Robert Scriver "1861 Pony Express Mail"

Lionel Western & Atlantic U.S. Mail car, Pony Express gold transport car, Chessie System hopper car, ATSF boxcar, Clark boxcar, and Pennsylvania boxcar. All have some wear from use and display.

Pony Express News Article, 1861, from the Illustrated London News, image: 10 x 15", frame: 18 x 23" Provenance: Property from a Terrell Hills, Texas mansion We happily provide seamless shipping serv

Nice history of the Buffalo/Indian head nickel that has been nicely framed and includes 14 nickels and a 4c stamp Indian Hunting Buffalo; 4c Overland Mail, 1958; 4c Pony Express, 1960; 3c Stephen Wat

SLIDES - FROM THE PAGEANT OF AMERICA / YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS / BOX #15 / Story of Communication", Pony Express rider, attack on a mail coach, Indian sign language, many others. In wooden, paper covere

An antique 19th Century woodblock print, an advertisement sign for the Pony Express, operated by the Central Overland California and Pikes Peak Express Co. between 1860 and 1861. American Old West cow

After Frederic Sackrider Remington (American, 1861-1909) Monumental bronze sculpture "Trooper of the Plains", 20th Century Signed on base with inset "National Pony Express Centennial Association" coin

FREDERIC REMINGTON (American 1861-1909) THREE PRINTS,"Dismounted: The Fourth Troopers Moving," on paper, signed L/L. 14" x 19 1/2"; "The Coming and Going of the Pony Express," on paper, signed L/R. 14

HARD COAL AND COAL CARS BY MARTIN ROBERT KARIG III, MOVING MAIL AND EXPRESS BY RAIL BY EDWARD DEROUIN

Jackson, Harry Andrew (American, 1924-2011), Pony Express, 1967, painted bronze, 18 x 13.5 x 21 inches, signed, dated, copyrighted on base, and inscribed “For Husky Oil, All the Best, Friend Harry��

MS. Ledger from Fort Bridger 1859-60 At Time 1st Pony Express and Mormon Wars. Customers include Wm. Russell, Gatlin, Sibley, Canby Offers Fascinating View of Frontier Life [FORT BRIDGER.] William A.

This Lot Includes:Gallery Coa & Free Domestic Shipping (*Insurance And International Shipping For An Additional Charge)Artist: Harry Jackson Title: Pony Express III - PolychromeMedium: BronzeSize: 9.7

Approx. 3 original shirts c1890-1920, unused, in mint condition, from the Parker Lion Pony Express Museum. Still wrapped and folded as original.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

Harry Jackson (American, 1924-2011) Pony Express III Bronze #213.Signed and dated 1977 with thumbprint. Foundry mark WFS Italy. Mounted on Black Marble base. With book from the Kennedy Galleries in Ne

S gauge. 1959. Clean matched set! Includes a 21925 & -1 UP PA Alco AA Diesels. Graphics match nicely with lettering on 1 side is a bit lighter on both units; 24837 Star Dust combine; 24838 Dream Cloud

This is a single-sided sign made in 1935 for the American Pioneer Trail Association and designed by Perry Diggs. It has some minor soiling and very light wear on the bottom-center edge. Condition: (Ex

COMMISSIONED BY WELLS FARGO IN 1910 COMMEMORATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PONY EXPRESS. 16.5" DIA.

American Flyer S Gauge 20535 Union Pacific Pony Express Passenger Set with Original Boxes and Set Box that includes - 21925 UP Powered Alco PA nd 2125-1 UP Non-Powered Alco PA Diesel Locomotives, 2483

Morton Kunstler (American, B. 1931) "Pony Express" Signed and dated lower right. Original acrylic on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corp

Artist: Robert Scriver | 1914-1999 CAA, NAWA, NSS, SAA Title: Part of the Job Inscribed on base: © Bob Scriver 3/175 1995 [Arrowhead Bronze mark] Media: Bronze Dimensions:13 by 12 by 5 1/2 inches Con

Harry Jackson (1924-2011): Pony Express Bronze with brown patina, 1977, signed 'Harry Jackson', dated, inscribed 'PE II HB 20' and with the WFS foundry mark at bottom, on a rustic wood base. Measures:

A. (Alexander) Phimister Proctor, SC, 17 inches in diameter. Provenance: From the Estate of Raymond Bentley.

S ga, 21925 & 21925-1 AA diesels, 24837 combine, 24838 coach, 24839 vista dome, 24840 obsv, C6-7.

This is an original cold painted polychrome bronze sculpture by artist Harry Jackson (American, 1924-2011). Jackson began his career as a Marine combat artist, then later worked in the abstract expres

Robert Scriver (1914–1999). Bronze sculpture titled "The Exalted Ruler" of a majestic elk. Signed, titled, dated 1994, and numbered 41/100 along the base. Dimensions: Height (including base): 1