Sketches In And Around Nashville By Charles Graham

The New York and Brooklyn Suspension Bridge from the Brooklyn Side. Drawn by Charles Graham, from original sketches and photographs by Gubelman. Printed in Harper's Weekly, May 26th, 1883. Lithograph.

An alloy nose cone section from Stirling Moss' Cooper 500 MkIV T12, modified type, fabricated by Charles Graham, shaped to fit around the suspension and front axles with a lower frontal area than the

Title: G. Sketch of the Public Surveys in Michigan Prublication Date: 1858 Cartographer: EMERSON, CHARLES L. Publisher: C.B. GRAHAM, LITH. Size: 21Height - 21Width Additional Information: Surveyor Gen

Cartoon figural sketch, signed "Burns". Accompanied by a framed color handbill signed in the plate "Rick Griffin". Advertises two Bill Graham concerts at the Fillmore West. [Cartoon Sight: 4" H x 10 3

Charles Graham Pottery acid-etched stoneware jug with stag hunt decoration Brooklyn, New York, circa 1885 high glazed (salt glazed) ceramic impressed factory marks 5"dia x 7 1/2"h

Collotype printed image measuring 24 3/4" x 15" featuring a Michigan Central train along Niagara Falls. The original image was first printed in 1903 and was later reproduced. This version appears to d

Charles Graham (American, 1852–1911), "Grape and Hop Culture in California," 1888, hand-colored engraving, overall (with frame): 19"h x 15"w; Property from the Sterling Vineyard Winery Art Collectio

After Charles Graham (American, 1852-1911) The Heart of Chicago. Color offset lithograph, a folding plate from Harper's Weekly, 1892 14.75" x 35.5" Frame: 24" x 45.75"

This vintage etching by Charles Graham features a breathtaking scene of a forest with horses racing in the foreground. The intricate details and craftsmanship of this handmade etching showcase the bea

Felling the Redwood Trees of California. Approx. 16 3/8 x 23 1/4 in. Discoloration from previous mat. Wear to edges. Small tears and paper loss to edges. Provenance: J. Pocker & Son

Item: Study Sketch for Charles Perrault Fairy Tale (Contes de Perrault) Artist: Gustave Dore Medium: Pencil drawing on paper Size: 4.5 x 3.5 inches Gustave Dore (1832-1883) was a French artist, printm

The framed print with legend on the original mat: HAGERMAN PASS, COLORADO MIDLAND RY. after the painting by Charles Graham. Measures 33.5 x 59 inches. Please be aware that this lot is too large to shi

Three Framed Harper’s Weekly Hand Colored Lithographs, to include a pair of The Heart of Chicago from The Masonic Building drawn by Charles Graham, along with a double page Harper’s View

INCLUDING: CHRISTMAS STOCKING RHYMES, GREETINGS CHRISTMAS 1922, DOINGS OF KRISS KRINGLE (DATED 1901 IN INK), CHRISTMAS (FROM KAUFMANN'S DEPT. STORE), AND THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (CHARLES GRAHAM & C

Nicely framed illustrations from Harper's Weekly & Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 1. Harper's Vol. XXXII. No.1634. Cimarron, Colorado drawn by Charles Graham. Various illustrations of the India

Nice group of seven antique to vintage children's books, The Little Postcard Painter by Mcloughlin 1904, Little Momma by Conkey Co. 1901, Uncle Wiggily's Auto Sled by Charles Graham 1924, The Teddy Be

After Charles Graham, Making Up A Tow By Search Light At Pittsburgh, wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 11 x 16 inches

Six 19th century color and black and white newsprint illustrations from Harper's Weekly, including depictions of reservations, land crossings, etc., by various artists including Charles Graham, H.F. F

Charles Graham ca. 1850

LARGE WATERCOLOR PAINTING OF STEAMBOAT MISSISSIPPI

Two 7" x 10" 1914 children's sports books. Donald Dare The Champion Boy Pitcher and Donald Dare The Champion Boy Quarterback. Dated 1914 Graham & Matlack Charles , Graham & co. New York.

We are pleased to offer this ORIGINAL Rick Griffin sketch! Around the ZAP Comix era, Griffin invented his pseudonym Arthur Pendragon, a character he portrayed as himself in ZAP issue #11. What we know

Vintage 6X8 piece of paper signed in ballpoint ink, "Greetings to Jim Wiggins [sketch] Charles E. Burchfield, August 11, 1964." In very good condition.(1893-1967) Charles Ephraim Burchfield was an Ame

[Literature] Dickens, Charles Sketches by Boz London: Chapman & Hall, (November, 1837-June, 1839). In 20 volumes. First edition in monthly parts. 8vo. Earlier issue of no. IV; no. III lacking 18 pp. M