The Lost Weekend by Charles Jackson

Heading: Author: Jackson, Charles Title: The Lost Weekend Place Published: New York Publisher:Farrar & Rinehart Date Published: [1944] Description: (8vo) original red cloth

Collection of 5 Armed Services Divisions Booklets The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran, Frankestein by Mary Shelley,  The Lost Weekend A Novel by Charles Jackson Lady Into Fox A Fantasy by David Garnett,

* Charles Jackson (American, b. 1929) Washington Crossing Bridge,Pittsburgh, PA, 1983 acrylic on board sigend Charles M. Jackson and dated (lower left) 72 x 24 inches. Estimate $300-500 Provenance

Jackson, Charles M. (American, 1929-2013?), Sixteenth Street Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA, acrylic on board, 1985, signed and dated lower right, 24 x 32 inches, in a wooden frame, artist's address label to

Oil on Board. Jean Jack studied with Marshall Glazier and Leo Manson at the Art Students League in New York City. Her paintings have won numerous awards from an impressive roster of judges, including

English sterling silver "trefoil" pattern table or place spoons, a group of ten, various makers, some woth maker's marks possibly of Charles Jackson, William Webb (Winchester), Edmond Richards (Exeter

1880 Puss in Boots Perrault Fairy Tales Illustrated Cat Children’s Pantomime ed “For you know that I myself am a labyrinth, where one easily gets lost.” ― Charles Perrault Charles Perrault

Possibly Charles Jackson, London, 1717. 8" length. 2 ozt. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will

Outstanding symmetry and construction. Well patinated Dover Chert with very interesting stringy sponge fossils running throughout that look 'baby blue' in color against the darker charcoal grayish bac

*** Please note, the description of this lot has changed *** Anaesthesia.- Jackson (Charles T.) A Manual of Etherization...in Surgical Operations, first edition, illustrations, 2 advertisement leaves

4 9/16" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, KY. Weathered Dover. Well made. Ex-Wayne Miller, John Davidson. Putty G10 COA

Great symmetry. Really pretty and highly traslucent banded caramel, cream, and tan Carter Cave. Found in Brown Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, OH. Flintridge. Thin. Ex-Trekell, Dick Coulter, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in WW#9 (p62). Davis G8 COA

Great form and great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasantries. Really a fine relic. Multicolored glossy well patinated high grade Flint Ridge. Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

Charles Ackerman Jackson (American, b. 1857), Portrait of Colonel Chris Duckvoy, oil on canvas, signed and titled verso, overall (with frame): 41"h x 37"w

Large Original Acrylic On Masonite Charles M Jackson Smithfield St Bridge Pittsburg Pa. Frame measures 49.5" x 19 1/4", sight 17.5" x 48"

Jackson, Charles M. (American/Pittsburgh, 1929-2013?), Prelude, wood sculpture, c. 1970s or 80s, signed and titled on a label affixed to the base, 25.5 x 15 inches. Provenance: Estate of James Winokur

Charles Manning Plein Air landscape oil painting titled "Jackson Point". Signed lower right and titled on verso. Measures 14" x 11" on board & 20.75" x 17.75" w/ frame.

Fine example made of well patinated glossy and very pretty Fort Payne Chert. Kentucky type accompanied with a Jackson COA from 2014.

William Etty, RA (British, 1789-1849) Venus and Cupid oil on canvas 70 x 47cm (27 1/2 x 18 1/2in). Footnotes: Provenance With Charles A. Jackson, Manchester. With The Maas Gallery

17th C. Land Documents, includes: 1682 Survey of land at Chesapeake Bay for Samuel Jackson; Charles II 1684 land grant to Charles Hopkins (on parchment) Somerset County Maryland; and a 1734 Indenture

Heading: (Frémont, John Charles) Author: Jackson, Donald & Mary Lee Spence, editors Title: The Expeditions of John Charles Frémont Place Published: Urbana Publisher:University of Illinois Press D

Lot of five including the following titles: "English Goldsmiths and Their Marks", by Sir Charles James Jackson, `949, London, B.T. Batsord publishing; plus three small booklets on Russian silver and o

English Goldsmiths and Their Marks, Sir Charles J. Jackson, 2nd Edition, 1921, Macmillan and Co., London, green cloth, very good condition