(73) RPPC STORE FRONTS, OCCUPATIONAL, SALOONS, WAGONS

(73) RPPC STORE FRONTS, OCCUPATIONAL, SALOONS, WAGONS WITH SIGNS, GREAT LOT TO SORT OUT, FROM ESTATE POSTCARD COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

Fancy Horse-Drawn Parade Wagon - RPPC, "Jessup's Transfer and Storage," posed at store front. AZO back, unused, corner bumped. - -

RPPC Hunters Getting Ready - Lots of Guns! A big bunch of armed hunters, probably ready for jack rabbit or coyote hunt. In front of Studebaker wagon store. - -

(3) Occupational framed black & white photographs includes furniture store with wagon loaded in front, and (2) Hat Store photographs, sizes range from 9.25" x 11" to 13" x 11". From the estate collect

(25) RPPC OCCUPATIONAL HORSE & WAGONS AND RELATED, GREAT LOT, FROM ESTATE POSTCARD COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

Nice lot of 3 collage/assemblage framed fashion pictures, and a great vintage photo of 19th Century storefronts with horse drawn wagons out front. See pics

Nice horizontal 1/6 plate Ambrotype of a man sitting in a loaded horse drawn freight wagon in front of a store. Sign on the store in reverse reads, A. _ Kinner New Store. Clear image. You feel sorry f

includes many horses, cowboys, native Americans, cannons, 6" long wagons, and tin square western store fronts

Circa 1915 delightful photograph on mount board depicting the store front and it's three employee/owners ? for a Cut Flower florist shop. Additional signage offers the services of decorating and weddi

Mexico. Liverpool store front. Corner and edge wear, glue residue all over back, unused.

JOHNSONVILLE, PA POSTCARD WITH HORSE/WAGON IN FRONT OF JOHNSONVILLE POST OFFICE. RAYMOND BUTZ ADVERTISING PAPER FAN WITH THREE AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN PICTURED ON FRONT Size 9 3/4" X 10 1/2" FAN

Greenup IL, P.W. Conzet, delivery wagon for drug store selling Lynn's Products, pills, liver, and more.

19th century Occupational hand painted Shaving Mug. "Grocer". Horse drawn wagon. Kingman. Brockton. Mass. Postcard of Kingman Grocery store. Wear to gilt. Good condition. 3-3/8" high. 3-3/8" diameter.

Tintypes (12) including; 1.) Girl on horseback measuring 2.25" x 3.5". 2.) Man and woman in buggy measuring 4.5" x 6.75". 3.) Commercial delivery wagon in front of restaurant measuring 3.75" x 5". 4.)

High Wagon Bridge and Double Knack R.R. Bridge in Clinton, Iowa. June 9, 1911. Unused, AZO back. Light corner wear, writing on front.

two gilt frames paired with oil paintings on canvas of British store fronts. Canvases measure 10 W x 8" H. Frames measure 19 W x 17" H.

Christo (Bulgarian-American, 1935-2020) "Corridor Store Front Project" lithograph of an architectural blueprint in two pieces, signed and numbered "46/75" to upper right, housed in a portfolio case. W

C. 1890. Rogers & McCartney Boston MA. This is a simply wonderful store window attention getter advertising James F. Shores Jr. Bookseller & Stationer, and A.K.P. Dearing, a ship rigger out of Portsmo

A fantastic set of solid brass store front door in Art Deco styling. Showing oxidation form age, but with a great patina and usable for many applications. This is not a standard shippable item and wil

74-1/4" wide X 24-1/2" deep X 32" high. Shows signs of it's age. Has scratches and discoloring. Has a few small chips. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you reg

Eudora Welty (American, 1909-2001), "Store Front, 1940" from Eudora Welty Twenty Photographs Portfoliogelatin silver print (mounted as issued), negative 1942, pencil signed and numbered "XVIII/20" to

Eudora Welty (American, 1909-2001), Store Front, 1940gelatin silver print (mounted as issued), negative 1940, pencil numbered "72/75" to the mount, from Eudora Welty: Twenty Photographs Portfolio, pri

PARCEL #26 TOWN: MARLBOROUGH ASSESSED TO: ABS REALTY CORP CURRENT OWNER: COUNTY OF ULSTER SBL#: 102.002-0007-015.000-0000 CLASSIFICATION: 311 LOCATION: 5 BILL'S LN ACREAGE: 1.73 FRONT FOOT: .00 DEPTH

1406. PALMER COX BROWNIE BAND LEADER DISPLAY FIGURE | Large standing display figure likely used as a trade stimulator in a store front window, band leader holds a jester head walking stick. Provenance