H.BOKER AMERICAN LINE SS ST. LOUIS STRAIGHT RAZOR

Fine etched scene of the SS St. Louis to blade, H. Boker & Co. tree marked shank, 5-7/8 inches from nose to tang. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everythin

Collection of Five Straight Razors including No.6 Bill's Best, Othello, Salem Mark Co. with American Line S. S. St. Louis, (2) Eskilstuna-Sweden. Various conditions.

Beautiful and rare straight razor in the original case which features the S.S. St. Louis. One Small chip to the grips.

Very Desirable Native American Molded Celluloid Straight Razor. Felt Pad Razor Works, St. Louis. Excellent condition.

St Louis American Line Steamship Ocean Liner Print framed under glass. Measurements in inches: 33 1/2 x 43 1/2, Image: 24 x 32 Condition:Has dark foxing and soiling Shipping:We offer in-house shipping

St Louis American Lines Large Framed Steamship Print under glass in wood frame. Measurements in inches: 34 x 46, Image: 22 1/2 x 33 Condition:Frame has some chipping and print has some thin tears Ship

Framed lithograph showig the liners St louis and St paul, International Navigation Company, operators of the American Line and Red Star Line. Impressive twin stack vessel. Dimensions 22 by 39

Collection of 8 Vintage Barber's Straight Razors with decorative handles from the US and Germany in Gold Velvet Pouch, including razors from: Shumate Razor Co (St. Louis, MO), Willilange (Solingen, Ge

Lithograph of a mail ship. American Line, Red Star Line. [Art: 16" x 34"; Frame: 30" x 47 1/2"]. Punctures, foxing, losses.

DESCRIPTION: Collection of five antique straight razors in original boxes. Includes: 1) Durham Demonstrator; 2) Simmons Hardware. Co. of St. Louis; 3) J. M. Vance & Co.; 4) Wade & Butcher Sheffield; a

American Line/Red Star Line", International Navigation Company, publshed by Orcutt Company of Chicago and New York, 19th century, image area 18" X 36" plus oak frame.

Pottery mug, .3L, transfer & handpainted, marked Thuemler Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., The American Brewing Co. St. Louis, short factory firing line on base, otherwise mint

by the North Shore Line ca. 1923 artist's name printed in image; printed National Printing and Eng. Co., Chicago - New York - St. Louis 41.25 x 28.25 in.

This Frisco Railroad predecessor existed from 1902 - 1907 when the Frisco moved in. It is marked Adlake over the STM&S initials on the front. It has 01084 in a straight line on the reverse.

Hylarie McMahonAmerican (St. Louis), 20th c.ShorelineWatercolorSigned lower right. Additional inscription to center. Abstract image of lines and strokes in shades of orange, framed.Sight: 10 1/2 x 13

A St Louis & San Francisco Railway key with FRISCO stamped in an arc on the front and ADLAKE in a straight line on the reverse. The KL&L diagrams show this as a standard switch bit. Some pocket wear t

Pottery stein, 2.5L, 16.0'' ht., relief, transfer & handpainted, A.B.C. American Brewing Company, St. Louis, inlaid lid, hairline on base, factory firing lines on handle

Francis Edgar GatesAmerican (St. Louis), 1863-1952Harbor with BoatsOil on board, signed lower leftView of a harbor with boathouse, the urban skyline visible on the horizon, framed.Francis Edgar Gates

"Portrait Bust of a Young Woman" terracotta. 23 x 12 inches. signed and dated 1890. N.B. Bush-Brown exhibited at the Paris Salon, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago; Pan American, and St. Louis Expos

This is a good size oval serving tray for the American Brewing Company out of St. Louis, depicting a young lady dressed in Roman attire, highlighting the bottle of beer and showing the manufacturing p

Pottery stein, 2.5L, 18.8'' ht., transfer & handpainted, marked 401, A.B.C. St. Louis, American Brewing Co., pewter lid, pewter strap & handle repaired - looks good

The American Brewing Co., St. Louis A.B.C. Beers advertising tray, 11.9'' d., made by Standard Adv. Co., Coshocton, OH., crazing & paint flaking around edge, displays well

MOLD OF THE FALLING MAN BY ERNEST TROVA (AMERICAN, 1927-2009)The St. Louis artist's mold of the now iconic and classic form in a wax-lined stone mold. 16.75" height, 7.4" width, 2" depth

Coffman Pocket Typewriter, 1902 Coffman Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Missouri. American linear index typewriter, all nickel-plated, type on strip of rubber located length-ways under the index pla