BLACK, Jack. You Can’t Win. New York: The

Black, Jack. You Can’t Win. New York: Macmillan, 1926. Second printing. Publisher’s red cloth, spine lettered gilt. 8vo. xiv, 394pp. Contemporary ownership inscription on pastedown; gift i

Heading: Author: Black, Jack Title: You Can't Win Place Published: New York Publisher:Macmillan Company Date Published: 1926 Description: xiv, 394 pp. (8vo) original red cloth

Photographer: Martin Schoeller (born March 12, 1968) is a New York-based photographer. Subject: "Jack Black, New York, NY" Date Of Negative: 2000 Type Of Print: Fine Duotone Photo Engraving Date Of Pr

Heading: Author: Coleman, Joe Title: Jack Black "You Can't Win" Signed Limited Poster Place Published: [No place] Publisher:Art Rock Date Published: 1992 Description: 2

Wood with aluminum interior base, green felt on exterior bottom. It has dovetailed joinery and has a plaque that reads "F. Grote & Co. / Manufacturers / New York City". The sliding wedge is not origin

Barnum, P.T. Lion Jack. New York: G.W. Carleton, 1876. First edition. Green cloth stamped in gilt and black. Woodcut frontispiece of Barnum behind tissue. Woodcut plates. 8vo. Spine canted, front boar

Heading: (Micheline, Jack) Author: Black, Macknight Title: Machinery Place Published: New York Publisher:Horace Liveright, Inc. Date Published: 1929 Description: ix, 80 pp. (8vo) pu

Jack Russel (American, XX) New York school "Black Cathedral" ebonized wooden wall sculpture in the manner of Louise Nevelson (Ukranian/American, 1889-1988), signed to verso, circa 1964, unframed. 18"

GROSZ, George (1893-1959). Ecce Homo. New York: Jack Brussel, 1965.† 2 volumes, 14 x 10 inches. 16 reproductions of watercolors by Grosz; numerous black and white reproductions of drawings by Gr

JACK KEROUAC 1922-1969 BOOK OF ON THE ROAD. Jack Kerouac. On the Road. New York: The Viking Press, 1957. Octavo. [vi], [1]-310, [4, blank] pages. Publisher's full black cloth. Original pictorial dust

London, Jack. The Call of the Wild. New York: The Macmillan Publishing Co., 1903. First edition. Original decorative vertically ribbed green cloth lettered in gilt and pictorially blocked in black, wh

Artist/Title: Jack Beal "Oysters & Lemons" Lithograph Description: Jack Beal (American, 1921-2013) lithograph, black state, signed and marked AP 5/5. Provenance: Brooke Alexander Gallery, New York, Ne

Heading: Author: Kerouac, Jack Title: On the Road Place Published: New York Publisher:Viking Press Date Published: 1957 Description: (8vo) original black cloth, lettered in

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1930 An unauthorized representation of Al Jolson portraying Jack Robin in The Jazz Singer. 10.5” tall and works well. Material: Tin

Heading: Author: Kerouac, Jack Title: On the Road Place Published: New York Publisher:Viking Press Date Published: 1957 Description: (8vo) original black cloth, lettered in

Heading: Author: Faulkner, William Title: Intruder in the Dust Place Published: New York Publisher:Random House Date Published: 1948 Description: (8vo) original black cloth

Lou Gehrig (June 19, 1903 – June 2, 1941) 8 x 10 Black and White Photograph of the 1939 World Series Champions New York Yankees, the only team to win four world’s championships in succession. Bold

Heading: (Kerouac, Jack) Author: Capote, Truman Title: A Tree of Night and Other Stories Place Published: New York Publisher:Random House Date Published: [1949] Description: Black c

aladdin form lamp with winged lady handle, 5 1/2", monogrammed 'Antoinette Pampolly', 11.4oz+

silver vase with butterfly handles, #280, 10", 19.2oz+

American coin silver basket with handle and repousse decoration. Maker Ball, Tompkins & Black c1840. Weight Approx., 7.59 ozt Measures Approx., 5.5 in. x 3.5 in. x 4.5 in. long.Domestic Shipping: $25

Ball, Tompkins and Black New York Coin Silver Presentation Vase: Stunning 7" tall vase with high repousse floral work. 6" in diameter. Hallmarks are difficult to see. Arm and Hammer in silver circles

Pair master salt bowls, 925 silver by Ball & Black, New York, with rams heads, 4.5" by 2.5", height is 2.25", 8 troy, with spoons, one slightly bent edge, monogrammed.

The Declaration of Independence Copper Plaque, 1859, S.H. Black New York. Marked "Entered According to an Act of Congress in the Tear 1859 By S.H. Black in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of