Black American Smoking Station

518. BLACK AMERICAN SMOKING SET | (VG Cond.) | Cast iron man with baskets smoking set, trousers have been repainted. 9" h.

American Flyer Prewar O Gauge #3011 Black Electric Passenger Set with Three (3) Assorted Passenger Cars, Station, Tunnel and Track, includes #3011 black American Flyer electric in C7 minus, with 1205/

A WWII era African American black and white panoramic photograph. The photograph depicts members of African American Medical Hospital Unit. Framed. The 25th Station Hospital was the first United State

Includes 2 No. 33 Ford Zodiac with Dark Green Body, No Windows, Metal Wheels, No. 31 American Ford Station Wagon with Yellow Body, No Window, Metal Wheels, and Black Base, No. 39 Ford Zodiac Convertib

3pc HUTCHFIELD Black Graphite Glazed American Studio Pottery. Incised white ribbon lines. Signed. Provenance: This is from the estate of Ragan Henry; Prominent Philadelphia Attorney and Radio Station

American. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Each side features "Speedy" graphic. Each side exhibits uniform minor oxidation stain and surface etch. Scattered minor porcelain losses, mainly surround

American Flyer by Gilbert 755 Mystic Talking Station. Has reproducer with tube. Loose windows. Early button. 589 Black Roof Passenger and Freight Station - lighted. One loose but present window.

Lot 145 George Maciunas Lithuanian-American (1931-1978) No Smoking, Group of 4 (c. 1973) hand-pulled silk screen each 16 1/2 x 16 3/4 inches Provenance: From a Private New York Collection b

These wood buildings were made by Mini-Craft for AF due to the rationing from the Korean War, 1952. Includes Red roof Oak Park; Black Roof Forest Park. They show light playwear. From the Estate Collec

Artist: Keith Haring (American, 1958 - 1990). Title: "Stonewall Station [version "b"]". Medium: Offset lithograph. Date: 1989. Lot Note(s): Signed in black marker, lower left; signed in the m

Cast Iron Black Butler Smoking Stand Americana. 35 inches tall, original paint.

Featured in this lot is this original Grant Service Station Batteries sign made by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Company circa 1950s. The sign shows a red, black and beige color scheme and reads, "Gran

1 7/8" Black Slate Pipe. This is a very nice but not an ancient pipe. Likely made over the past 75 years. For use in smoking this pipe would require a pebble in the stem to reduce air flow.

Offered for sale is a great piece of Model Smoking Tobacco Metal Advertisement Sign. The sign features a bright yellow background with red and black lettering with white outlines. The sign reads "For

American School, 19th-20th CenturyWaist-Length Portrait of a Young Man in Black Coat and Hat, Smoking a Cigarette, 1905oil on canvasstylized "scarab" monogram with date upper right, framed.3

American. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits fading, mainly evident within the black sections, surface scratches and scattered minor porcelain losses from each side. Condition: 7.5, 7. From

Bruce Burdick (American, 20th century) for Herman Miller ( American, founded 1923), late 20th century. A Burdick Group system desk, composed of two parts, including a two-tiered black molded plastic a

tribes from Northeast US; 2 mens hats: 1 brown velvet Glengarry w/ extinct Carolina Parakeet, (possibly Iroquois) , 1 black velvet smoking cap w/ floral beading (Wabanaki?); 2 small purses; all fair -

These wood buildings were made for AF by Mini-Craft due to the rationing from the Korean War, 1952. Includes a 272 Glendale Depot; 160 Station Platform, with black sign. They appear complete and show

Ken Keeley (AMERICAN, born 1934) large giclee on canvas cityscape scene titled "Times Square Station". Signed in the giclee in gold to lower right. Mounted in a black painted wooden frame with fabric

S Gauge. Includes a 23788 Suburban station; 23791 cow on track with controller, no black on cow; 23602 crossing gate with controller; 23581 girder bridge, min or layout paint underneath; 26671 track t

The black leather belt measuring approximately 1.45 in in width, featuring eight rectangular sterling silver stations, each measuring approximately 56.4 x 38.8 mm (2.22 x 1.52 in), highlighted by mul

FORD JOHN: (1894-1973) American film director, Academy Award winner. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Ford seated in a three-quarter length pose, in later years, smoking a cigar. Signed in black ink with h

19th c Black American Photo Album incl. Black Indian War Soldier and various relatives from Kansas to Chicago. Appx. 49 images