Alonzo C. Webb Charcoal & Gouache, Wall Street New York

[WALL STREET CRASH OF 1929]. The Magazine of Wall Street. New York: C.G. Wyckoff, 2 November 1929. Vol. 45 No. 1. 4to (286 x 216 mm). Original green wrappers printed in red, white, and black (some sun

(New York/Nashville, Tennessee, 1888-1975) Roman Aqueduct with Figures Crossing, unsigned, oil on board, 12-3/4 x 16 in.; gilt wood frame, 17-3/4 x 21 in. Provenance: Property of a Southern Museum sol

(New York/Nashville, Tennessee, 1888-1975) Forest Scene, unsigned, oil on board, 13-3/4 x 10-3/4 in.; gilt wood frame, 18-3/4 x 15-1/2 in. Provenance: Property of a Southern Museum sold to benefit the

19th c. lithograph "Light, Liberty And Justice-The Legal Trinity/CYC Is The Abbreviation Of The Cyclopedia Of Law And Procedure/The American Law Book Co., 60 Wall Street, New York". Sight 19" x 14 2/3

Chris Kurtz, wall-mount 'Gingko' console, c. 2015, USA, carved redwood, includes mounting hardware, 33"h x 30"w x13"d Provenance: A Private Collection: 374 Broome Street, New York

TODD WEBB, From Fulton Street El Station, New York, 1946, 13x9.5" Gelatin silver print, Printed 1948 C, Inventory number inscribed in ink in bottom right margin of print recto. Signed, titled, and dat

Alonzo C. Webb (American, 1888-1975). Signed in the plate lower left; labeled on back. Labeled- "A view of the old and the new in Chicago, looking north through Garland Court from Madison Street."

LOT OF TWO: A. "Central Park and Towers"; c. 1940s; Aquatint; 15.25" x 11"; Signed Lower Right; Framed (under glass); Note: "The Randolph Collections - New York, NY" label on verso / B. "Wall Street a

Bruce McGrew American, 1937-1999 Unraveling Signed McGrew (lr) Watercolor, gouache, and charcoal on paper 59 3/4 x 39 7/8 inches (151.8 x 101.3 cm) C

8 New York City Scenes comprising of 6 pastel, 1 gouache and 2 charcoals and abstract print; mostly signed and dated (RUBEL1503/10) (WT) Dimensions: Smallest: 11 x 18; Largest: 22.5x30

Wall Street New York "Circa 1834" Framed Print. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 25.25 x 30.25 inches. Property of a Briarcliff Manor, NY estate.

G. HARVEY "Wall Street New York" Horse and buggy with a winter backdrop of Wall Street. Signed and dated 1989 in right corner. Limited edition printing, marked 1203/1490 AP. Includes certificate of au

Wall Street, N.Y. Color print after Augustus Kollner of financial district including Trinity Church as of 1847. Sight 11 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Artist: Erwin Blumenfeld Title: Wall Street, New York, 1943 Date Printed: Printed in 1979 Heavy weight, matte finish Medium: Vintage Photogravure With dry mount tissue guard Print Origin: Printed in I

Artist: ERWIN BLUMENFELDTitle: Wall Street New York 1943 Date Printed: 1981 Medium: Vintage Photogravure Printer Location: Italy 28 x21.9 cm - 10 x8.6 inch, With tissue guard Mount Size: 30x40 cm - 15

Guy Carleton Wiggins (1883 - 1962) United States of America. Old Trinity, depicting 3 American flags. Oil on Canvas. 17.25 x 14.5 (framed), 11.5 x 8.5 (canvas). "Old Trinity at Wall Street, New York"

A rare nautical scale model of a U.S bark circa 1860, originally part of the collection of Seamans Bank, Wall Street, New York City, having unpainted and nailed hull planks, the stern board with an ea

6 Disc Adders 1) "Victor Adder", Webb-type, nickel-plated brass, c. 1900. - 2) "The Adder", 1868 onwards, the first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York, early model on wood base, US patent: 10 M

ARTIST: Robert Alan Waltsak (New Jersey, born 1944) TITLE: Wall Street, New York MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 24 x 30 inches / 60 x 76 cm FR

American - 1990's - 10" / 11.5" Tall. Included are Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur and 40 Wall Street, New York City. Excellent Plus Condition.

The Adder, 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" – Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addierer

"Rush Hour, Wall Street, New York City", signed at the lower right. Dimensions:8" x 10", the frame 10 1/2" x 12 1/2".

"The Adder", 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" - Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addie

G. (GERALD HARVEY JONES) HARVEY (American/Texas 1933-2017) A PRINT, "Wall Street, New York," 1989, print on paper, signed L/R and numbered "2983/4378" L/L, framed. 30" x 20" Note: Together with publis