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TWO LES MAITRE DE L'AFFICHE POSTERS: 1) Jules Cheret for Job Rolling Papers, 15.75'' x 11.5''; 2) Will Bradley for the Chap-Book, 15.75'' x 11.5''. Both are watermarked lower right and unframed.

Will H. Bradleyn.p., variousBradley, His Book: Volume I: Numbers 2 and 4 (1896)BooksTwo copies of Vol I, No. 2 and two copies of Vol. 1, No. 4 of Will H. Bradley?s privately printed late-nineteenth ce

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book (Twins) Place Published: Cambridge, MA Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1894 Description: Color lithograph

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book: Thanksgiving No. Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1895 Description: Color lithog

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book (Pegasus) Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1895 Description: Color lithograph pos

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book (The Pink) Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1895 Description: Color lithograph po

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book (The Blue Lady) Place Published: Cambridge, MA Publisher:Stone and Kimball Date Published: 1894 Description: Color li

Heading: Author: Bradley, Will H. Title: The Chap-Book: Being A MISCELLANY of Curious and Interesting Songs, Ballads, Tales, Histories... Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Stone and Kimball Dat

Modern Print, Will Bradley, ''The Ballet'' published in the Chap-Book 2:2, 1984, frame size 16"H x 12.5"W and sight size 9"H x 6"W

60. Fine Printing. Group of 6 volumes, as listed below. First illustrated by Will Bradley. 8vo or smaller, various bindings; most light wear, last spine frayed.Vp, vd [75/100][Bradley]. The Leather Bo

William Morris Textiles, Will Bradley Graphic Art, Moorcroft Pottery, The Machine Age, The Ideal Home - 1900-1920, With Hammer in Hand, Nineteenth Century Furniture, Index of American Design, Weller P

Cast iron doorstop featuring an Amish man standing next to a barrel. No apparent markings, being advertised in the style of Hubley and Bradley & Hubbard. SHIPPINGMIDDLEMANBROKERS INC. will offer in-ho

Book titles as shown. WE STRONGLY SUGGEST LOCAL PICK-UP OR DELIVERY. Shipping will cost at least $180 per lot. We will not split lots or do any shipping acrobatics as we do on higher-valued lots. Each

Bradley, William H. 1868 - 1962Collier´s Weekly - Out Door NumberLetterpress Print 190016.1 x 11 in. (41 x 28 cm)Printer: no informationCondition Details: (A-) mounted on linen, small tears and min

Will Bradley Art Nouveau Victor Bicycle Poster 1895. Likely a reprint from the 1970s. Frame has a few minor rubs. Excellent condition. Image 35"h x 11"w. Frame 43"h x 16"w. Spend $5000 or more at this

(American, 1868-1962). Lithograph in colors, 1899, plate 152 of "Les Maîtres de l'Affiche", Paris, 1899, printed by l'Imprimerie Chaix, signed in the stone, bears the blind stamp of the editor in

Bill Coleman, American, 1924-2014. Three late 20th century color photographs of the Amish, all featured on pages 31, 36, and 57 of the included "Amish Odyssey" Photograph Book by Bill Coleman, publish

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Hand painted in a matte finish. Measurements are for each one separately. Dimensions: 4"L x 3"W x 5.75"H

French Print Assortment (6) items including Maxfield Parrish, Alphonse Mucha, Will Bradley and Joseph Sattler, all matted and framed behind glass / acrylic in wood frames Property from: an Estate, Chi

Early carriage blanket with female cyclist. Possibly Will Bradley artwork. 53" x 56". Good condition. Provenance: Richard Roy Estate.

Drawings Will Bradley, NY. Frederick A. Stokes Company. 1899

Born in Boston, Will Bradley was largely self-taught as an artist. He began working in a printer’s shop at the age of twelve in Ishpeming, Michigan, where his mother had moved in 1874 after the