WALKER EVANS - Manhanttan U.S. Rubber Sign, 1928

Artist: Walker Evans Title: Manhanttan U.S. Rubber Sign, 1928 Medium: Photo Litho, 1989, USA Dimensions: 6.95x10.6" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Walker Evans

DSP sign. Has good color and some gloss. Both sides have wear and crazing. Reverse has some fading. Condition (7). Size 24" Dia.

Double sided porcelain (DSP) sign has good color and moderate gloss. Display has some surface wear and light fading to the porcelain. Reverse has a few chips in the field with some light fading and we

DST. It has average color and gloss. It shows wear, minor paint loss, and slight discoloration. It displays well. Measures: 12.75"x14.75" Rating: 7.75 & 7.5 Est: $100-$300

24" DSP round sign with bright colors, high gloss, scuffs and scratches, some porcelain chipping on the edge. * PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THRO

US ROYAL RUBBER CO, FLATTENED SIGN & SPEED LIMIT 5 MPH SIGN, SCRATCHES, 18" - 23" W.

24" DSP sign with bright colors, high gloss, edgewear, scuffs and scratches. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS THE M

WALKER EVANS (1903-1975) Title - Couple at Coney Island, New York, 1928 Type of Print - Print in Colors Approximate Image Size - 5 3/4" x 8" Walker Evans was a renowned American photographer known for

Houghton Mifflin, Boston 1941 - 471 pages. Includes black & white photographs. First edition, first printing. The text by Agee and 31 reproductions of photographs by Walker Evans. BOOK CONDITION: Near

PORCELAIN SIGN. GOOD COLOR, GOOD GLOSS! EDGE LOSS, DINGS TO PORCELAIN. 72" x 24" . THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR I HOUSE SHIPPING.

(American, 1903-1975). "North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Sign," gelatin silver print, pencil signed and dated "Walker Evans, Dec. 1971" on mounting board lr, artist stamp on verso, 8 x 6 1

Staff painted homage to Walker Evans 'Roadside Stand' photograph. Dimensions: 36.00 " H x 123.00 " W; 

Lot of 21 Hardback Vintage Nonfiction Books. Included are NY related subjects, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men by James Agee and Walker Evans (1960), Women in America by AJ Graves, 1843, The Comic Histor

US Camera 1958 Tom Maloney 1st Edition U.S. Camera Publishing Inc. 1958 U.S. Camera annual; important because it includes as an insert a first look by Walker Evans of Robert Frank's book, "The America

Great and usable sign and price stamp set from Fulton Speciality Company. Made in USA. Can use stamps for pricing to get a nice "antique look". This item is in good shape with some wear from use, call

British Malaya: 1-Picul Rubber Coupon ND (1928-34) B/36 93840 sign. H.S.Sircom (KNB8c) PMG 64

British Malaya: 10-Katis Rubber Coupon ND (1928-34) D/86 29949 sign. H.S.Sircom (KNB6c) PMG 64EPQ.

British Malaya: 25-Katis Rubber Coupon ND (1928-34) C/54 94878 sign. H.S.Sircom (KNB7c) PMG 63, Minor rust

Robert Indiana (1928-2018), "The Mother of Us All", 1967, Tyrone Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis MN, 'poster original, limited No. 49', 'The Center Opera Company of the Walker Art Center', sight: 37 x 24

Silkscreen in colors on cotton wool USA, post 1981 Andy Warhol (1928-1987) – US-American artist, graphic artist and filmmaker Jockey International – US-American manufacturer of underwear and sleep

British Malaya, ND (1928-34), Rubber Export Coupon, 10 Katis, D/86 29879, stamped “Kinta” on face, sign. H.S. Sircom, Printer: TDLR, uniface, TanBMR2; KNB6c. PMG 64 EPQ, ink stamp 英属

This colored pop art screenprint poster was designed by Robert Indiana (American, 1928-2018 ). The Walker Art Center 1967 American Pop Opera show. Features primary colors with red, white and blue bann

Later printing silver gelatin photograph produced by and from an Ives-Sillman portfolio under Evans supervision of a C1936 image of his Penny Picture Display, Savannah (GA). Edition numbered 56/75 LL;

Walker Evans (American, 1903-1975) Wooden Church, South Carolina VII, 1936 gelatin silver print signed, titled, dated, and numbered 93/100 in pencil (mount recto), printed in 1971 8 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches