JOHN MASSEY (1931- ). CHICAGO HAS A GREAT LAKE. 1968.

JOHN MASSEY (1931- ) CHICAGO HAS A GREAT LAKE. 1968. 56x41 inches, 142x104 cm. Screen Print Diversified. Condition B+: small losses, tears and creases at edges; small pin holes in corners. Silkscreen.

John Massey (American, b. 1931) Untitled serigraph 36 x 24 inches. Estimate $200-300

Four 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair trivets two meaure 7 inches two measure 5 inches and a 1937 Great Lakes Exposition souvenir book

410. THREE ARCADE CENTURY PROGRESS BUSES | Includes medium-large Chicago 1933, small Chicago 1933, and a small Great Lakes 1936 example. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 11.5" l. | (Exc. Cond.) |

Swierzy, Waldemar 1931 -Jazz Greats - John ColtraneOffset 199238.5 x 26.7 in. (98 x 68 cm)Printer: no informationCondition Details: (A) mounted on linen #Poland #Music #Jazz #Modern

1856 History of Mormons LDS Salt Lake Utah Joseph Smith Polygamy Indian Massacre “The Mormons or, Latter-Day Saints, in the Valley of The Great Salt Lake” by Lieutenant John William Gunnison,

Lot of Vinyl Record Albums including Marshall Tucker Band, Molly Hatchet, Earth Wind and Fire, Chicago, Elton John, Chicago, Foreigner, Joe Walsh, Van Halen, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Frampton, Ted Nugen

1754 An Accurate Map Of the English Colonies in North America bordering on the River Ohio, by John Hinton. Covers the Carolinas to the Great Lakes and Casco Bay off the coast of present-day Maine. Pub

Collection Of World's Fair Collectibles including: two 1936 Great Lakes Expo, Mercury Thermometer, 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair Mercury Thermometer, 1964 commemorative Worlds fair medallion, 1939 pictoria

Second-half 19th Century The colorful foliate design on a white background with red fabric backing 11" H x 9.5" W

"NAVY GREAT LAKES", "PORTLAND, ME","QUEBEC", "PORTSMOUTH, NH" and "New Foundland". Largest is 29 inches.

Including: Pin engraved with eagles and leaves and initialed W.D.. Great Lakes Exposition Cleveland 1937 fob and a H.A. Razoux Boston luggage tag. 1 1/8 inch (and under)

Original 1931 Chicago Gangland Map - Framed. As best as we can tell, this is an original from 1931. It measures roughly 28.5" x 22 7/8" without the frame. This a great historical Chicago piece! There

American. 1900s. Cast brass on later-made stand. John. A. Roebling was a civil engineer who designed and built suspension bridges including the Brooklyn Bridge. A Steel Great Lakes bulk freight barge

John Hastic & Co Greenock, Scotland, with brass accent and name plate, 42"

Reference: USBC 74-29 Brewery: Schoenhofen Edelweiss Co., Chicago, Illinois Manufacturer/Plant:

Paul Bunyan of the Great Lakes by Stan Newton. Signed First Edition. Chicago: Packard and Company, 1946. Bound in light green cloth with blue lettering on the spine. Signature on the front free-endpap

Lot of 21. Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin. Includes: Great Northern Railway (1911); Northern Pacific Railway (1910-11); Iowa Central Railway (1910-11); Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rwy

Vladimir Kagan sofa,91"w x 36"h x 38"d.Identical sofa just sold for $11,000 at John Toomey Auction, Chicago on 12/8/19. In great condition.

Edward D Maryon (American, 1931-2005), "Ruins of Saltair Amusement Palace, Great Salt Lake, Utah", watercolor and gouache on paper, signed "E Maryon '66", 14" x 21-5/8" sight, framed 24-1/4" x 30-1/4"

Pfahl, John (American, born 1939) ; Bermuda Triangle and Great Salt Lake Angles (From the Altered Landscape series), 1981, c-prints, 7 x 9.25 inches each. Provenance: Silver Eye Center for Photography

About 120 or more pieces of railroad ephemera from into or out of Montana, c. 1887-96. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, Cleveland Canton and Southern, Chicago Great Western, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific,

12 Vinyl LP Records incl The Monkeys, Elton John , Emerson Lake and Palmer, Chicago, Boston , Bachman Turner Overdrive, Eric Clapton, Carly Simon, Rod Stewart

This group is made up of 4 distinct groups: (1) 1971 Great Lakes - includes ferries = 18 (2) 1962 Hudson River - Newburg ferry - pre-dates I84 bridge = 11 (3) 1987 Salt Water ships = 18 (4) 1968 or 19