(Entertainment) STAGE LIGHTING Fuchs 1929 1st Theater

PAIR OF THEATER STAGE LIGHTS, FROM WOODSTOCK, N.Y. WEEKEND HOME OF AWARD WINNING THEATER STAGE LIGHTING DESIGNER, HAS LABEL - PRODUCTION ARTS LIGHTING, INC. NEW YORK. HE USED THEM IN HIS HOUSE. MEASUR

(4) 2 PAIRS OF THEATER STAGE LIGHTS FROM WOODSTOCK, N.Y. WEEKEND HOME OF AWARD WINNING STAGE LIGHTING DESIGNER. THESE WERE USED IN HIS HOME, AND HE STATED THEY WERE CONVERTED TO USE THERE. THEY MEASUR

(4) IRON PULLEYS FROM ESTATE OF AWARD WINNING STAGE LIGHTING DESIGNER, HE STATED HE GOT THESE FROM A BOSTON THEATER THAT WAS BEING RENOVATED, GREAT LOOK & FORM. 3 MEASURE 22" LONG, 1 MEASURES 18" LONG

(8) THEATER STAGE LIGHTS, ALL THE SAME, FROM AWARD WINNING THEATER LIGHTING DIRECTOR'S WOODSTOCK, N.Y. WEEKEND HOME. HE HAD THEM CONVERTED TO USE IN HIS HOME, WE TOOK THEM DOWN, AND WERE STILL IN USE

Thurston, Howard. The Demon. The Greatest Mystery Drama of All. New York, 1929. Handbill for Thurston’s short-lived stage theatrical “The Demon,” at New Rochelle Theater (New York), the play’s

1st Printing of DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE by Henry Dreyfuss , Simon & Schuster, NY, ca 1955. Book 9.5 x 7 in. Technical and ergonomic product design and industrial design, theater stage design. Book, first

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929, published by Doi SIZE IN INCHES: 15.50 x 10.25 inches COMMENTS: Rare early 1st state printing, publisher's seal reads Doi Teiichi; carved and printed by Endo and Matsus

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929, 1st Edition, published by Shozaburo Watanabe, with publishers "A" seal (used 1924-30) in lower left corner of image. SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5 x 15.25 inches PROVENANC

Rare small size United States National Currency $5 bill. This hard to find note comes from the First National Bank Of St. Helens Oregon. Series 1929, Charter Number 11200. Ungraded but in good conditi

"A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest Hemingway, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1929. First Edition, 1st state of the 1st printing. 1929 on the bottom of the title page, Scribner's colophon on the copyri

There are (2) blue approx. 4" in diameter, (2) clear 5 1/2" in diameter, and (6) 6 1/2" in diameter

1929 1st/1st Farewell to Arms Hemingway World War I Military Romance CLASSIC “The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.” – Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arm

Heading: Author: Heyward, Dorothy and DuBose Title: Porgy: A Play in Four Acts Place Published: New York Publisher:For The Theatre Guild by Doubleday, Page and Company Date Published: 1927

4 red & 4 blue. Approx. 5 5/8" in diameter.

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929/30, 1st edition (with artist signature at lower left, in image), SIZE IN INCHES: 16 x 20 inches COMENTS: The printing of this work pre-dates the standard Takamizawa issu

Large 19th-20th century collection of noted people in the world of Art, Entertainment, Music, Stage, Politics, Hollywood Golden Age Stars, Divas, Actors, Actresses, Religious Figures, Royalty, Authors

Very finely painted interior scene by Emil Fuchs (1866 - 1929). Oil on board. Unsigned. Framed. Provenance from the Brooklyn Museum. Image size, 24L x 30H

Harry Engel, Romanian/American, 1901?1970. A mid 20th century oil on canvas stage scene. Depicts a jester and knight on a theater stage with swords and shield. Signed "Harry Engel" lower right. Some s

Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian French, 1892-1990). An original gouache painting on paper. An Art Deco style interior stage or theater landscape featuring a female figure standing on a pedestal, wit

ESTATE LOT 50'S & 60'S FRENCH EXHIBITION POSTERS, FROM ESTATE OF NYC THEATER LIGHTING DESIGNER, MOST IN NICE CONDITION, A FEW WITH CRINKLES ON BORDERS, SMALL TEARS, REAL NICE LOT! APPROX. SIZES 26" X

Lot of four pieces: American Studios of San Francisco, stage scenery catalog, 1931; Theatrical Stage Hardware, 1929; theatre play bill from the Yankee Doodle Players; Shipstads & Johnson Ice Follies o

Japanese Woodblock Print, from the series "Twelve Figures of New Beauties", a set of 12 prints issued in editions of 250, this is “Lipstick”, printed in 1929, with limitation seal on the v

Emil Fuchs (American, 1866-1929) Joy of Life stamped 'EMIL FUCHS ©' and 'GORHAM CO FOUNDERS QFXM' (both on base) bronze with soft green patina height 12 in. presented on a low black plinth

Emil Fuchs (American, 1866-1929) Wolfhound stamped 'GORHAM CO. FOUNDERS QFZX' (on the lower edge near the hindquarters) bronze with a green patina 2 1/2 x 9 1/4 x 6 in.