Deere & Webber Vehicle Catalog #96 [174964]

Undated illustrated Deere & Webber Vehicle Catalog #96 with carriages and parts. 144pp. Water and mold spots. City: Minneapolis, State: Minnesota Minneapolis Minnesota

John Deere buggy chromolithograph in orig "Deere Vehicles Are All Right" adv frame, early JD logo in lower R corner, c.1890, a Rare example w/Exc color, o/all VG cond w/tiny dots of paper loss mostly

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) dining table, #634 Eastwood, New York, circa 1907 oak signed with red decal and paper label with four 11" quartersawn leaves 54"dia x 30 1/2"h Catalog Note: Lots 96 through

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) sideboard, #814 Eastwood, New York, circa 1907 oak, copper marked with red decal and paper label through tenon construction 66"w x 24"d x 48 1/2"h Catalog Note: Lots 96 thr

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) server, #802 Eastwood, New York, circa 1907 oak, copper marked with red decal Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) influenced form 42"w x 18"d x 39"h Catalog Note: Lots 96 through 101

Alvar and Aino Aalto K-96 Desk. Catalog Image Provided. Catalogue not included. Dimensions: Height: 28.5 inches, Width: 45.25 inches, Depth: 28 inches. --- - - We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manha

15 are in original boxes, the rest are inside a Matchbox carrying case. Has 1968 Collector's Catalog and various vehicles, including cars, trucks, fire apparatus, sports cars and other vehicles. Vario

The Daimos Chogokin Robot GA-84 is in near mint box. The toy is mint, new old stock, with accessories and catalogs. Traiper-75S Daimos Vehicle PB-51, new old stock complete with catalogs. Condition:(N

Europe, 1996 ceramic, glaze 9.25” x 6” x 5” Freeform vase with metallic semi-gloss glaze, inscribed [ARS 96] to underside. Tags: modernist, mid century, pottery, jouve, french, europ

1952 John Deere MI Tractor, professionally restored as a Nebraska state highway department vehicle. SN: 11029. Nibs still on tires. Stored in heated garage.

rated 7, 96"x96", 2-masonite sign has good color.

Heading: (Chromolithography) Author: Title: Barcley Custom Corsets. Place Published: Newark, N.J. Publisher:Barcley Corset Company, Inc. Date Published: 1923 Description: 9

Catalog measures 9 inches by 8 inches. Six pages. Complete.

1928-1933 Marmon items - three dealer books, 136, 96, 44 pgs, nine 1928-1929 brochures, 1932 and 1933 V 16 - 8 pg catalogs

USA, 1903 fumed oak 39 1/2" x 26" x 21 1/4" x 18" seat Six armchairs by Charles Rohlfs with lilting carved forms, saddle seats, faceted pegs, and quintessential Rohlfs cutout embellishments. Produced

Amsterdam, 1987 bleached birch, lacquered birch 41 3/4" x 15" x 16 1/8" x 17 3/4" seat Parzival: A Chair with a Shadow by Robert Wilson. Number 1 from the edition of 15. Originally produced for the th

USA, 2008 oil on canvas 24” x 23 7/8” Titled, signed, and dated to verso [“PERFECT” ROBERT LOUGHLIN 08]. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist; Collection of Paul Johnson E

France, 1986 steel 11” x 3 1/4” x 15” Pair of Tito Lucifer andirons by Philippe Starck for OWO France. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside of each [Starck IN OWO]. Tags: moder

Japan, c. 1988 japanese linden plywood, steel 27" x 22" x 16" x 16 3/4" seat Chair No. 21 store fixture by Rei Kawakubo for Comme des Garcons. Label to backside [Comme des Garcons Made in Japan]. Tags

USA, 1992 east indian laurel, lacquer 30” x 45” x 18” Pair of Shield Back Chairs by Thomas Hucker, as shown at Peter Joseph Gallery, New York, 1992. Hucker studied under Andrea Branz

Italy, 1970s travertine 14” x 31.5” x 55.25” Modernist Italian low table in figural red travertine with demilune ball-and-socket leg construction, in the vocabulary of Mario Bellini.

USA, 1980s printed matter 8 1/2” x 11” Two flyers for shows by Television alongside The Stillettoes at CBGB. Tags:performance, conceptual, ephemera, art, artist, nyc, east village, club, s

France/USA, c. 1960 print on plastic 30 1/2” x 22” Place Pour la Jambe Gauche du Geant (Room for the Giant's Left Leg) by Nicola L. Signed to lower-left. Nicola L, intitally associated wit

USA, 1982 printed matter 14” x 8 1/2” Poster designed by David Wojnarowicz for a concert by 3 Teens Kill 4 at The Underground, a venue neighboring Andy Warhol's Factory. Originally meeting