TWO AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHS OF BATTLE SCENES

the first: "Battle of Tippecanoe", printed inscription "Copyrighted 1889 by Kurz and Allison, Art Publishers...Chicago, USA"; the second: "Battle of Princeton", printed inscription "Copyrighted 1911 b

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, hand-colored lithograph on paper (each), comprising a naval battle scene "M'DONOUGH'S VICTORY ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN", published by Nathaniel Currier in New York, an

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, hand-colored lithograph on paper (each), comprising a Currier & Ives Civil War scene titled "BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA MAY 3RD 1863", housed under glass in

Two American Historic Lithographs - Daniel Webster & Battle of Gettysburg. "Daniel Webster Addressing the United States Senate in the Great Debate on the Constitution and the Union 1850", Jones & Clar

Group of five mid-late 19th century works about Native American life in various print media, including a lithographic fishing scene, two Native American lithograph portraits (Choctaws/Shawness and Pat

Lot of thirty-two antique Civil War prints and Harper's Weekly content. Includes lithographs of battle scenes, as well as a first edition Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War, c. 1866 w

American Market Two-Handled Pot de Creme, late 18th/early 19th centurydecorated with an orange and gilt battle scene; bearing monogram M.E.S.; height: 4 1/2 in.

After Frank McCarthy, Cowboy Artist Of America, (American 1924-2002), lithograph on paper, two Western Native American figural scenes comprising "Following The Herds", 1987 (copyright 1985), signature

Two Joe Jones (American 1909-1963) lithographs. Both signed by artist in pencil lower right. Both titled in pencil ('Beach Scene I' and 'Beach Scene II') lower center. Both numbered ('101/110' and '10

N. Currier lithograph depicting battle of the "Privateer General Armstrong" American losses were two and the English losses were 120. Fair to good condition, it has been laid down on stronger board, w

After: Frederic Remington, American (1861 - 1909) "Western Scene" Two Lithograph Prints, Signed Lower Left. Each with plate marks. Unframed. Sheets measure 14" x 20". Condition: Good condition. Estima

William Gropper (American, 1897-1977) 'Two Senate Scenes' and 'Courtroom'. Three color lithographs, each pencil signed lower right and numbered 40/200 Each: 18.5" x 23.75" Frame: 25.25" x 31.25"

Two: Charles Locke (American 1899-1983) to include Street scene with movers, circa 1940 New York City harbor scene with tugs, 20th century Lithograph Signed lower right "Charles Locke", lower left "40

Red Grooms (B 1937) American, Lithograph Signed in lower right. Numbered in lower left. Scene of busy sideway. People walking in two directions on a sunny day. 286/300 in lower left.Red Grooms is an A

American, 20th Century. Most likely William Corasick (Pennsylvania, 1907-2002). Watercolor on paper, signed and two dated 1939. Landscapes, naval battle scenes and huts, one titled "Native Mexico". Tw

Two Mexican Lithographs, Moskowitz Ira Moskowitz (American 1912-1985) Pencil Signed: Ira Moskowitz Pencil dated: 1940 Two lithographs of Mexican scenes Dimension: site 8.5" x 10.5"; with mat: 9" x 12"

Two Mexican Lithographs, Moskowitz Ira Moskowitz (American 1912-1985) Pencil signed: Ira Moskowitz Pencil dated: 1940. Two lithographs of Mexican scenes Dimension: site 8.5" x 10.5"; with mat 9" x 12"

Two lithographs. New York scenes. Including Woodstock Valley; and one of a landscape, indistinctly titled. Dimensions: (Larger frame) H 19.25" x W 21.75", (Sight) H 9" x W 12.5" Condition: Mats age to

Three (3). American. 1930s. Hand-tinted stone lithographs. Professionally matted and framed behind glass. Signed, "Paul Brown" in the stone and in pencil lower right and left edges. Two titled, "Ameri

Two lithographs of fantastical scenes (both framed); Both signed and numbered; Larger: 27 3/4" x 20 3/4" (sheet)

(American, 1738-1820) Battle of New Orleans, impression by J. Yeager, printed by Y. Sourman, hand-colored lithograph, plate legend on bottom bearing title, date and key to scenes of battle, 16-1/

Adolf Dehn (American, 1895-1968). Lithograph on paper titled "Minnesota" depicting a quaint farm town scene with two figures standing in the road. Signed and dated 1947 in plate along the lower right.

Attributed to Jeannie May, a Contemporary American artist, an original mixed media collage on paper and pair of color lithographs on paper depicting scenes with female figures. The collage is signed a

Four color lithographs after works by Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) of Native American scenes, including two illustrations from Collier's Magazine titled "With the Eye of the Mind" and "The