2 John A. Noble American1913-1983 Sailing Lithos

(2) John A. Noble (American,1913-1983). Pencil signed and numbered lithographs depicting commercial wood sailing vessels at sea. (1) "Schooners Running for Cover Behind Fort Henry" 183 / 290, circa 19

(2) John A. Noble (American,1913-1983) Pencil signed and numbered WPA style lithographs depicting East Coast shipyard workers. (1) "Blacksmith & Sons" unnumbered (excellent condition; art measures 17"

John Noble (American 1913 - 1983) "Schooners Running for Cover Behind Cape Henry" c.1930 Lithograph, edition 125/290 Signed lower right John A Noble 18 1/2" x 14"

(3) John A. Noble (American,1913-1983) Pencil signed and numbered lithographs depicting derelict wood sailing vessels abandoned in East Coast Industrial harbors. (1) "Iron Pirate" 173 / 290 circa 1979

JOHN A.H. NOBLE (AMERICAN 1913-1983), LITHOGRAPH, "BLACKSMITHS & SONS CUNARD SOCIETY", SIGNED, '72-'73. 12 1/2 X 16 1/2"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-19 X 23"

JOHN A.H. NOBLE (AMERICAN 1913-1983), LITHOGRAPH, "ULTIMATE TOW", SIGNED BY JOHN NOBLE JR #86/290, 1983. 15 1/2 X 22"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-23 X 29"

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Sand Tow- Henry Steers'' (Urban 18)- lithograph,, 1949, signed and titled in pencil, edition of 150, this print was commissioned by the J. Rich Steers Co. NY. 11 1/4

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Hard! Lee!'' (Urban 69)- lithograph, 1979, signed, dated, titled and numbered 224/290 in pencil. 15 5/8 x 19 3/4''

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Shifting Topsails'' (Urban 19)- lithograph, 1950, signed and titled in pencil, edition of 200 from 'Schooner's Progress'. 11 3/4 x 15 3/4''

John NOBLE (American, 1913-1983): "Quickwater". Lithograph on wove paper, 1952. Reference: Urban 26. Edition of 100. Published by "W. & A. K. Johnston", New York. Signed and titled in pencil. Plate si

John A. Noble (American,1913-1983). Pencil signed lithograph. Illustration of ships in a stormy sea titled, "Sandy Hook Pilots Making a Lee in an Easterly". Excellent condition. Art measures 22" x 16"

Schooners Progress". Signed lower right. Titled lower left and lower center. John A Noble (American, 1913-1983). From a Larchmont, NY storage. - Dimensions: 12" high x 15.5" wide

NOBLE, John (1913 - 1983). Towing out - End of Sail in the East River. Lithograph (152/295). Signed and titled below in pencil. From the "Downtown Trilogy", #3. 18 1/2" x 23" sheet. John A. Noble, NA

NOBLE, John A. (1913-1983). Dying in the English Kills, Man & Mast #2 (Brooklyn). Lithograph, edition of 300. Signed lower right "John A. Noble".Titled in pencil in margin. New York City, 1967. 12 1/2

NOBLE, John A. (1913-1983). Tide of 100 Years - The Cinderella passes the OCCIDENTAL. Lithograph. Edition 17/300. 19 7/16" x 26 3/16" sheet, 15 1/2" x 22 3/16" plate.

3 American lithographs 1). Vera Andrus- ''In Port, Gloucester''; 2). John Noble- '' ''Mortara Genova'' (Urban 13)- 1948, edition of 250; 3). Lawrence Beall Smith- ''Harbor Scene'' all signed in pencil

Title: Ancient, Schooner's Progress. (also known as: Ancient in the English Kills). John A. Noble (1913-1983).< BR> Lithograph, 1947. Edition 200.Signed in pencil lower right. Image size 11 15/16 x

John Alexander Noble, 1913 to 1983, an American artist known for nautical images of ships and harbors around New York City. An engraving depicting a sailor who tries to fix the sails during the storm.

NOBLE, John (1913-1983). Schooners in Salvage. Signed Original Lithogaph. New York, c. 1947. 11 3/4" x 15 3/4" sheet.

Lot of 6 Pieces of Framed Art. Included in this lot is a Print with Studio London Imprint, 2 John Westcott Carousel Horses Lithos, and 3 Signed and Numbered Engravings by Kaufman. Measures between 12"

2 signed John S. (Stockon) de Martelly lithos approx 12"x 9" unframed

John Alexander Noble (American, New York, 1913-1983). "Old Sails-Old Clothes-Old Man". 1979. Numbered "52 /290" in pencil lower right. Signed and dated in pencil lower right. 13 7/8" x 17 7/8" image,

Bill MURPHY (American, born 1952): "John Noble". Etching on white wove paper, 1983. Printer’s proof, unique as such, before the edition of 150. Signed, titled, and annotated in pencil. Printed to th

John Alexander Noble (American, New York, 1913-1983). Lithograph Ultimate Tow. Titled lower left, and numbered 180/290, dated 1983 and pencil signed by John Noble's son, lower right. With COA on verso