Now Listen Warden by Ray P. Holland 1946

"Now Listen, Warden" is a memoir of Holland's experiences as a game warden in Pennsylvania, filled with stories of poachers, moonshiners, and other colorful characters. Holland's love for the outdoors

The Isle of Long Ago by Edwin Kent, 1933 (184 of 1000 copies) Now Listen, Warden by Ray Holland, 1946 (110 of 475 copies) signed by author and artist. From the Estate of Everett “Rett” Foster of C

Two Books on Decoys and One on Waterfowlingto include: Ray P. Holland, Shotgunning in the Lowlands (New York: Countryman Press, 1945), drawings by Lynn Bogue Hunt; Joel Barber, Wild Fowl Decoys (Dover

Shotgunning in the Lowlands. Shotgunning in the Uplands. By Ray P. Holland with Illustrations by Lynn Bogue Hunt. Published by The Countryman Press (1945). Both with slipcovers. Each 9 1/2"x12"x1 1/4"

Shotgunning in the Lowlands by Ray P. Holland, 1945, limited to 350 numbered and signed copies by the author and artist, Lynn Bogue Hunt, of which this is number 37, Fine in issued Fair slipcase; Shot

[HUNTING & SPORTING]. A group of 17 works on hunting, sporting, and safari, including: HOLLAND, Ray P. Shotgunning in the Uplands. NY, 1944. Second printing. -- HOLLAND. Shotgunning in the Lowlands. N

Man Ray (1890-1976) Charlotte, California, 1943 Solarized gelatin silver print; signed and dated 'Man Ray 1946' in pencil on the original mount which has been removed by a conservator; framed. image/s

Circa 1970s - 1980s. Limited edition. This particular one is pictured on page 8 of Ray Holland's book, "The Motorcar in Art". Very elaborate depiction of man driving an early tiller car, woman passeng

Circa 1970s - 1980s. Made in Spain. China. This particular figurine is pictured in Ray Holland's book "The Motorcar in Art", page 8. The two geese and one tire have been glued back on but are not brok

Serial No. 6739, c. early 1900's. Beautiful working condition. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Condition: (Excellent). Item

Charles and Ray Eames 1946 FSW-6 folding screen. Articulated panels of curved plywood sandwiched between ash. Six panels with canvas webbing. Excellent condition 5' 7 3/4" H x 5' W approx.

Tris floor lamp for Arredoluce. 1950. Brass and leatherette.. Cm 35,00 x 181,00 x 35,00. Literature: Quaderni di Domus n.5 ”L’illuminazione della casa”, Domus Editoriale, 1946, p. 9

David Lynch (American, b. 1946) "Third Ray", 1974, mixed media work on paper, signed. Framed. Size: 19'' x 27'', 48 x 69 cm (sight); 24.75'' x 32.75'', 63 x 83 cm (frame). Provenance: Ex. Collection o

Zuid-Holland E. Estie & Co., Gouda. Tall vase with handles, 1901-03. H. 45.5 cm. Earthenware, polychromatic glaze on eggshell white. Craquele. Marked: Lazarus gate MADE IN ZUID HOLLAND, F.D. P/B.

Zuid-Holland E. Estie & Co., Gouda. Tall vase with handles, 1901-03. H. 45.5 cm. Earthenware, polychromatic glaze on eggshell white. Craquele. Marked: Lazarus gate MADE IN ZUID HOLLAND, F.D. P/B.

Early LCW chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946 for Herman Miller. Dimensions: H 27" x W 22" x D 22.5" x SH 15.25" Condition: In need of some restoratinon, with signs of wear including nicks

1853-p Arrows & Rays Seated Half Dollar 50c Graded ms64+ By SEGS.

***Auction Highlight*** 1853-p Arrows & Rays Seated Half Dollar 50c Grades Choice+ Unc BY USCG.

P Kammuller (Paul 1885-1946) Schweizerische Nationale Flugspende, original poster printed by Wasserman Basel c. 1925 - 101 x 69 cm

Unframed intaglio print on toned paper, "Floating Above," signed lower right Kelly Fearing (Arkansas, Texas, 1918-2011), dated 1946, inscribed "A/P unique print," plate:

1st Class Breast Star of the model instituted during the short-lived Bulgarian Republic, before the communist regime who took the power in 1946. Smooth Silver rays, 89.5 mm., gilt Silver centre medall

Third quarter 20th century Hume Furniture Restoration label to one seat Designed 1946 by Charles and Ray Eames (1907-1978 and 1912-1988 Los Angeles, CA), each bent plywood chair with rubber shock moun

Second half 20th century Designed circa 1946 by Charles and Ray Eames (1907-1978 and 1912-1988 Los Angeles, CA) for Herman Miller, the foldable molded ash plywood screen in ebonized finish 68" H x 59"

Charles and Ray Eames OTW Herman MillerUSA, 1946walnut plywood, birch plywood34.5 w × 23.75 d × 15.5 h in (88 × 60 × 39 cm) Literature: The Work