American Institute of Architecture AIA Award.

1855 sterling silver American Institute award medal with seated Lady Liberty and emblematic symbols of America. Back of medal is decorated with garland and text that reads (Award To Thaddeus Hyatt For

1869 bronze American Institute award medal with seated Lady Liberty and emblematic symbols of America. Back of medal is decorated with garland and text that reads (Award To W.M. A. Harris for a Steam

Sterling Silver American Institute NY Award Medal by Robert Lovett "After the First Medal To Isaac K. Bennett for the best ox yolk 1857". Measures 2". All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the

The pin attached to the black ribbon of a watch fob comprising a 10K gold filled 15 jewels Elgin pocket watch and a 10K yellow gold and diamond Founders Award American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Medals 1875 Broadside With American Institute Exhibition Medals October 1, 1875-Dated, Illustrating New York State Fair Awards Including Engraved "American Institute" Exhibition Medals, Broadside Adve

[ARCHITECTURE]. SULLIVAN, Louis H. (1856–1924). A System of Architectural Ornament. New York and [Park Forest, IL: The Prairie School Press for] the American Institute of Architects, [1964]. Fol

American Institute. New York. Benjamin Wilt for Best Plum Cake. Still in Original Box.2.21 oz or 40.3 dwt or 62.7 grams

from the American Institute of Architects Philadelphia Chapter, comprising: 1) William C. Hays; CATALOGUE OF THE ANNUAL ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION, 1902 - 1903. (Philadelphia: 1902); 2) YEAR BOOK OF THE

Various Makers group of medals and medallions, eight, pertaining to Chicago 1) The Medallic Art Company for American Institute of Architects, in original box: Centennial medal for the AIA Chicago Chap

Garry Pisarek (20th C) American, Watercolor on Paper. Modernist abstract Cityscape. Signed. Pisarek studied at the Chicago Art institute's School of Art. He won many awards at regional exhibitions. Ti

A set of two American medals. First. Silver Maryland, Daughters of the Revolution, 1776-1891, with award ribbon. Weight - 10.9 grams. Second. For Home and Country badge of the Women's Institute of Can

1872 American Architecture Villas and Cottages Home Building Construction Plans Calvert Vauxs “Villas and Cottages” is a highly desirable, 19th-century instructional guide for building hom

An American Institute Fair inlaid pentagonal sewing kit on base. 1833. With each portion having unique colonial inspired transfer image. Hinged lid to reveal mirror top with removable velvet tray. Mis

(2) LARGER 2" BRONZE MEDALS - 1879 & 1897; 1- 1 1/4" 1867

THE GEORGIAN PERIOD; BEING MEASURED DRAWINGS OF COLONIAL WORK (1898-1902) 12 parts complete - bound in 3 vols. bound in canvas

Exceptional 1852 medal awarded to Jones & Kershaw of Blockly, PA for Merino & Cassimeres. Medal is 2" diameter and is in its original case, uncirculated.

Mostly American Architects both Modern and Classical books with Architectural related media Publications includes Frank Lloyd Wright, Richard Meier, Mario Botta, Kenzo Tange, American homes from coast

Presented to John F Griffen for Patent Self Sealing Preserve Jars 1865. JF Griffen does in fact hold a patent (US42186A, granted 1864) for an Improvement in preserve-cans. 2.25" diameter bronze medal

W.R. Ware; THE GEORGIAN PERIOD (NY: 1923) 6 vols., folio, cloth spine, printed boards; showing some wear and dusting, Vol. II showing additional wear and splitting along the shoulders

etched & clear glass with metal shooting star; 13 inches high

SKU #: 41630 Folio. Green cloth. Tail of spine has small tear and chipped. Illustrated. 176pp., with photos. Full refund if not satisfied. Title: The Octagon Library of Early American Architecture: Ch

6 Books, American Architecture including: "George Howe: Toward a Modern American Architecture" by Robert A. M. Stern (1975), "Raymond Hood: Architect" by Walter H. Kilham Jr (1973), "The Architecture

Wallace. Colonial Houses. Philadelphia. NY: Bonanza, n.d. // Raymond. Early Domestic Architecture of Penna. NY: Helburn, 1931. 1st ed. 1 of 1100 copies. Covers worn. + Another copy, ex-lib with markin

[AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE]. WALTER, Thomas Ustick (1804–1887). An Original Proposed Plan for the Second Story of an Unknown Structure, 16 June 1835. One page, folio 508 x 384 mm, ink and wash, sign