COLLECTION OF GAR WOOD & MISS AMERICA PHOTOGRAPS

Gar Wood’s Miss America X Miss America X is the last of Garfield Arthur Wood’s legendary Miss Americas. Powered by 4 Packard V12 2490cu.in. Engines tuned to give 1600hp each. Gar Wood and his crew

Gar Wood’s Miss America X Ship Dimension approx.: 32? (long) x 8.5? (wide) x 7? (high); The model is already built, NOT a model ship kit; Handcrafted from scratch using finest woods & chrome fitting

(Lindstrom, 1920s-1930s) A pair of rare tin wind-up boats made in the 1920s and 30s by Lindstrum. The speedboat measuring 2.5"x7.25"x2.5" high is labeled "Miss America" after the boats Gar Wood broke

Miss America IX Ship Dimension approx.: 32? L x 8.5? W x 7? H; The model is already built, NOT a model ship kit; Handcrafted by artisans using finest woods & metal fittings Description Gar Wood’s Mi

Tim Yanke dye sublimation on wood "Miss America", printed shipping label attached on verso, sight size 21" x 14", frame size 30" x 23"

Mengel Playthings Co., Louisville Ky., wind-up speed boat with mahogany hull and brass propeller, brass rudder works when steering wheel is turned, modeled after Gar Wood's Miss American speed boat, l

China,Modern Includes Miss American and Vintage Beauty dolls with original clothes, shoes, and accessories. Missing paperwork. Vinyl,Vintage Beauty 16" long

YANKE, Tim, (American, b. 1962): "Miss America", Dye Sublimination/Wood, 17" x 10", signed lower right, framed, 29.25" x 22.25".

"Miss America" wind up wood speed boat, good condition, working order, 15" length

Circa 1920's wood boat made by Mengel Playthings "Miss America". Original labels, winds up and spins, some age related wear. Measures 19" long 4.25" wide.

Wonderful Folk Art Piece. Carved wood and Paint. Signed WNC lower right. "Miss America: 8" wide x 14" tall

American. 1920s. Stained wood with brass accents. Marked, "Mengel Playthings" rear. 3 1/2 x 15 x 4". Mechanically functioning. Original varnish surface exhibits uniform craze. Shallow impressions to b

Consisting Of Center Piece Bowl Measuring 11" And Two Candle Stick Holders, No Nicks Or Cracks, One Small Strawberry Compote Measures 3"x4" No Nicks Or Cracks, One Miss America Compote Measures 5" No

19th century, America. The group of excellent square shaped molds having been brilliantly carved. One with swan another with a flower and one with star. Each having a nice surface. Largest: W3 5/8" So

19th century, America. The group includes three turned wood press molds, one with acorns and branch and two with interesting fruits. Nice surface throughout. Largest: W4 1/4" Sold from the collection

19th century, England or America. Each piece varying in form, the group includes a lidded circular box, footed urn with lid, unusual kitchen tool for spices, ink pad and smaller nicely grained turned

Jens Risom’s furniture, the first collection designed for and manufactured by Knoll, helped establish the company as an early source of modern design in America. The simple wood side table desi

Central America, Guatemala & Mexico, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A collection of 3 handmade wood festival masks- 2 decorated with facial hair made from horsehair and vegetal fibers. The vibrant

Jens Risom's furniture, the first collection designed for and manufactured by Knoll, helped establish the company as an early source of modern design in America. The simple wood side table designed in

Native America Kwahu Eagle Kachina Wood Feather Figure (15.5 x 15 x 8.5 inches)

"America by Sea", painted wood construction hanging sculpture, 38" ht. x 12" wd. x 3" dp., signed and titled on back, also penned, "Jay Johnson Gallery NYC, August 1989". From the lifetime collection

America, 19th century. carved wood, book form, box with slide opening to surprise snake. L5 1/8"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Circa 1800, Britain or America. Having a turned wood oak handle attached to a very nicely chased brass warmer with hinged lid. L42 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Johns Island, South Carolina lady.

19th century, America. Each nicely crafted, one looks to be maple and the other possibly Gum or Bass wood. W32" Sold from the collection of Betty and Ralph Jennings of Gaffney, South Carolina.