Two 1809 New Jersey Needlework Samplers

NEW JERSEY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, five alphabet and numeral rows over verse, simple border, signed "Sophia Ackerman born November 25, 1818 / aged 10 years marked this at Mrs. Heyw / ood sc

TWO NEW ENGLAND NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS19th CenturyBoth with alphabets and numerals.Framed 12” x 13” and 12” x 19”.

An American Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Alphabet and Pictorial Sampler, Probably New Jersey, Wrought by Charlotte Wright, Dated 1823. With five rows of script, lowercase and uppercase alpha

With five lines of letters and numbers over flowing basket, flanked by two birds and two trees with three story brick building on right and flowing tree on left, with four line poem above, over "Sa ra

Two miniature needlework samplers by Catherin Ashley, done one year apart, 1830 and 1831. Original gold-leaf frames. Excellent original condition without flaws. Framed size of each is H 4-3/8" W 3-7/8

Two English needlework samplers. Framed sizes H 27-1/4" W 10-1/4" and H 14" W 30". Please copy and paste link below for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j1q2y12zgedxr77/AADG4VokOx_n_Wlo1_Ol

Two needlework samplers. Needlework sampler. Wrought by Sarah Fellows, 1789-1797. Includes depiction of house. H 17-1/2" W 19". Needlework sampler. 'Belmont House, When you see Citty Collard, remember

Group of two needlework samplers. One with religious text, signed and dated 1774 Lean Spencer. One signed and dated 1820 Rebekah Lupion. Condition: Very good with minor imperfections. Lean Spencer H 1

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.

Two American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure

English and American needlework samplers. English dated 1820. American 1842. Condition: Minor imperfections. Glass cracked on one. Framed H 14" W 15" Sight H12-3/8" W 13-1/2". Framed H 18-3/4" W 19" S

Needlework sampler. Worked by Elizabeth Sutch, aged 12 years, 1833. Worked at Mrs. [P] C. Evans' Seminary near Philadelphia, PA. Includes a central flower basket, flanked by two birds. Included is som

Needlework sampler. Catharine Shepherd's Work . 1830. A border of flowers and fruit surrounding a two-story double chimney house at the center. Unicorns, birds, a squirrel, trees, and flowers fill in

American needlework sampler dated 1809. Susanna M Walton, eleventh year of her age. Period frame. Frame: H 17-1/4", W 14"; opening: H 14", W 10-3/4". Excellent condition. Nice bright colors.

Two needlework family registries. 1) Needlework family register made by Caroline Smith. Dated 1834. Middletown. Condition: Some staining H 18-1/2" W 34". 2) Needlework sampler with genealogy made by S

A fine needlework sampler. By "Sarah Langley Aged 9 years, Feb ry 9th, 1818" ( possibly New Hampshire ). On linen with a multitude of depictions including two three-masted schooners, two pair of love

TWO NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSDated 1833 and 1845One with rows of alphabets and numbers in brown-black above “Emeline Van Voorhess Aged 15 years Halfmoon June 22 1833 Be Diligent Modesty has more charm

TWO NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSMid-19th CenturyOne wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 9 March 25 1853" and the other wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 8 January 25 1852".Both framed

A Scottish example from 1843 by Elizabeth Henderson, Newtown Scotland and an American sampler by a Mary Ann S. Lamb, aged six. Dimensions:The frames are 10" x 14" and 20" x 11".

Two New Jersey Colonial Currency Notes: Thirty Shillings, May 1st, 1758; together with Eighteen Pence, December 31, 1763 (two notes)

SSP. Each are Maker Marked Ingram Richardson "Auto Tags". Matching four digit Porcelain License Plates for New Jersey 1911. Plates shows "9375" with Makers Number attachments. CONDITION: Plates are in

Two New Jersey Wooden Duck Decoys. Used condition wear, possible repaint. Each appx. 15-1/2"l x 5-1/2"w x 6-1/2"h

A 7 3/4 inch peep by Hurley Conklin (1914-1991), Manahawkin, NJ, and a 9 1/2 inch Ruddy Turnstone by Harry V. Shourds III (1930-2017), Seaville, NJ. The makers identified on the underside of the decoy

This is a pair of New Jersey Transit Rail Operations police badges. One is lieutenant’s badge, and the other is a deputy chief’s badge. Both are in fine used condition, but need replacem