Astoria, an overlay safety pen, circa 1930

Astoria, an overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the octagonal cap and barrel with white enamel panels, stamped 18KR, the nib stamped Astoria 14K, inked

Astoria, a rolled gold Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the cap and barrel with engine turned engraving and enamel Greek key bands, stamped Astoria 18KR, the nib stamped Astoria 1 14ct, ink

Kosca, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the octagonal cap and barrel with engraved rose detail, stamped Kosca 18KR, the nib stamped Astoria 01, inked

A gold coloured Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the octagonal cap and barrel with engraved decoration, stamped 585, the nib stamped Astoria 2 14K, inked

Invicta, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the cap and barrel with engraved chevron decoration, stamped 18 K.R., inked; Invicta, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the cap and b

Europa, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the cap and barrel with geometric engine turned engraving, stamped 18 KR, inked; together with two further Europa overlay safety pens

Fendograph, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1930, the cap and barrel with engraved barleycorn and geometric design, the cap with a pierced foliate band and ring top, inked

Fendograph, a Continental overlay safety pen, circa 1925, with engine turned engraving, the cap with chased foliate motifs, stamped 18KR, inked; Fendograph, a Continental overlay safety pen, the cap a

Astoria, a Continental overlay safety pen, the cap and barrel with engraved rose decoration, the cap and end with a carved demon face, the clip with a claw holding a circular shaped lapis lazuli, stam

Waterman 42½ sterling filigree overlay over black hard rubber fountain pen circa 1915. Oxidized cap and barrel. Safety fill. Correct nib. Small crack in barrel. Overall good condition. Measures 5"

Invicta, a Continental overlay safety pen, the two colour cap and barrel with engine turned engraving, inked; a further Invicta Continental overlay safety pen, inked; together with three Continental o

WATERMANS 14K LADIES OVERLAY SAFETY PEN, 14K RETRACTABLE PENCIL, GOLD FILLED POCKET KNIFE AND CHILTON PENCIL, AS PICTURED

Waterman's, No.42, a Continental overlay safety pen, with engine turned engraving throughout, the cap end with chased foliate decoration, stamped 18 KR, inked; Waterman's, No.42, an overlay safety pen

Europa, a Continental overlay safety pen, the cap and barrel with engraved guilloche style decoration, with two pierced foliate bands, stamped 18 K.R., inked; Europa, a Continental overlay safety pen,

Waterman's, Ideal, no.42, a continental overlay safety pen, the cap and barrel with engraved decoration, the cap end and clip with foliate detail; together with a continental overlay safety pen, the c

Heading: Author: Waterman Title: No. 42 Continental 18K Rolled Gold Overlay Safety Fountain Pen, Original Box Place Published: United States Publisher: Date Published: c.1917 Descripti

WILLIAM CHARLES MCNULTYNew York/Massachusetts, 1884-1963"Waldorf Astoria Hotelî, circa 1930. Signed, titled and inscribed ìImpî in pencil lower margin.Drypoint, 12î x 9î. Framed 17.25Ã

Morrison oversized gold filled filigree overlay fountain pen circa 1928. Warranted 14K #6 nib, lever filler, no indicia, brassing. Overall very good condition. Measures 5.375"

McClelland Barclay (1891-1943) Arts Products Corp. Bronze-Finished white metal "Young Satyr" Pen Holder circa 1930, signed with (c) to back in loose casting. Height 6 3/4 inches (17 cm.). NOTE: McClel

Marmalade Jar, Lenox Green Wreath Mark, 4.5" x 4", Sterling Silver Floral Overlay, Circa 1906-1930, Janice Gill Collection

Oval Fruit Bowl, Lenox Green Wreath Mark, 3.5" x 6.5" x 4.5", White With Ornate Sterling Silver Overlay, Circa 1906-1930, Janice Gill Collection

Rock-ola Manufacturing Co. "The Official Sweepstakes" One Cent Gumball Horse Race Game. With potential restoration; appears to be in working order; collection of pennies inside. Circa 1930. {Approxima

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MEL CUMMIN (1895-1980) comics "Governors Island in the Future." Editorial cartoon for an unidentified publication, likely the New York Sunday American or other New York publication, circa 1930. Pen an