WW1 Food Relief Flour Sack, Sent From Canada To England

Extremely RARE, WW1, 98LB Flour Bag sent by the Canadian people to the people of England, "Motherland". The food shortages cropped up almost immediately at the end of 1914-15. Probably one of just a h

Lead/Tin Man Carrying Flour Sack Toy England WWI Era

1. 1817 Germany. Famine and inflation of food prices. Very large with 'Petals" all around - rare to find these medals with all petals. 2. Jewish consumptive relief with mirror. Denver Colorado 3. 1790

1914-18 WW1 CANADA ARMY MEMORIAL CROSS MEDAL & CASE pre-owned NAMED: F.O.O.J. PETERSON C-900 SHIPPING FEE CANADA 15.00$ USA 20.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items w

1914-18 WW1 CANADA BATTLEDRESS Pre-owned SHIPPING FEE CANADA 20,00$ USA 25,00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All prices are in USD* THE INVO

Abstract Still Life. Encaustic on paper on canvas. Signed with initials and dated 87 at lower right. Acquired from Miami Art Basel by current owner. From a White Plains, NY collection. - Dimensions: 2

Robert W. Wood, British-American, 1889-1979. California, Texas, Maryland, Canada, England. Landscape, coastal view, and still life painting. Similar artists: Jose Arpa (Texas). Nature's Mood is a

Arthur Lismer (1885 - 1969) Arthur Lismer was active/lived in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec / Canada, England. Arthur Lismer is known for modernist landscape painting, teaching. Medium: Oil on canvas b

Height: 28cm, width: 40cm, weight: 4414g

ANTIQUE GOLD INTAGLIO FOB SEAL, The seal on both sides with relief text: England expects every man will do his duty. The Carved intaglio depicting a crest with 3 lions, topped with a lions head. Intag

"Anglicae Historiae Libri XX" (History of England in Latin), by Polydore Vergil, printed in Basil, Switzerland, in 1546. 13 1/2" X 9", with woodcuts. Polydore Vergil was sent to England by Pope Alexan

A classic piece of American diving history is represented in this A.J. Morse & Son Inc helmet. Referred to as The Most Popular Helmet In Use in period A.J. Morse & Son (Morse) catalogs. This 3 light 1

Western Europe, probably France or England, late World War I period, ca. 1917 to 1918 CE. An important piece of protective equipment called a splatter mask, worn by tank gunners during WWI. The mask i

CHAMBERS, CHARLES E. 1883-1941. Food Will Win the War! [in Yiddish]. New York: Rusling Wood Litho, [1917]. Lithograph on paper Size 32 x 22 in. Very good condition, backed on canvas 100% authentic Res

EDWARD MITCHELL BANNISTERMassachusetts/Rhode Island/Canada, 1828-1901Twilight New England coastal landscape with fishermen. Initialed lower right "EMB".Oil on academy board, 9" x 12". Framed 14.5" x 1

Large elegant sack back Windsor armchair. New England. Circa 1780. H 38-1/2" W 25-3/4" D 22". Seat: H 18". Condition: Excellent condition. Old refinish. Traces of old paint. Link for high-res images:

Antique George II style giltwood mirror, 18th/19th c., England, the shaped rectangular frame relief-decorated with bellflowers, 43"h x 34"w Provenance: The Collection of Edith & Edward "Ted" Nathanson

Large and impressive nautical architectural salvage, an English made fog light, spotlight searchlight on large and sturdy mounting base. Adjustable knobs. Relief stamped to base MADE IN ENGLAND. SHIPP

LAURIE, Robert (1755-1836), and WHITTLE, James (1757-1818). A New and Correct Map of the British Colonies in North America comprehending Eastern Canada...with the adjacent states of New England. Engra

Thomas Hart, publisher, London. "Colonel Arnold who commanded the provincial troops sent against Quebec through the wilderness of Canada and was wounded in storming that city under General Montgomery"

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Wedgwood black basalt porcelain 'Bough' pots or vases with Neo-Classical reliefs. 'Wedgewood, 7' CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H: 6.5" x Dia: 6" CONDITION: Great

Carved Heart in Hand staff with carved heart in high relief. Circa 1880. Original Brown and silver paint and varnish. L 39-3/4", Height of hand 9". Provenance: John Sittig. Condition: staff cut/shorte

Early Caucasian Oriental Carpet. L 76", W 34-1/2".Wear and imperfections. Estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and Sophie Coe. New Haven, Ct

Odd Fellows heart-in-hand carving. Once affixed to a staff. Relief carved heart. Carved wood with original paint. Probably Ohio, late 19th century. Hand only H 10-1/2" W 4-1/4" D 2-1/4". with base H 1