Basin, MT Photo by Robertson [175007]

Barometer (25"L), copper basin (9"x18"x14"), fancy photo frame (10"x7.8"), purses, etc

JESSE OWENS BERLIN 1936 8.O6 MT - PHOTO PRINT DISPLAY

Dave Brubeck signed black and white photograph. Measures 10.125-in. x 7.875-in. and is signed in black marker. Includes COA from Beckett Authentication Services #H09033. Autograph NM-MT, photo has dam

8' Mermaid garden fountain. Approx. 8'H. 5'W & 20"Deep basin. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Arthur C. Pillsbury Orotone Photo of Mt Rainier and Mirror Lake c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original condition. 12"h x 18"w. Original frame 17.25"h x 23"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all o

Featured in this lot is this Mt. Rainer hand tinted silver print photograph circa 1920 from American artist Asahel Curtis born in 1874 and died in 1941. The photograph shows a scenic depiction of Mt.

(American 1874-1941), Provenance: Harriet Robinson Estate via Macon Brothers Auction to Gary McCabe 2007. Vintage original frame, 9-1/2" x 7-1/2" Sight View, 15" x 13" Overall

Antique Mt Ranier Photo c1910. Unsigned. Light stain in upper right corner, otherwise excellent condition. Original frame 9"'h x 6.75"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS

approx. 16" x 13" framed

Vintage "Mount Rainer, Mirror Lake, Washington" hand-tinted framed photograph. J.B.B. blindstamp lower right corner. Amarillo Art and Gift Shop stamp to the reverse. Appears in good condition; not exa

Willard Worden Hand-Painted Triptych Photo Mt Tamalpais, Marin County, California in the original frame. 2 images @ 10" x 5 1/2" and 1 @ 10" x 7 3/4". Central image signed "Worden, S.F.". Losses to pa

Rogers Locomotive & Machine Works builder photo of Mississippi & Tennessee Railway #25. This railroad existed from 1855-1889 when it was absorbed into the Illinois Central Railroad. This photograph is

Autographs Three Signed Photographs of the Three Survivors of the Historic Second U.S. Flag Raising Atop Mount Suribachi (Flag Raising Atop Mount Suribachi) c. May 1945 WW II, Set of Three Signed Blac

Autographs Three Signed Photographs of the Three Survivors of the Historic Second U.S. Flag Raising Atop Mount Suribachi (Flag Raising Atop Mount Suribachi) c. May 1945 WW II, Set of Three Signed Blac

LOT (16) ASSORTED INCLUDING 1768 BOSTON CHRONICLE; 1836 ULSTER COUNTY WHIG; (8) PAMPHLETS INCLUDING WARWICK BAPTIST ASSOC, 1832-1858; BROADSIDE-NEWBURGH "PLEYEL SOCIETY", C.1830; PHOTO-MT. RUSHMORE IN

Group includes a Richard Payne abstract view of Mt. Fuji; photo after Jim Dine, man with a pipe, a print by Richard Payne - inscribed verso - p 49 - issue #7 - 1941. [Largest (frame): 18 x 24 inches].

Asahel Curtis (1874-1941) Hand-tinted Silver Print Photograph {Mt. Rainer}. 9 5/8" x 11 5/8" with Curtis's name and number lower left (in plate). Dated 1920, framed and missing glass. Photographic pri

Includes: Bobsled pictures, a signed four man bob sled photo, Mt. Van Hoevenberg Bobsled Run Waiver, 1938 FIFA World Cup German Medal ( Bob-Weltmeisterschaft fand 1938 in St. Moritz in der Schweiz (Zw

L.G. Linkletter Framed Silver Print Photograph {Mt. Rainier}. Image 8" x 10", original frame and backing 9.5" x 11.5". Photo is in EX-MT/MT, frame VG-EX/EX.

Derrick Jeter graded card. - 1993 Score - #489/NM/MT/8. Photo's are considered part of the description and condition.

ANSEL ADAMS (1902-1984) Ferns in Rain, Mt. Rainer Photo-litho, 1974 Printed in America 10" x 7 1/2"

FLOOD BASIN, color photograph on Kodak paper, initialed and inscribed 3-10 in marker on verso, sheet 16 x 20”; COLOR TUNNEL, triptych, three color photographs, each inscribed in the margins, she

B/W photo of Robertson Davies by P.Rankin- Smith mounted on art paper /board and signed on the margin by Robertson Davies, January 12, 1992. The signature is authentic with provenance. Image size : 7

325+ stereo cards and stereoviewer. Pyramid and Phoenix, R-34 US dirigible Lindberg. Many real photos, Mt. Washington, Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY. US troops, war ships etc. See photos. From the Nort