1828 Maine State Lottery Ticket Hallowell, Maine

Laws Of The State Of Maine; To Which are Prefixed the Constitution of the U. States and of Said State, With an Appendix. Hallowell; 1822 Full brown calf, with red leather title label on the spine. iv,

1861 Obsolete Bank of Hallowell $5 Note - State of Maine - Well Used!

The History Of The State Of Maine; From Its First Discovery, A.D. 1602, To The Separation, A.D. 1820, Inclusive. By William Williamson. In Two Volumes, Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Co. 1832. Dated 18

Laws Of The State Of Maine; To Which are Prefixed the Constitution of the U. States and of Said State, With an Appendix. Printed in Hallowell, ME Leather bound. Good condition, minor wear, some foxing

1797 Partially printed New York State Lottery ticket. Signed by Daniel Hale, Fine condition measures 3.75 x 2”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

D. N. Dole Hallowell Maine Weight Driven Banjo Clock, having ship battle scene in bottom panel, marked Wasp and Reindeer, height 32 1/2 inches, Provenance: Fifty Year Personal Collection of Clocks and

Lawrence Irvine (Winthrop, Maine 1918-1998). Maine state fish plaque with bird. Carved wood with original paint. Only known example with streamer fly in mouth of fish. Condition: Excellent original co

Lawrence Irvine (Winthrop, Maine 1918-1998). Maine state fish plaque with leaping trout. Smallest example known. Carved wood with original paint. Signed on verso in ink, ÒCarved & painted by Lawrence

"Maine State Agricultural Society, 1905" linen backed lithograph with batten rollers at top and bottom, the top half in chromo depicting the race track at center surrounded by fairway and building pan

Shaped back with brass roundels frame (2) cockbeaded drawers, over finely carved turned legs and (4) graduating drawers. 57 x 43 x 21 1/2 inches

Brook Trout mounted on State of Maine Map, signed verso "Carved & Painted by Lawrence C. Irvine, Winthrop, Maine", along with long handwritten description. Painted carved wood on plywood plaque, 15" f

Two Glazed Redware Jugs, New York State or Maine, or Possibly the Thorne Pottery, Crosswicks, New Jersey, Nineteenth Century. Each of ovoid form with heavily-ribbed handle, covered in lead and mangane

1876 Washington (State) Grand Lottery pair of original signed lottery tickets and order form. These are original items fro Henry Yesler's scam of a lottery. Pair of tickets measures 6.75'' x 6'', fold

An agreement for six tickets purchased for the United States Lottery in October of 1779 by Samuel Thurber and John Randal of Providence in Rhode Island. The agreement states they share the winnings an

Lottery ticket "for the benefit of the State passed Feb. 1852." 1/5 x 7".

Lot of three vintage tickets for a lottery held regularly by the Union Canal Co. from 1795-1828. The purpose of the lottery was to help finance construction of the Union Canal, a towpath route that wo

Lottery Ticket Broadside from Delaware May27,1861, w/promotional circular, issued 1 month after CW began, rare, Confederate States Cotton Loan/Bond Paying 7%, postmarked London 1863, written in Englis

Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876-1950). Japanese shin-hang woodblock print titled "Kinoe Harbor" depicting a peaceful harbor scene with boats with Mount Kinoe in Maine in the United States, r

William F. Chadwick (1828-1865, Maine & California/Oregon) full oil on canvas portrait of horse named "Mary Warren" (titled on blanket to right, standing inside stall with blue painted feed bucket in

Daguerreotype of a gentleman identified as Abner Rice Hallowell (1805-1879) of Bangor, Maine, in a rare folding daguerreotype viewing case invented and patented in 1855 by John Stull of Philadelphia.

Early 19th century lottery broadside featuring illustration titled "Meanness-Mrs. Pepper". Broadside states that tickets are sold by Carroll, Stockbroker, No 19. Cornhill. Illustration by George Cruik

Early 19th century lottery broadside featuring illustration of man with title "A Covey of Four". Broadside states that tickets are sold by Sivewright. Broadside is printed by J. Bullock, Whitefriars.

Martin Lewis (New York, Connecticut, Maine / Australia, 1881 - 1962) "Stoops in the Snow" Drypoint and sandpaper ground on cream wove paper, 1930. Second state (of 2). Edition of 115. Signed in pencil

United States, 20th Century Includes twenty five rotaries full of two thousand plus slides of trains with photographs from Pittsfield, Maine, Cumberland, Maryland, Rain River, Alberta, and many more.