Robert Fulton Logan: John Hancock Building (Boston)

Robert Fulton Logan (Canadian 1899-1959): John Hancock Building, etching on laid paper. Signed lower right. 18x13 inches plate; 23.5x17.5 inches paper.

Etching, 18" x 12 1/2", pencil signed. Logan moved to Boston from Manitoba at the age of 16 to study at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; painting under Edmund Tarbell and etching under Frank Benson, be

4 Boston Souvenir Bldgs., Metal: "Hancock Tower, Boston" 6 5/8"; "PRL Tower"; "John Hancock Building - Boston, MA", 5"; Tower

3 Souvenir Bldgs., pewter: "John Hancock Building Boston", 5"; "Whitehall Building", 4 3/4"; Unidentified Building, 4 5/8"

4 Boston Souvenir Bldgs., Metal: "John Hancock Tower - Boston, Mass."; "Custom House - Boston 1915", 6"; Office Building, 4"; "Harvard" Stadium

Robert Fulton Logan (1889-1959), oil on board, Spring Landscape on the River, signed R.F. Logan 1917. 13" x 9"

The Watercolor painting is labeled "John Hancock Center", and Dated 8-15-1975. The Painting is signed in the lower left, but is indecipherable. Painting is matted, but the matte is discolored. The Sig

ANTIQUE FRAMED LIMITED EDITION 6/100 ETCHING BY ROBERT FULTON LOGAN - ARTIST SIGNED IN PENCIL "ROBERT LOGAN" - ORIGINAL PAPER LABEL ON REVERSE "ALBERT ROULLIER ART GALLERIES" - MEASURES APPROX. 13 1/2

4 Boston Souvenir Bldgs., Metal: "Prudential Center - Boston, Mass", 4 1/2"; "Boston State House - Boston 1798"; "Hancock Building - Boston 1947"; "Boston Wharf Acquisition - 2005"

C. Shepherd, Publisher. "The Honorable John Hancock of Boston in New England; President of the American Congress. Done from an original picture painted by Littleford, London, Published as the act dire

“An Expostulatory and Pacifick Letter By Way of Reply to the Rev’d Mr. Gee’s Letters of Remarks on the printed Testimony pf the Late Convention of Pastors in Boston…”, by John Hancock, Pasto

9 Items. Mostly American made - 1930's to 1980's. Included are a Fort Snelling Paperweight, The Baseball Hall of Fame, A Globe Company (Chicago) Paperweight, Boston Skyline, John Hancock Tower, Pilgri

(2) Copies. Boston by Daylight and Gaslight. Boston: John P. Dale Pilot Building Boston.

Lot of American Ephemera includes: John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Boston MA, 7 Seven American History Booklets Lincoln Centenary 1909 booklet William Howard Taft postcard 1909 6 portraits from Fam

Title:John Hancock Document Letter Handwritten Signed Boston Americana Bunch Of Grapes Tavern Description: This document was signed and we believe also written by John Hancock, to a Mr. John Chandler.

Both of these calendars are framed behind glass. The first is from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Boston Mass. and is dated 1897. The other is from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, New Yor

Autographs July 1, 1776 John Bradford Reports Infighting & Mutiny Among George Washington's Continental Navy Privateers ALS From John Hancock's Personal Retained Files Ex: The Hancock-Chase Collection

1786 John Hancock Esq to Samuel Adams payment receipt Boston Feb 24th 1790. These appear to be secretarial and not signed by either.

John Hancock letter signed ("John Hancock") as Governor of Massachusetts. One page, 7.25" x 8.75", Boston; April 14, 1781. Addressed to "Hi

John Hancock a framed pamphlet "An oration delivered March 5, 1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March, 1770." by the Hon.

HANCOCK, JOHN. 1737-1793. Document Signed ('John Hancock'), a pay order for Tower Humphr[e]y, 'of Colonel Shepard's Regiment,' 200 x 160 mm, Boston, April 15, 1783, countersigned by Thomas Ivers, and

John Hancock 1767 Signed Ship's Receipt, PSA MINT 9 A partially printed receipt, made out in the hand on John Hancock (1737-1793), recording a shipment of provisions at Boston Harbor. 1p, measuring 6.

Boston. April 20, 1782. Retained draft of a special message for the Senate and House, written in the hand of John Hancock, unsigned. The final draft of this special message can be seen in its final pr

Three bronze entry knobs with the initials of John Hancock, 1st to sign the Declaration of Independence...from the insurance company Boston office of that same famous name, c. 1910...all in nice condi