* [FACSIMILE]. BUELL, Abel (1742-1822). A New and

"Lives of the Literati -- Account of the Life and Writings of John Home", by Henry Mackenzie, reprinted from the 1822 edition. Facsimile reprint with a new Introduction by Susan Manning, published by

Abel Buell Moore- Portrait of a Child in a Blue Dress with cart, trumpet and recorder. Oil on wood panel, Killingworth, Ct, dated 1836 and signed on reverse. Panel size 40-1/2" x 29-3/4". Framed size

1) 1950 Mexican five peso silver railroad.. 2) 1949 Indian head . 3) Eight reales1734, 1742 Mo, 1771, 1821, 1822, 1827, 1842, 1894. 4) Silver two pesos 1921. 5) 1872 one silver peso. Total weight 10.4

Attributed to Alfred Leslie BuellNew York/Kansas, (1910-1996)Elegant Couple at Dressing Tableoil on canvas boardunsigned, framed.17 x 17 1/2 inches

Carl Abel (New York, 1875 - 1959); The New Jersey Palisades in Winter Snow overlooking the Hudson River & New York; Oil on Canvas on stretcher signed lower right recto; framed. Height of art 20 inches

Heading: (New York - Yellow Fever) Author: Townsend, Peter S. Title: An Account of the Yellow Fever, as it Prevailed in the City of New York, in the Summer and Autumn of 1822. Place Published: New Yor

Group of New York themed aquatints published by Sidney Lucas, some multiples, including "Wall Street in 1856," "New York in 1822," "New York in 1846," "Wall Street in 1846," etc. Approximately 70+ pri

The Landing on the Latium Coast Medium: etching and aquatint (after the drawing). Engraved by Richard Earlom (1742-1822) after Claude le Lorrain. From Claude Lorrain's Liber Veritatis, this is Plate 1

CHARLOTTE BUELL COMANNew York/Iowa, 1833-1924European landscape. Monogrammed and dated lower right "Juin 17".Oil on canvas, 12.5" x 16.5". Framed 16.5" x 20.5".

No. NE102. Farmington, Connecticut. 8 day clock. 16 3/4" wide X 11" deep X 76" high. Working. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction y

Abraham Bogardus (1822 - 1908 New York) Half Plate Ambrotype City Street Scene. Circa 1850's. Rare early photograph of Ambrotype Studio and people gathered outside on boardwalk. Image depicts single t

ULYSSES GRANT Ohio 1822 – New York 1885 Long autograph letter signed by the US Army General and 18th President of the United States, dated "St. Petersburg, 7 August 76", to his daughter Nellie

New Hampshire Currency 1742 Uncut New Hampshire Colonial Currency Four Note Sheet Reprinted by Mendes I. Cohen Off The Original Plate New Hampshire. 1742. Uncut Reverse Side Sheet of 4 Notes. Reprinte

New England, dial marked "Abel Parmels, New Haven, No. 5" Losses, surface distress. Apx. 7'6"h x 19-1/2"w x 20-1/2"d

Colonial America Gilbert Livingston Certifies a Duchess County (NY) Military Oath in 1773, Voted to Ratify the United States Constitution GILBERT LIVINGSTON (1742-1806). New York Revolutionary War Pat

Charlotte Buell Coman New York, Iowa 1833-1924 Impressionist depiction of ships in a harbor at dawn with a city skyline looming in the background. Coman studied under James Brevoort and later in Franc

A first edition, first printing of "Look Homeward Angel" by Thomas Wolfe, 1929. With Scribner's seal on the copyright page, and misprints on pages 308 and 506. With a new facsimile dust jacket. 8-1/2i

A first edition, first printing of "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Ernest Hemingway, 1940. With "A" on copyright page. In a new facsimile dust jacket. 9in tall x 6in wide.

Heading: Author: Mills, Robert Title: Atlas of the State of South Carolina... A new facsimile edition of the original published in 1825 Place Published: Columbia, S.C. Publisher:Lucy Hampton Bostick

A first edition, first printing of "Men Without Women" by Ernest Hemingway, 1927. With Scribner's seal on the title page. New facsimile dust jacket. 8in tall x 5-1/2in wide.

A first edition, first printing of "To Have and Have Not" by Ernest Hemingway, 1937. With "A" and publishers seal on copyright page. New facsimile dust jacket. 8-1/2in tall x 6in wide.

A first edition, first printing of "Death in the Afternoon" by Ernest Hemingway, 1932. With "A" and Scriber's seal on copyright page, and with 67 black and white photographs. New facsimile dust jacket

A first edition, first printing of "Plappers and Philosophers" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1920. With Scribner seal on the copyright page. New facsimile dust jacket. 7-3/4in tall x 5-1/2in wide.

A first edition, first printing of "A Moveable Feast" by Ernest Hemingway, 1964. With "A" and "A-364(H)" on the copyright page. In new facsimile dust jacket. 9 in tall x 6 in wide.