The Radiotron by F. Langford Smith, 1941

Watercolor portrait on paper. Period frame. Inscribed, "Chauncy F. Smith aged 27 years." Signed W.W.S.M. lower right and dated 1840. Framed: H 11-1/8" W 9-1/8" Sight: H 9-1/2" W 7-5/8" Image opening:

Titled in pencil "Cassandra." Numbered 1/25. 1966. Signed Ben Smith. Dimensions: (Frame) H 111" x W 58" Condition: On three sheets. Some wrinkling. Otherwise fresh and clean.

Maltese Boat Oil on board Signed lower left Size: 20 x 24 in.

John Christen Johansen(1876-1964)Portrait of Aubrey Smith, 1941Oil on canvasSigned, dated, and inscribed lower left: John C. Johansen / To Mr. Aubrey Smith / Souvenir of Stockbridge, Mass.30" H x

SMITH, B. F. Jr. (19th Century). View of the Water Celebration on Boston Common, Oct. 25, 1848. Lithograph with original hand color. Boston: Tappan & Badfords, c. 1849. 27 1/4" x 38 3/4" sheet. The fa

Super Magic Comics #1. Street & Smith, 1941. First issue of the comic featuring Blackstone the Magician, and the only issue by this title (subsequent issues became Super Magician). Ungraded; apparent

Massachusetts 19th Century Thick cardstock signed by Samuel F. Smith, author of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" reading "My country tis of thee Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I Sing J. F. Smith." 3" x 5 1/

Signed l.r.c., verso bears title on old label. Frame gilt by John Veitch, whose work appears in the Smithsonian Overall: 14-3/4"h x 12-3/4"w Sight: 10-1/4"h x 8-1/4"w

F. Smith Oil Painting on board. Subject: Flowers & Apples. 6.5" x 9.75" Painting in good condition with some chips on the gilded frame. See photo's

Super-Magician Comics No. 3. Street & Smith, 1941. CGC 6.5 graded copy. Jack Binder cover and art.

G Ralph Smith (1941 - 2010) gouache painting of nudes "Couple in Arbor", signed lower right, gouache mixed media, measures 29 1/4" x 19 1/4" sight in a 40 1/2" x 30 1/2" frame

G Ralph Smith (1941 - 2010) Still life painting, "Flowers and Fruit", signed lower right, oil on masonite, measures 24" x 30" in a 34" x 28" frame

G Ralph Smith (1941 - 2010) Landscape painting "White Farmhouse", signed lower right, oil on masonite, measures 22" x 28" in a 26 1/2" x 32 1/2" frame

G Ralph Smith (1941 - 2010) Landscape painting "Red Bushes", signed lower right, oil on masonite, measures 26" x 32" in a 29 1/2" x 35 1/2" frame

Pair of LENNON F SMITH JR. Hand carved Duck Decoys: Excellent, Highly Detailed Carvings of Two Ducks by Renowned Wood carver. Each Approx. 11" Long. (250-500)

Oil on canvas. Monochrome Western scene, nocturne at dusk. Signed lower right. 19.5" x 23.5" (sight); 28" x 32" (frame).

Mid/Late 1900s, Large and beautiful signed original oil on canvas depicting a small farm at the foot of huge mountains. 19-1/4" x 23-1/4" (27" x 31" framed)

Native American Navajo Koshare Watermelon Clown Kachina by F. Smith, measures 14.5''H x 7.5''W x 3''Deep, embellished with rabbit fur, shells, leather, and feathers

Items from Judge William F Smith who was a United States Circuit Judge, and a US District Judge for NJ. Includes a photo of him with another man - identified as "Tony" as well as a signed copy of Mast

Benjamin F. Smith, Boston Common color lithograph, Benjamin F. Smith (1830-1927), "View of the Water Celebration", published by Tappan & Bradfords, 24.25"h x 36.5"w (sight), 33.25"h x 44.25"w (frame s

B.F. Smith Jr., New Orleans color lithograph, Benjamin F. Smith (American, 1830-1927), "New Orleans from St. Patrick's", published by Smith Brothers & Co., 23.5"h x 40.25"w (sight), 31.25"h x 48.25"w

[Blackstone, Harry] Super Magic Comics V1 N1. Street & Smith, 1941. Inaugural issue of the comic book series later titled Super Magician. Appealing copy with red ink stamp to front cover, minor edgewe

6.75" x 3.25" note from the consolidated fund of Texas No. 668 for $100, made out to Benjamin F. Smith, dated 1837. Smith served as a Major under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in

3 Sterling Serving Spoons, includes: Gorham Imperial Chrysanthemum, 8 5/8" pierced gold washed bowl spoon (1894); F. Smith No. 2 pattern gold washed bowl 8 1/4" spoon (1918), and a Dominick & Haff New