BLACK DRIVER WHITE PASSENGERS & ST. AUGUSTINE GATES TIN

Tintype.The place is the Gates of St. Augustine, Florida, the original walled city of North America. Here is an African American driver and his two Caucasian riders, preceded by two white horses. Noti

A group of 10 metal souvenir miniature building replicas including the Chicago Sears Tower, the Capitol Building in Washington DC, the White House in Washington DC, The City Gate of St Augustine, the

This elaborate toy features a zebra and a man riding in a cart with two black and white spoke wheels. Driver is designed to tip forward and back as the zebra kicks. Only partially working and shows mi

Quarter plate tintype.Shows a black man driving a horse and buggy with his white male passenger inside. The streetlight and the buildings in the distance add a different perspective. Split case.NO RES

Germany, lithographed tin, "Heap of scrap auto" as it was billed, featuring white driver, horn and lantern at front of tub shaped auto, colorful and amusing, clockwork driven, solid black wheels appea

Enameled Tin Sign, Hamilton Brown Shoe Co Chatham NY. Yellow, red, white, and black enameled sign originally made for shoe manufacturer in St. Louis. These signs were likely produced some time around

Germany, lithographed and hand painted tin, example in white coach, features seated driver and passengers with dog, clockwork driven. 5" l.

Germany, lithographed and hand painted tin, example in white coach, features seated driver and passengers with dog, clockwork driven. 6" h.

Rare, cast iron and hand painted in black open Phaeton with red spoke wheels and drawn by solo white horse, features seated driver and lady passenger. 17" l.

An original small American black tone tin street sign with raised white lettering that advertises for Fulton St. Exp. Circa: 20th century. American street signs and collectibles. Dimensions: 22" X 3 1

Early 20th century. Original paint. Black and white ox pulling a yellow and red cart with tin front. Wear, replaced driver. 6"h. 13"l.

Irene Rice Pereira Untitled (Red, White & Black Gates) c. 1954oil on canvas 44 h × 36 w in (112 × 91 cm) The authenticity of this work has been confirmed by the artist's nephew, Djelloul Mar

PROVENANCE: From The Collections of Henry A. "Hank" Lantelme (1917 Centurion) Hank was born in France on March 31, 1917. In his early years his parents moved to St Augustine Fla. Following Hank's birt

Omega Speedmaster Professional, ref. ST 145.022 Switzerland, c. 1982 Manual wind movement, calibre 861; 17 jewels, hour, minute, second, chronograph Black dial, white luminescent hands Watch case, ori

A LARGE BRASS AND ENAMEL ICON SHOWING ST. NICHOLAS OF MYRA Russian, 19th century Cast in relief, decorated with dark and light blue, green, white, black and yellow enamel. Enamel minimally chipped. 27

Very RARE German Autopolo Car. Great looking toy car with Driver and Passenger playing Polo. All original and complete. Great condition and colors. Windup works. Only a few known examples. 6 1/2" Exce

Thomas Hart Benton (American, 1889-1975) "Arkansas Evening," limited edition black and white lithograph depicting a regionalist scene of a man closing a gate with two horses nearby and a windmill bear

Circa 1924. Crawfords. Navy blue litho with period passengers and driver depicted inside on the windows. One of the most desirable of all the automobile tins. Very elegant looking. Wear to the tires a

1956 Ford Country Sedan Wagon Engine: 292 cid Thunderbird V8 Transmission: 3 speed Automatic Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Red/White This 1956 Ford Country Sedan 6 passenger car is in excelle

Early Paya tin windup Motorcycle with Sidecar. Rare all original and complete example. Has Driver on Motorcycle with Black Man with Horn in Sidecar. Very nice colors. Marked 804 on front fender plate.

DESCRIPTION: Oil on board painting entitled "S/T" by Lolo Soldevilla depicting abstract shapes in red, black, and yellow against a white background. Signed at lower right by artist and dated "'56". In

White silk woven on black silk woven field. Signed. Stephen Moisot Lugdunenesis 1827. 9 x 12 1/2 inches (overall including custom Foster Brothers frame) N.B. Given to J.R. St. Felix in 1830 by the man

Earliest version, c. 1906, butterscotch deck, yellow brick road, black/red stripe shed with blue/white stripe roof, railings in red/cream, one of only six or seven known.

Germany, very rare example, lithographed tin, familiar styling done in white and mounted with red frame, features two seated driver, gold finished spoke wheels, clockwork mechanism. 7 1/2" l.