2 Framed Panorama Railroad Station Postcards

Also Delaware River. Railroad Station has some creases

oil on canvas; signed lower right;; 18 1/4 x 20 3/4 inches; 25 1/8 x 28 1/2 inches framed

A group of very unusual post cards showing various dairy or milk stations in New York. Several are real photo cards: (1) color card Randall near Fultonville - West Shore (2) RPPC Portville Dairy Produ

Two Framed Prints Of Railroad Stations. 15 1/4" X 13 1/2"

Passengers will please refrain from using the water closet while the train is standing at the station" & Wabash railroad Company "Warning Poisonous Fumes

The first piece is a heavy cardstock litho signed "GRIF Teller" in the corner. It has strong graphics and bright colors and remains in excellent plus condition. The second piece is painted on a piece

The first calendar pad starts with December 1933 and progresses through 1934. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "The New Day". The second calendar pad starts with December 1945 and progresses through

The first starts in December 1939 and continues through 1940. Artwork by Grif Teller titled "Serving the Nation". The second starts in December 1948 and continues through 1949. Artwork is also by Grif

Circa 1950s, includes 2 framed postcards and Minocaua Wis. Miniature wood cup, largest measures 7 1/2 X 4 3/4 X 1/2 inches

Framed Etching of a clapboard house signed Jill Fleale 9 3/4"x8 1/2"x1 3/4", chip to frame. 2- Framed Postcard Gate Of George Eveleigh House by Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Charleston South Carolina, 8 3/

The first starts in December 1934 and continues through 1935. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Horseshoe Curve". The second starts in December 1928 and continues through 1929. Artwork is also by Gri

The first starts in December 1940 and continues through 1941. Artwork by Grif Teller titled "The Steel King". The second starts in December 1942 and continues through 1943. Artwork by Dean Cornwell ti

Cast iron and steel railroad track indicator / gate sign from a larger city station. Measures 27 1/2" wide by 21 1/2" tall excluding the bottom light. These were wall mounted and this one is mostly co

The first begins with December 1934 and continues through 1935, advertising "The World's Greatest Highway". Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Horseshoe Curve". The second begins with December 1928 an

The first calendar pad starts with December 1929 and progresses through 1930. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Servant of the Nation's Industry". The second calendar pad starts with December 1937 an

The first starts in December 1951 and continues through 1952. Artwork by Grif Teller titled "The Horseshoe Curve". The second starts in December 1946 and continues through 1947. Artwork is also by Gri

First one is from 1942. The second one is from 1939 and has the complete pad, one crease above the moon. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 29-3/4'' x 29-3/4''.

The first starts in December 1936 and continues through 1937. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Ready to Go!". The second starts with December 1938 and continues through 1939. Artwork is also by Grif

The first calendar pad starts with December 1944 and progresses through 1945. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Power". The second calendar pad starts with December 1931 and progresses through 1932.

The first calendar pad starts with December 1935 and progresses through 1936. Artwork is by Grif Teller, copyrighted Pennsylvania Railroad 1935. The second calendar is for November 1926. Artwork is by

The first starts in November 1955 and continues through 1956. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Dynamic Progress". Calendar shows discoloration and fading, primarily to the image. The second starts i

The first calendar pad starts with December 1947 and progresses through 1948. Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Progressive Power". The second calendar pad starts with December 1949 and progresses th

The first starts with December 1932 and continues through 1933. Artwork by Grif Teller, titled "Spirit of America". The second starts in December 1950 and continues through 1951. Artwork also by Grif

The first starts in December 1952 and continues through 1953. Artwork by Grif Teller titled "Crossroads of Commerce". The second starts in December 1943 and continues through 1944. Artwork by Dean Cor