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Two Framed Egyptian Lithographs from "Journey to the Temple of Jupiter Ammon in the Libyan Desert": Two Framed Egyptian Lithographs from "Journey to the Temple of Jupiter Ammon in the Libyan Desert" depicting Egyptian figural, animal, and hieroglyphic motifs after ancient wall paintings, including d

Feb 21, 2026

Two Framed Egyptian Lithographs from "Journey to the Temple of Jupiter Ammon in the Libyan Desert"

Nadeau's Auction Gallery

Est. US$400-US$800

Franklin Mint Michelangelo .925 Silver Medal Libyan Sibyl: Franklin Mint Michelangelo .925 Silver Medal Libyan Sibyl This beautifully crafted medal features the artwork of Michelangelo, specifically the Libyan Sibyl. Made by Franklin Mint, it is a .925 silver

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Franklin Mint Michelangelo .925 Silver Medal Libyan Sibyl

US$410(12 bids)

Evelyn Metzger (NY,Brazil,1911-2007) oil painting: ARTIST: Evelyn Borchard Metzger (New York, Brazilian, 1911 - 2007) TITLE: Tripoly, Libya (titled on verso) YEAR: 2003 MEDIUM: oil on board CONDITION: S

Apr 26, 2026

Evelyn Metzger (NY,Brazil,1911-2007) oil painting

Broward Auction Gallery

Est. US$400-US$500

Dragon Slayer Patron Military Bronze Statue: This is a Bronze Sculpture depicting the legendary Saint George Killing a dragon. The slaying is said to have happened in a place called Silene in Libya. A plaque-bearing dragon lived around a town of

Feb 20, 2026

Dragon Slayer Patron Military Bronze Statue

Est. US$1,500-US$3,000

Saint George killing Dragon Bronze Sculpture: This is a bronze sculpture depicting the legendary Saint George killing a dragon. The slaying is said to have happened in a place called Silene in Libya. A plague-bearing dragon lived around a town of

Feb 20, 2026

Saint George killing Dragon Bronze Sculpture

Est. US$800-US$1,600

WW2 German Afrika Korps Vehicle/Unit Pennant (Deutsches Afrikakorps), c. 1941–1943: This triangular wool pennant is associated with the German Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK), the expeditionary force deployed to North Africa during the Second World War. The pennant features the palm tree

Mar 02, 2026

WW2 German Afrika Korps Vehicle/Unit Pennant (Deutsches Afrikakorps), c. 1941–1943

Est. US$300-US$600

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