1844 Plans/Maps of the Ohio River at Louisville --

Reserve Reduced! Title/Content of Map: 1844 Plans/Maps of the Ohio River at Louisville -- Report of the Secretary of War… A copy of the report of Captain T. J. Cram, on the best mode of improving th

Title: a Copy of the Report of Captain T.J. Cram Subject: Ohio River Date: 1844, Gales and Seaton: Washington DC Best mode of improving the navigation of the Ohio River at the Falls of Louisville. Ple

Early 1869 railroad pass. #590 to CE Noble and signed by general superintendent Scott. Reverse has a large vignette of the Ohio River Bridge, Louisville, Ky. Train is crossing bridge, steamboats in di

Lot of 2 different. Identified on reverse. One is labelled "City Hall." The other shows people in a boat rowing down a main street. Pinholes, other wear. Each approx. 8 x 10" The Ohio River flood of 1

A pair of prints, one etching and one lithograph, depicting the Ohio River, one from Cincinnati and another from Louisville. Largest 18" x 15" (framed).

Mahoning County Bank, Tiffin, Ohio 1855 - $10; Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Co., Urbana, Ohio 1844- 25 cents; Urbana Banking company, Ohio 1834 - $2; 1838 $5. note

KENTUCKY / OHIO RIVER VALLEY CAST-BRASS SIGNAL CANNON, having brass muzzle-loading barrel trunnion-mounted to the hardwood carriage, on iron wheels and axles. Wood retains early, likely original red-p

Small walnut blanket chest or box, ogee molding for top and base, dovetailed case with front panel having highly figured walnut, bracket feet having elaborate cutout spurs. Interior till, poplar secon

A finely done oil depicting the Ohio River and the Cincinnati cityscape, likely late 19th century. Signed indistinctly to bottom right, housed in a simple wooden frame. Sight size: 20" ht. x 28" wd.,

Ohio River Valley cherry one drawer table with unusual serpentine shaped drawer, octagonal turned tapered legs. Dovetailed drawer, poplar secondary wood. Appears to retain an old, possibly original su

Watercolor on heavy paper by Cincinnati artist, John Zettel (1868-1950), showing the Ohio River tug Silver Star tied to a barge. The original Cincinnati Water Works facility is visible in the distance

Oil on copper, Winter on the Ohio River; 11in. X 14in.

Pleasant watercolor painting of Northern Kentucky across the Ohio River as seen from the overlook in Mt. Adams, done by Rookwood artist Martin Rettig. Nicely detailed with houses and a church seen alo

from Universal Magazine, London, circa 1754, engraving on laid paper with hand colored highlights, sight 7-3/4 x 9-1/2 in.; framed, 12-7/8 x 14-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Dr. J. Francis and Laquita

William J Forsyth (IN, 1854-1935) 10x13 , WC , signed lower right , Ohio River Landscape , Depicting stone wall on hill, adjacent to river

Eugene Miles (20th Cent. Ohio) ''River at Chicopee, Massachusetts'' Oil on Canvas 20''x24'' Image. A charming tonalist work, unsigned with artist's label on verso. Total framed size 25''x29''. Profess

10" Porphyry Ohio River Axe, Ross Co. Ohio – Ex. Jack Knap

Watercolor on heavy paper by Cincinnati artist, John Zettel (1868-1950), showing the Ohio River tug Silver Star tied to a barge. The original Cincinnati Water Works facility is visible in the distance

Photographer: Danny Lyon is an American photographer and filmmaker. All of Lyon's publications work in the style of photographic New Journalism, meaning that the photographer has become immersed in wi

Edward Timothy Hurley (American/Cincinnati, 1869-1959). Etching on paper, signed and dated l.r. margin, depicting the Roebling Suspension Bridge and Downtown Cincinnati in the distance. 13" x 8.25" (s

Oil on canvas winter scene of the Ohio River, likely from Eden Park. 20" ht. x 23" wd. (sight); 23" ht. x 27" wd. (framed).

Photographer: Danny Lyon is an American photographer and filmmaker. All of Lyon's publications work in the style of photographic New Journalism, meaning that the photographer has become immersed in wi

Fine 4" Pestle found on the Ohio River by Art Gerber in Spencer Co. Indiana, Pictured on Pg. 348 in Art Gerber's Story, Native American Artifacts

Both black text on white and printed by The Boone County Recorder, Burlington, Ky, circa 1920's. First reading; See!/Nature's Beauty and Wonder At/Split Rock Picnic Grounds/Petersburg, Kentucky/On The