'Take Up the Sword of Justice',

Bernard Partridge 39"x24" England BT,C-T Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color OF-

Bernard Partridge (1861-1945) Take up the Sword of Justice, original Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster No 111 printed by David Allen June 1915 - 76 x 51 cm This famous recruiting poster publis

PARTRIDGE, Sir Bernard (1861—1945). Take Up the Sword of Justice. Harrow: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1914. Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Striking classic World War I-

Modern Wars c. 1915 WWI Poster "Take Up The Sword Of Justice" Featuring the Sinking of the Cunard Liner RMS Lusitania c. 1915 WWI Poster titled, "Take Up The Sword Of Justice," featuring the sinking o

Bernard Partridge (1861-1945) Take Up The Sword Of Justice, original PRC poster No 111 printed by David Allen 1915 - 76 x 51 cm

Bernard Partridge (1861-1945) Take up the Sword of Justice, original Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Card No 110 printed by David Allen June 1915 - 49.5 x 30.5 cm; General Mobilization Army Reserve

Bernard Partridge (1861-1945) Take Up The Sword Of Justice, original Card No 111 printed for the PRC by Dacid Allen 1915 - 36 x 25 cm

Very Rare 16th-17th C. German Executioner Beheading Justice Sword with Powerful Broad Blade Etched to One Side with Maker Name & Floral Scrolls, Leather & Iron Wire Bound Grip, Interesting and Seldom

Very Nice German Executioner's Beheading Justice Sword with Very Broad Fullered Blade Engraved with Inscriptions & Decorations, Ricasso Bearing a Struck Maker's Mark. Iron Mounted Hilt of Typical Form

This vintage magic prop is rare and hard to find. The tube is shown empty, and a large, long balloon is placed into the tube and blown up so that it fits snugly in the tube. You take the sword and thr

Framed oil painting on lined canvas, Lady Justice Holding Sword and Scale, unsigned, likely Flemish School, blacklight examination reveals scattered areas of inpainting, canvas: approx 33"h, 41"w, ove

English, late 19th to early 20th century. Oversized mahogany judge's armchair, having a shaped back with shell crest, inlaid boxwood stringing, scales of justice, and Sword of Damocles, loose leather

French patinated metal sculpture in a bronze finish, late 19th c., Justice with Sword and Shield, signed in cast lower right Hip. Moreau, after Hippolyte Francois Moreau (France, 1832-1927), rising on

Lady justice holds sword in one hand and scales in other. Brown patina. 19" high.

AFTER L. STEINER (GERMAN), BRONZE FIGURE OF JUSTICE, H 66", W 32":An allegorical figure of blind Justice, holding a sword at her right side and scales in the left hand, while stepping on a serpent. Ra

Large patinated bronze sculpture statue of Lady Justice, blindfolded with sword and scales. The sword and scales are both loose and removable. Measures a total of 64" tall x 27" wide and 17" deep. Mou

DESCRIPTION: After Alois Mayer (German, 1855-1939) "Blind Justice" large patinated bronze figural sculpture depicting a blindfolded lady representing "Justice" holding a sword and a balance scale, and

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Bronze sculpture of woman with sword and snake, "Blind Justice", 51" x 15". Provenance: Florida estate.

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice And Blind Justice Are The Names Associated With The Feminine Image Themis, The Goddess Of Greek Mythology Epitomizing The Virtue Of Justice. Holding A Sword In One Hand To Represent Power