Charles Dickinson Langley

1897 1ed Uncle Sam’s PATRIOTIC Songs Star Spangled Banner My Country Tis of Thee Charles Langley’s ‘Uncle Sam's School Songs’ is a late 19th-century song book and instructional music book. It

Large amt Vintage book leather bound Charles Dickinson's & Other

circa 1880 oil on canvas signed and dated lower right 44 x 56 inches

A vintage signed cast by Angie Dickinson Earl Holliman and Charles Dierkop with COA

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

From Christie's Auction, July 11, 1967, included in a lot of "Ten items, belonging to Princess Louise of Prussia", bid through Doris Langley Moore. One pair fuchsia satin pumps having elaborate grosgr

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

Ebonized wood having polychrome floral beadwork to the top and square base. 5 x 6 x 13. Purchased through Doris Langley Moore from Christie's auction July 11, 1967, lot 167 , listed as "Property of a

Metallic pumps having curving notch to both sides, trimmed with pink silk ribbon, gold lace, lamé ruffles and flower with rhinestone domed center. Tag indicates purchased from Doris Langley Moore a

Cube-shaped with hinged lid covered in glazed canvas with leather trim. Doris Langley Moore used trunk to ship Queen Victoria items to Helen, unable to ascertain if trunk is original to Queen Victoria

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�

Ivory chine taffeta having abstract pink pattern within a polychrome scrolling floral border, knotted self fringe at the end borders. Purchased from Doris Langley Moore who acquired it through Sotheby

Both brown silk with black leather cap toe and heel: One pair light brown with subtle rib having small cap and leather side reinforcement, bottom inked "Langley", 9 1/4 x 2 1/2, (faint stains, wear to

One leghorn having wide crown, wavy brim, brown velvet band, cloth flower and wheat decoration, label "Heelas Sons", 13 x 14 1/2 x 3, tag indicates purchased form Doris Langley Moore, (silk lining sha

A black and white portrait of George Washington executed by Anson Dickinson after a painting entitled “Virginia Colonel” by Charles Willson Peale and engraved for Graham’s Magazine by J.W. Steel

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Portrait of Charles Sumner Woolworth (1856-1947), signed and dated lr oil on canvas, 1940 Chairman and C.E.O. of the giant F.W. Woolworth Co. for twenty-five years, after taking on the mantle left by

A grouping of six illustrated works by Charles G. D. Roberts. Provenance: From the estate of Ann Dickinson Dale, Princeton, NJ.

Group of 12 Paperweights, to include Steuben twist, Correia Studios turtle, Charles Sorrels, candy cane twist, frosted bear, Tiffany and Company apple, Dickinson's witch hazel glass barrel.

"Life-Histories of Northern Animals" by Ernest Thompson Seton in two volumes. 1909. Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York City. Provenance: From the estate of Ann Dickinson Dale, Princeton, NJ.