Junior Order of United American Mechanics.O.U.A.M. John

ASSORTED PATRIOTIC / FRATERNAL SHAVING MUGS, LOT OF THREE, each with hand-painted scene and gilt-lettered owner's name, one "Jr. O. U. A. M." (Junior Order of United American Mechanics) and one "I. O.

Junior Order of united American Mechanics with gold tone pin and Loch Sheldrake Reunion 1911 badges and honorary member pin. Framed in a gold tone wood shadow box frame. Two ribbons with pins in shado

Cast brass. 2 x 2 3/4 inches.

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Order Of United American Mechanics showcase lot. Showcase included. Includes ribbons, pin, medals.

Circa 1910 Patriotic Vintage Trade Union Banner; "WELCOME JR. O. U. A. M". Order of United American Mechanics--printed swallowtail banner on cotton fabric, bold red border and navy blue lettering with

Vintage American Order of United Mechanics poster 1870. Measures 23.5 in. x 18.5 in. Mounted on foam board. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is p

Kyffin (Sir John) Williams (1918 - 2006)United States, Wales, United Kingdom, Oil / Board,Signed Initials ,measures 11.5" x 15"

North America, United States, John Carroll (American, 1892-1959), "Katherine Schmidt" (lithograph), 1940 CE. A stunning lithograph portrait of the early 20th century American artist Katherine Schmidt

Early 1830 Artillery Regimental Order, Signed [Militaria] [United States Army] [Mexican-American War]

JOHN (JUNIOR) FERNELEY IIUnited Kingdom, 1815-1862Portrait of the horse Grand Flight and rider. Signed "John Ferneley" and dated "18[?]2" lower left.Oil on canvas, 20" x 26&qu

John Singer Sargent (1856 - 1925) American / United Kingdom, Italy. Medium: Pencil / Paper Frame Size: 24" x 28" Size: 16" x 20 " signed: Condition: great, no visible damage Provenance: Estate Collect

ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN (JUNIOR) FERNELEY IIUnited Kingdom, 1815-1862Portrait of the horse Prince Charlie and rider. No signature noted. Horse identified lower right.Oil on canvas, 18" x 26". Fra

1850 United States Congress LAW Native American Treaties CSA John Moore RARE Public Laws of the United States… was an annual periodical that offers a fascinating look for the modern reader into

John Pomeroy(American, b. 1951)Napoleon Orders His Lancers to Attack, 1992Oil on Canvassigned John Pomeroy and dated lower left, with title on verso of frame39 1/2 x 29 1/2 inchesProperty from the Est

John Tallis et al., regional United States maps, John Tallis & Co. (American, 19th. c), "United States", c. 1851, 11"h x 14"w (sheet); Samuel Mitchell (American, 19th c.), "County Map of Pennsylvania,

Including: Constable badge, Newsboy, United American Mechanics Commodore Tucker Souvenir 50th O.U.A.M.. and a "A.H. Brown Curtis St" personalized luggage tag. 5 inches (and under)

Whitehand, Michael J. (United Kingdom, 1941-). c.1993. Oil on canvas. Scene of American John Paul Jones being kept from the British Merchant Fleet. Signed and dated l.l. Description written on back of

John Payne (American, 18th/19th century), "Georgia from the latest Authorities 1810"-1810/11. An early American engraved map of the Southern United States by mapmaker John Payne (American, 18th/19th c

(2) Junior "G" Man badge pins made by Tootsie Toy USA, Junior G-Man tin badge pin, Law and Order Junior G-Man Star badge pin with original cardboard identification card, Junior G-Man star badge pin Fr

JOHN TALLIS (1817-1876) AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR MAP, "United States," LONDON, CIRCA 1863, hand-colored lithograph on wove paper showing, "Federal, Non Slave Holding States (Red); Border, Slaveholding (B

North America, United States, 20th century. A bronze bust of a Mallard Duck mounted on a hand-carved wooden base by American artist John J. Scott (American, 1919-2016). Skillfully cast via the lost wa

History of the United States John Ridpath 1902, D.A. McKinley 1st Edition thus American history John Clarke Ridpath was an influential American historian of the late 19th Century. The work is iconic;

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. CALHOUN, John C. (1782-1850). Letter signed ("JC Calhoun"), as United States Secretary of War, to Jasper Parrish. [Washington, DC], 4 November 1822.   1 page, 7 5/8 x 9 3/4 in