , "Watauga River Falls", mixed media on paper, pencil-signed lower right, "Art Aspects, Charlotte" label on backing paper, 36 in. x 23 3/4 in., framed

2 1/8" Thebes found near the Fox River in Wisconsin , Ex Sam Wasion Collection

Signed McCarty's Merigold, Mississippi Pottery Triangular Delta Vase, nutmeg allover mottled brown glaze with a darker drip glaze representing the Mississippi River, designed by Lee and Pup McCarty, 5

1964 Topps Billy Williams Near Mint/mint

John Senex (English, 1678-1740). "Map of Louisiana and the River Mississippi," from "A New General Atlas," London, 1721. Dedicated to William Law of Lanreston. This map is an Engli

William Callow (1812–1908) The River Lee near Cork Pencil and Watercolour, 26 x 36cm (10¼ x 14¼) Signed

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. BELL, William (1830-1910), photographer. Grand Canon, Colorado River, Near Paria Creek, Looking West. 1872. 8 x 10 7/8 in. albumen photograph on 16 x 20 in. "War Department" cards

Title: 1852 Owen Maps of Mississippi River from Minneapolis to Upriver the Wisconsin -- Series of Sections on the Wisconsin River from the Mouth to Whitney's Rapids [on sheet with] Series of Sections

ROBERT HINSHELWOOD (SCOTTISH-AMERICAN, B. 1812), AFTER WILLIAM MOMBERGER (GERMAN-AMERICAN, B. 1829) VIEW OF "THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI / NEAR LANSING, IOWA" PRINT, hand-colored engravings on paper, publis

9 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Cards Near Mint

William Mellor Oil on Canvas of Bolton Abbey on the Wharf Yorkshire, titled on verso, signed lower left. Depicting cows drinking in the Wharf River near the abbey. Used Condition, wear, worn, cracks,

Frederick William Hayes ARCA (1848-1918) British The Thames near Hardwicke, river landscape with trees and figures boating, oil on canvas, signed lower left, inscribed verso and dated 1875, in a gilt

WILLIAM TATTON WINTER (1855-1928) British. A Sailing boat on a river near a jetty. Signed, 12.75" x 18".

Harry Davis Fluhart-Williams (Indiana, Florida, Illinois, 1861 - 1938) Rare large early Florida wetlands painting depicting cypress trees near a river. Oil on upson board. Signed lower left. Provenanc

William Beattie-Brown (British, 1831-1909), "On the River Leny Near Callender," 1886, oil on canvas (laid down on board), signed and dated lower right, titled verso, canvas: 12"h x 18"w, overall (with

Philadelphia artist William J. Zeigler (American, 1911 - 1999) framed and matted watercolor painting of a rural hilly landscape, signed lower left, label verso: "Landscape at River Knobs (near Onega,

W.H. Bartlett, (2) NYC ship engravings, William Henry Bartlett (British, 1809-1854), "Lighthouse near Caldwell's Landing (Hudson River)" and "The Ferry at Brooklyn, New York.", c. 1840, 6.5"h x 8"w (s