How Do Gamblers Win? broadside. Missouri, 1910.

Evans, Gerritt M., (“A Retired Professional,” pseud). How Gamblers Win, Or The Secrets of Advantage Play. New York: Dick & Fitzgerald, 1868. Colored pictorial wraps. 12mo. Light wear to wrappers,

Political 1882 Broadside: GRAND Democratic Rally October 2, 1882, Broadside, Missouri City, Missouri, “GRAND Democratic Rally BARBECUE AND PIC NIC (sic)....”, Very Good. Broadside, upon a purple-c

BOOK; ANTIQUITIES OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH EASTERN MISSOURI, 1910, HARDBACK, 116 PAGES FULL OF SOME INCREDIBLE MISSORUI ARTIFACTS

BOOK; ANTIQUITIES OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH EASTERN MISSOURI, 1910 HARDBACK ORIGINAL FIRST EDITION, LOTS OF GREAT PICTURES

Thirty broadsides as early as 1910, as shown. Measure 16.5 x 20.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell. Until further notice, we cann

American, Missouri, 1907-1910, Carved With Lily Pads And Mountains In Blue And Green Glaze, Incised Zark Underside, Height 8.5, Diameter 4 Inches, Several Glaze Chips At Foot. See Photos.

Zark Pottery rare earthenware pitcher with cut back Art Nouveau vine, a product of Ozark Pottery Company St. Louis, Missouri, 1907-1910 matte glazed ceramic ink-stamped Zark twice along with the notat

THREE EARLY MISSOURI LICENSE PLATESAmerican, early 20th century. Includes one "MO", "1928", with the number "26-996". Together with a pair of red plates with white numbers, "1910", "Missouri", and num

Political 1881 Political "Mass Meeting" Broadside Liberty, Missouri Some Political Shenanigans were previously in play ! April 1, 1881-Dated, Printed Broadside, "MASS MEETING - Of The Friends of the C

Three spittoons 1- porcelain circa 1910 Missouri Pacific railroad. A few touch ups at the base. 2- Circa 1895 Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis embossed cast iron with porcelain top. 3- circa 1880

Effigy Mounds- Antiquities of Central & South Eastern Missouri- Fowke 1910 1st edition

Rare Missouri advertising broadside with the headline, "Information for Emigrants." This broadside contains information about the climate, soil, and resources of Gentry County, Missouri. It also inclu

The three-color illustrated broadside for The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway 'The Katy Flyer' excursion to the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, signed Buxton & Skinner Printers. Measures 34.5 x 17 inches.

AN AUGUST KERN BARBER SUPPLY CO. PORCELAIN OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG -- PHARMACIST, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, CIRCA 1890-1910, of flaring cylindrical form with spreading foot, gilt highlight handle and gilt

Three large colorful and detailed chromolithograph trade cards advertising Connecticut Insurance Company coverage against Cyclones and Tornadoes. A related broadside verso lists Missouri as number one

Lancaster Co., PA 1910 Public Sale Broadside. 36-1/2" x 24". Condition: Fair to good with toning, creases and tears.

ARTIST/WRITER: Thomas Hart Benton (Neosho, Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri, 1889-1975), Mark Twain, Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Florida, Missouri, Stormfield, Connecticut, 1835-1910) TITLE: The Adventur

Includes "Excavations in the Chama Valley, New Mexico" By, J.A. Jeancon 1923 "Antiquities of Central and South-Eastern Missouri" By, Gerard Fowke 1910 "Blood Revenge, War, and Victory Feasts Amon

Circa 1910. Two-color pictorial broadside advertises Chandos as a "human target," "handcuff king," and as presenting the Miser's Dream, Indian Mystery, and more. The central image is clearly a piratin

Lot of 6 Missouri Pacific Railway Passes dated 1883-1910. All unique and different looking. The 1883 pass title is written on pictorial iron rail. 5 early passes: 1883, 1890, 1891, 1893, & 1896. Great

Original Poster, phenomenal condition. Professionally framed MEASURES 41 1/2" x 29" Provenance: Prominent Chicago Collector

C. 1910. Koken Supply Co., St. Louis, Missouri. This is an original condition lighted barber pole with iconic red and white stripes. CONDITION: Showing some wear to the porcelain, but no discernible c

The MoPac Railroad advertising print with printed signature of illustrator Lebrun Jenkins (1876-1952) with date 1910 lower right, printed mat reads 'Missouri Pacific To Kansas City, Colorado and Calif

1910. Laborer carrying hammer, marching between a seaman and soldier on dock. United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation. Printed by The W.F. Powers Co. Edge issues and tears. 28.5" x 3