A Chassepot M 1866 needle fire rifle

With brass grip and recurved blade. In its steel scabbard. Latter 19th century. Worn. Overall length 71.3cm. Condition IV

With brass hilt and recurved blade. In its steel scabbard. 19th century. Worn. Overall length 71cm. Condition III

FRENCH M1866 CHASSEPOT SWORD BAYONET French Model 1866 Chassepot Sword Bayonet. Bright, slightly curved blade with fuller. Maker marked on the spine "Mre d Armes de St Etienne April 1875." Proof marks

French 1866 pattern chassepot sword bayonet having fullered T-Form yataghan blade with hook quillion, brass grip, and edge marked for St Etienne February 1868. With scabbard. Dimensions: 28" in. Lengt

Attributed to Tiffany Studios (American), circa 1920. Four panel "Pine Needle" favrile glass and patinated bronze fire screen. Glass likely replaced. No apparent makers mark but having numbers to side

SMALL GOLD SHIELD-TYPE FIRE BADGEDated 1866Engraved “Eagle Hose 2 Co.”. Reverse etched “WSB Akron”.Height 1.25”. Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Deluca.

M.C. Escher Earth; Air; Fire; Water (The Four Elements, Felicitas: New Year's Cards set, made for Eugene and Willy Strens) 1953-56woodcut in colors each: 6.25 h x 5.75 w in (16 x 15 cm)

JULIA M. WICKHAM (American, Long Island, 1866-1952), New Suffolk Beach and Robin's Island, oil on Academy board, unsigned. Dirt and grime. 18''h, 27''w. Provenance: Estate of the artist; to present ow

Clarence M. Dobell (British, active 1857-1866) The Boating Party, 1866 oil on canvas monogrammed (lower right) 19 x 15 1/2 inches. Provenance:

George Kalbfus (19th Century) After Alfred Jacob Miller (American 1810 - 1874) "Crow Indian on the Lookout" 1866 Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower left G Kalbfus 1866 12" x 10" Provenance: M. Knoed

Heading: (Great...) Author: Title: Great Fire in San Fransisco(sic). M[backwards 'a']y 4th, 1850. Buildings Burned! Loss $5,000,000. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:W.B. Cooke & Co. Dat

O ga, 2360 single stripe GG1, minor oxidation on pantagraph, 6530 fire safety car, 6736 D&M hopper, 6464-900 NYC box car, 6827 P&H power shovel & flat car, light yellow cab version, 6828 P&H truck cra

Ercole Barovier - Glass bowl "Eugeneo". Murano, circa 1951 (h cm 14,5) Bibliography: Art of Barovier. Glassmarkers in Murano 1866-1972, a cura di M. Barovier, Arsenale, Venezia 1993, pp. 129, 131; AA.

Debbie Fleming Caffery (American/Louisiana, b. 1948) "Sunrise Fire, Louisiana" "Kennedy" "Kojack Burning Pine Needles" three gelatin silver prints 1984-1990, each edition of 25 ("Kennedy" 8/25; "Kojac

Leather emblem is marked Wilson. Can not make out name of department that was on helmet.

56.139 Great condition fires a 10ga blank with original box

In a quasi-tapestry style, with an irregular open sand field, widely edged by a dense verdure of various birds and tropical plants, including two oblique palm trees. Narrow beige plain border. Recent.

Title: Presentation Fireman's Horn, Duquesne Fire Co. Pittsburgh Date: 1865 Medium: brass and copper Dimensions: 19 inches tall Signature: Brass Plate which reads " Compliments of David M. Lyle of Phi

The sand field shows a shadow pattern, within an open border of inward pointing, realistically rendered . irises and other flowers. Narrow border with strewn flowers. Recent. As new condition. Wool st

Aubusson-style with a cream field with eleven offset rows of small fleurs-de-lys. Notched border with bound swags. Wool design yarns. Louis XVI look modern work. Recent work, sympathetic with formal F

A five by six gridwork, with each reserve enclosing five or six lobe flowers, all in shades of green, beige, tan. Rosettes and feathers adorn the lattice. String borders. Wool surface pattern yarn. Re

Wonderful all original Smith Miller M.I.C. Aerial Ladder Truck with the original box. All original and complete. With nice picture Box. 26". Excellent

AN ANTIQUE FIRE OPAL AND DIAMOND RING in 18ct yellow gold and silver, set with a cushion cut fire opal of 1.72 carats, within a border of single cut diamonds, stamped 18, size M / 6.25, 3.2g.

HARRY HERMAN ROSELANDNew York, 1866/68-1950Interior scene with two women by a fire. Signed and dated lower left "Harry Roseland '43[?]".Oil on canvas, 12" x 18". Framed 18" x