[NEW YORK] SIEBEL, Fred. Farrell Lines / Wonderful way

After Fred S. Cozzens, 'Crossing the Line, New York Bay', a coloured print, 14" x 20.25", (35.5x51.5cm).

Grace Line / For extra pleasure all the way. Caribbean - South American Cruises. Two posters. New York: K.N., ca. 1950s. Lithograph travel poster promoting Caribbean and South American cruises, w

Modern Era K-Line O Gauge 761-1753 New York Central Express boxcar 25th ann., 762-8016 Milky Way Mars Candy reefer, 762-8038 Lighthouse Vineyard wood-side reefer, 762-8030 Fresh Cream Baking Powder wo

Rare Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. The New York Herald. April 17, 1865, 8 pages. Very good condition with some tears/splits at fold lines, discoloration and imperfections. Please refer to link for

Rare Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. The New York Herald. April 19, 1865, 8 pages. Very good condition with some tears/splits at fold lines, discoloration and imperfections. Please refer to link for

Rare Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. The New York Herald. April 18, 1865, 8 pages. Very good condition with some tears/splits at fold lines, discoloration and imperfections. Please refer to link for

Rare Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. The New York Herald. April 21, 1865, 8 pages. Very good condition with some tears/splits at fold lines, discoloration and imperfections. Please refer to link for

Rare Lincoln assassination newspapers. The New York Herald. April 23, 1865 ( 8 pages). Very good condition with some tears/splits at fold lines, discoloration and imperfections. Please refer to link f

FRED TORDOFF (ANGLO/AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), WATERCOLOR, "CUNARD LINE, R.M.S. MAURETANIA BERTHING IN NEW YORK", SIGNED AND TITLED. SIGHT 6 3/4 X 11 3/4"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-13 1/2 X 18 1/2"

POE, Edgar Allan (1809-1849). Complete Works. New York: Fred de Frau & Company, 1902. 10 volumes, 8vo (191 x 127 mm). Half modern burgundy calf with raven inlay in black in sections on spines, top edg

279. MARKLIN NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES PASSENGER CARS | O gauge. | 7.5" l. | Expertly Restored. | $2,000 - $3,000

JON O. BRUBAKER (1875-?) CALIFORNIA / AMERICA'S VACATION LAND / NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES. 1925. 41x27¼ inches, 104x69¼ cm. Latham Litho. & Printing Co., Long Island City, New York. Condition B

This image conveys a sense of beauty of the New England region to the viewer. The New York Central Lines had issued a series of posters after the Great Depression to encourage rail travel to various d

[NEW YORK] CONWAY, FRED (1900-1972). American Airlines / New York. Circa 1965. Offset lithograph with a painterly depiction of the glittering lights at Times Square at night. 40 ¼ x 29 ¾&#82

New York Central Lines Travel Poster, Union Terminal Cleveland, Circa 1930, Leslie Ragan, 40.75" x 26.75", backed with linenLatham Litho & Ptg. Co.unframed

Claire Leighton (British/American, 1898-1989) "New York Bread Line", wood engraving, edition 17 of 100, titled and signed. Title and artist signature in pencil, lower right. Sight size: 12.375" x 8.7

The Wonder City of the World / New York Central Lines ca. 1927  artist's name printed in image; printed Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co. Long Island City, N.Y.   41 x 27 in.

INCLUDES: NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES 33 LOCOMOTIVE, PULLMAN AND OBSERVATION CARS. JOHN WANAMAKER PHILADELPHIA BOX. AS-FOUND. LOCOMOTIVE MEASURES 10 1/4" L.

The Gateway to a Continent / New York Central Lines ca. 1927   Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co., Long Island City N.Y. l.r. artist signature within image l.r.  41 x 27 in.

Brant, Lemuel Ackerly, Patchogue, New York. A wonderful sculpture with slightly reared back head, humped back, and bold ridgeline running through length of body. Head was probably made from a twisted

Heading: Author: Gibbon, Edward Title: The Works of Edward Gibbon - Edition Lausanne Place Published: New York Publisher:Fred De Fau Date Published: 1907 Description: 15 vo

American oil on canvas depicting "The New York Day Line" steamer plying the Hudson River, artist signed lower left on stacked stone wall, Albert S. (Satzmar) Nemethy, (American 1920-1998), in original

CLARE LEIGHTON Bread Line, New York. Engraving, 1932. 298x200 mm; 11¾x7 inches, full margins. Signed, titled and numbered 10/100 in pencil, lower margin. Fletcher 198.

Lithograph on metal of the French Line's SS Provance and la SS Savoie, in port. Frame reads French Line New York -Havre -Paris. Dimensions: 25.5” tall x 37.5” long Condition: Excellent condition.