[CHICAGO FIRE]. Bird’s-Eye View of Chicago

The two-color advertising lithograph depicting a bird's eye view of 'Chicago's New Union Passenger Station (Under Construction),' with printed signature for the illustrator Harry M. Pettit (1867-1941)

[Chicago] The Dream City. Milwaukee: American Fine Art Co. for Western Rural, (1893). Color engraving depicting Chicago at a birds-eye view, including buildings of the Columbian Exposition, and many b

1891 Lithograph of a Birds Eye View of the Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition - after original paintings by Charles S Graham (American, 1852-1911) - Signed lower right "C Graham"; Set under gla

This paper sign was made by the Orcutt Company, Chicago. The illustration is a birds-eye view of The World's Colombian Exposition. This piece has been professionally framed behind glass, and has some

Bird's-eye view map of the city of Chicago, Illinois sketched and drawn by Parsons & Atwater, published by Currier & Ives, dated 1874; unframed. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Sheet: 23 1/4"

Made for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, on a red field, depicting a bird's eye view of the grounds surrounded by vignettes of US history and portraits of famous American inventors.

BANGOR. Circa 1875, Penobscot County, Maine. Published by J.J. Stoner, Madison, Wis. Drawn by Augustus Koch. Engraved by Chas. Shober & Co. Prop's Chicago Lith. Co. This large black and white lithogra

Chicago. “City Character Print.” 1981. Toronto: Archar Inc. Pictorial map with a bird’s-eye view of the city, initialed in plate to lower right, “R.V.N.” 13 5/8 x 18 3/8&

A Brass Case Souvenir Compass and Map from the World's Fair Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1892-93 A spring mounted case with a compass mounted to bottom, under glass with bird's eye view of the fair.

Group of three (3) framed multicolor lithographs from the 1893 Columbian Exposition. Lot includes: Birds-eye view with advertising for California Fruit Chewing Gum manufactured in Chicago by J. P. Pri

Author: Cram Title: 1892 View of the Holy Land Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: 14.5"X11" Bird's eye view of the Holy Land dated 1892. Printed and published by George Cram in Chicago. Part of his Worl

James Swann American (1905-1985) Four-Ten (Bridge), ed.60, 1939 etching pencil signed, titled and numbered lower margin. Birdseye view of Tribune Tower and Wacker Drive along the Chicago River. From t

[CHICAGO FIRE]. "View of Aftermath of Chicago Fire." Panoramic albumen print on two sheets (approximately 300 x 780 mm). Matted, framed and glazed (not examined out of frame). 12 x 31 inches (visible)

Radio, Grunow cathedral, made by General Household Utilities Co.-Chicago, birdseye maple, intact paper labels on mech, lower front lighted dial, VG working cond w/crack in veneer on top, c.1930s, 13"H

Barnes & Abrams cased glass Birds-eye view, base flakes Fire at Cold Storage Building Encased admission ticket, base flakes US Government Building color litho

ENGRAVING ON PAPER, C. 1870, H 9", W 13.5", AERIAL VIEW OF CHICAGO BEFORE FIRE A circa 1870 engraving on paper. Depicting an aerial view of Chicago before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Frame measure

(NEW YORK CITY.) A. Major. Bird's-Eye View of the Great New York and Brooklyn Bridge, and Grand Display of Fire Works on Opening Night. Large folio chromolithograph of the celebration to open the Broo

Connecticut Fire Insurance Company Tin Sign. Hartford/New York, ca. 1870s. A colorful bird’s eye view looking directly west at the sprawling city of Hartford with streets, parks, buildings, and

Columbia Lays Aside her Laurels to Mourn at the Burning of Her Birth-Place frame 18.5 x 14.5 inches and six other Harper's Weekly prints including a large format Bird's Eye View of Boston.

The Brooklyn Bridge lithograph, ex-Donald Heald, A. Major, New York, 1883, "Bird's Eye View of the Great New York and Brooklyn Bridge and Grand Displa of Fire Works on opening Night", color lithograph

"Birds eye View of the Great New york and Brooklyn Bridge and Grand Display of the Fire Works on Opening Night", published by A. Major, New York. Some fading and discoloration. Image approx 17 1/2" x

Group of 25 stereoviews, 3 show the aftermath of the 1871 Chicago Fire and the other 22 are from a set showing the effects of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake. 2 Chicago views by W. S. Wheeler, the o

Lot of Antique Photographs, mostly views of Chicago Streets- "looking West from Madison Street, 1922"; "Chicago NWRR Depot before the Fire"; "Dearborn & Madison, 1892"; "Looking West from Navy Pier, 1

[CHICAGO]. GROOMAN, Homer. Chicagoland Panorama. 1964/65. Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry. Two bird’s-eye panoramas of the Chicagoland area, in fold-out brochure format with additio