TWO GERMAN AMERICAN PRINTED FRAKTUR.

Second quarter 19th century. One is dated October 23, 1833. Painted in Harrisburg, PA by Peters. 21"h. 17"w. Other is not dated, Lebanon County, PA. Printed by John Ritter and Company. 19.5"h. 16.5"w.

Second quarter 19th century. Identical blanks printed by Scheffen in Harrisburg, PA. All three for Heinich Kiebach and wife Rebecca. Two dated April 23, 1834 for son, John, 21"h. 17"w. And 19.75"h. 15

DESCRIPTION: Two Pennsylvania German geburts und taufscheinen. Printed by Gustavus Sigismundus Peters. Includes: 1) In German. For the birth of Amos Zug, the son of Isaac Zug and his wife Maria Ziegle

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH FRAKTURS, MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, 19TH C, 2 PCS, H 10"-15" A selection of two 19th century German marriage certificates. Includes one printed certificate dated 1814 and one hand-pain

Twentieth century. Wall mounts of carved wood with original paint, made by the same hand. Multicolored decoration. The one on the cylindrical base has German printed page covering. 4.5"h, two 3.5"h.

Germantown-printed German bible, dated 1822, 2"h. x 7"l., together with an 1854 sampler, 15" x 15", and two frakturs in the 18th c. style, each signed verso, "Barbara Bulla". Large fraktur dated "Janu

Pennsylvania, 19th c. Together with a painted Fraktur, in the Pennsylvania German taste. 3 pieces Sight lines from 9 1/2"h x 7 1/2"w to 15"h x 12 1/4"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeFor

Group of Three Green Glazed Pottery Vases Comprising: An American Upco Vase, molded signature A German air brushed vase, black printed mark A two handled vase, unmarked The largest 5 x 7 x 5 in.

American, second quarter 19th century. A framed fraktur completed in Reading, Pennsylvania, with printed and hand-written text, and hand-colored angel and bird illustrations, serving as the birth cer

Signed, active 1783-1830. Watercolor, pen and ink on laid paper. Small bookplate size heart with German text. 7"h. 9.5"w. And one printed by Sutter, Easton, Pennsylvania with printed hearts and painte

Mid 19th-early 20th century. Two band boxes. Round cardboard box (late) with block printed wallpaper covering.3.5"h. 7.5"d. and oval bentwood with lapped seams, covered in 1820 German newspaper. 3"h.

Twentieth century. Wall mounts of carved wood with original paint, made by the same hand. Two green birds on perches with black and yellow details. 9", 11"h.

Twentieth century. Wall mounts of carved wood with original paint, made by the same hand. Black bird with white stripes on wings. Chipped beak. 15"h. And brown with green wings. 10.5"h.

1 "Malcolm Starr" multi-color pastel print w/ attached cape, B 36"-38", W 28", H to 41", L 56", (brown spot by right hip seam); 1 "Travilla" dark & light pink w/ bell sleeves, B 36"-38", H to 39", L 6

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, dated 1826, hand-coloring. Presented in a wooden frame. DOA 20 x 22.75 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Diameter of each 8.75 inches.

Handcolored prints. One by Theo. Scheffer, Harrisburg. English text recording 1826 birth of John Faber, Lebanon County Pennsylvania. Note on backing board "John Faber, born Dec. 2, 1826, My grandfathe

Both hand colored with partially printed inked manuscript, one dated 1826 while framed example is dated 1877, first printed Harrisburg, Pa, 1830, 13 x 16 1/2"; 2nd is printed in Reading, Pa., 14 x 17"

Two hand colored frakturs, one by Johann Ritter, one by Peters, each in a later grain painted frame. Dimensions:Frames: 18.5" H x 16.5" W. Provenance:From a local collection.

Two Karl Springer (German/American, 1931-1991) Post-Modern rectangular form cream lacquered wood pedestal stands mounted with gold-tone brass borders. Taller: 42" H x 12" W x 8.5" D.

ABSTRACT PROFILE SERIES IV, 1988, color pastel, marker and mixed media on paper, signed and dated lower left, signed and dated and inscribed and with doodles on back of frame, 6 x 5”, frame 21 x 19

SUMMER SEASON II, color screenprint, signed and numbered 125/175, image 19 x 25”, full margins, frame 30 x 35” with glass; Together with a 1989 color poster, signed and dated in ink lower

FUNUM BEORIS TURULUS; AZAGULEIS NAVIS, 1992, two mixed media works on waxed paper, both initialed and dated, 8 ½ x 5 ¾” & 9 x 6”, frames 12 ½ x 9 ½”. (2)

TWO GERMAN BISQUE NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS. Marks: 7/0. 9 ½”. Each has sienna tinted bisque socket head, dark glass stationary eyes, painted lashes, wavy brows, open mouth, mohair wig, crude five-piec