AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE CABINET CARDS - LOT OF 4

Lot of (9) Assorted European Silver Table Accessories, incl: (3) Austro-Hungarian Empire 812-silver knife rests, hallmark for Budapest, 1841, maker FS, 4" wide; (1) 833-Silver cake server, with birds

AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE A Lot of 3 "Signum Lavdis" Medals VF AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE A Lot of 3 "Signum Lavdis" Medals VF 1 x Military Merit in Bronze w/trifold VF amd 2 x Military Merit in Silver w/u

AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE A Lot of 2 Military Medit Medals VF-EF AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE A Lot of 2 Military Medit Medals VF-EF Franz Josef Medal w/Crown: 1 x bronze w/used ribbon EF, 1 x silver w/used

3 photographs have children riding a horse and one looks to be a racehorse

800 Silver Fruit Bowl Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1867-1922, measures 16 3/4" x 11 1/2"x 7 1/4" tall. Weighs 39.5 ozt 800 silver

Lot of 4. Includes: cabinet card showing man standing next to high-wheel bicycle (c.1870s), MW Owens, Muscatine, Iowa; cabinet card of two children next to tricycle, Kaufmann Bros, Pittsburgh; 3.5 x 4

Antique cabinet card photo photograph collection lot size of photos 4 1/2" x 6.75" size of photos might vary slightly

Antique cabinet card photo photograph collection lot size of photos 4 1/2" x 6.75" size of photos might vary slightly

Antique cabinet card photo photograph collection lot size of photos 4 1/2" x 6.75" size of photos might vary slightly

Antique cabinet card photo photograph collection lot size of photos 4 1/2" x 6.75" size of photos might vary slightly

Lot (2) early cabinet cards. 6 1/2" x 4 1/2". Includes unknown fireman and General Grant "LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF GEN. GRANT FOUR DAYS BEFORE DEATH".

LOT of 4 GREELEY COLORADO CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPHS POST OFFICE BANK OASIS HOTEL LOT of 4 GREELEY COLORADO CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPHS POST OFFICE BANK OASIS HOTEL Description LOT of 4 Antique GREELEY, CO

Total weight is approximately: 487 g + 386 = 873 gSilver parts:Silver perfume bottle weighs approximately: 93 g Length approximately: 10.5 cm width approximately: 4 cm.Silver soapbox about weight: 151

Appears unfinished. 23 1/2 x 17 1/2 in., 26 1/2 x 20 3/4 in. Adolf Pirsch was born on July 4th 1858 in Gradaz in Krain, at the time part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, today Slovenia. He studied art

Antique Austro-Hungarian Empire silver condiment set with glass jar and silver spoon. Circa 1800. 4"H x 5.5"L x 4.5"W. Condition report: Very good - No issues. Please examine all photos closely. Conta

19th c. Child's Wool Needlework on Card, marked "Grunbaum" and with the Hebrew and Georgian date of 1886, having the double-headed eagle crest of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at top, flanked by trees,

Lot of 4 vintage pieces includes: 1. A cabinet card of Count and Countess Magri by Oliver NY, 2. Cabinet card of Major J. W. Kelley, wife, an dchild by S.R. Gassellman Greenfield Ohio. 3. CDV of Gener

This is an antique Austro-Hungarian 800 silver cigarette card case. No Monogram on the exterior. The interior is engraved and dated for 1928. 4 3/8 x 3 x 3/8". It weighs a total of 4.6ozt

19th Century 1800's Tin Type Photograph and Cabinet Card Various Subjects Photos of Men Women Children Ranging From 1" - 4" 2 Photos framed Circular and Oval Brass Frames Camera Film Picture Photograp

Lot of nine antique photographs from the late 1800s. This lot includes 4 Tintype photos of people in period clothing and five other photographs including cabinet cards and more. These photos include a

Large Paper Ephemera Collection Lot Cabinet Cards And Photographs Negatives Women Children Various Sizes 5" X 3" - 6.5" X 4.5" and more Single Duos Twins Wide Variety In Very Good Condition From A NYC

Lot of Cabinet Card Photographs. 65+ cards. Most are signed Hanover and York, PA studios. Average 4" x 2-1/2". Condition: Good with wear and toning.

Lot of Cabinet Card Photographs. Various studios. Average 6-1/2" x 4". Condition: Good with wear and toning.

Lot of Cabinet Card Photographs. 65+ photos. Most are signed Hanover and York, PA studios. Average 4" x 2-1/2". Condition: Good with wear and toning.