James Carl Hancock (1890-1960, New Orleans), "St. Louis

A pair of James Carl Hancock (1890-1966) etchings of New Orleans. Both etchings are hand signed to their lower margin. They include one of the St. Louis Cathedral and one of Pirates Alley. Unframed- p

Titled: St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans. Portrait view depicting the oldest cathedral in North America, founded as a Catholic Parish in 1720. Artist signed on lower right side. Sight size: 6"L x

James Carl Hancock (Louisiana/Arkansas, 1898-1966), Seven New Orleans Prints, "Orleans St., New Orleans," "Bosque Court," "Marchand Patio," "The Candle Shop Patio," "Court of Two Sisters," "LaBranche

James Hussey (1931- , New Orleans), "St. Louis Cathedral," 20th c., oil on canvas, signed lower right, presented in a polychromed relief frame, H.- 29 1/2 in., W.- 231/2 in.

Larry Edwardson, New Orleans, St. Louis Cathedral. Dated 1960, St Louis Cathedral. Title: Down Chartres Street , New Orleans - 196. Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 20 x 8 in. Signature: SLL. Artist: Larry

Larry Edwardson, New Orleans, St. Louis Cathedral. Darted 1960,. Title: Down Orleans Street, New Orleans. Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 8 x 20 in. Signature: SLL. Artist: Larry Edwardson. Framed.

Oil painting by James Lamantia, a New Orleans artist from the famous Orleans Gallery on Royal St., circa 1960 51" L x 23" H

Pamela Clesi (New Orleans), "St. Louis Cathedral," and "Brulatour Courtyard," c. 1975, pair of oils on canvas, signed l.r., framed, H.- 29 3/4 in., W.- 14 1/2 in.

1883 1ed Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain Steamboats New Orleans St Louis “Now and then we had a hope that if we lived and were good, God would permit us to be pirates.” – Mark Twain, Life on

1883 1ed Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain Steamboats New Orleans St Louis “Now and then we had a hope that if we lived and were good, God would permit us to be pirates.”– Mark Twain, Life on t

18 sterling silver collector spoons to include Port Arthur, New Orleans, St. Louis, Chicago, New York, Washington DC, Baltimore, Ocean View, and more collector's spoons in various sizes. Some are enam

Title/Content of Map: Early American Cities: New York, Portland (MI), Boston, Providence, Baltimore, Albany, Philadelphia, Charleston, Savanna, New Orleans, St. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Cincinnat

Harold "Napoleon" King (New Orleans, 1940-2005), "St. Louis Cathedral," 1994, graphite and pastel on paper, signed and dated lower right, inscribed and dated in pen en verso, unframed, H.- 18 in., W.-

Signed in lower right corner J. Carl Hancock in graphite, edition 175. Subject depicts a view of an alley against a fenced off area with foliage and buildings with various balconys and women walking d

"The Great Mississippi Steamboat Race from New Orleans to St. Louis, 1870", hand-colored lithograph, Currier and Ives Publishers, New York, 1870, sight 9-3/4" x 13". Glazed, matted and framed.

Thirteen Pieces of New Orleans Ephemera, consisting of "Digest of the Ordinances and Resolutions of the Second Municipality and of the General Council of the City of New Orleans," 1848; "St. Louis Cat

J. Carl Hancock (American/New Orleans, 1898-1966) Watercolor , Jackson Square New Orleans. Signed lower right. 11-1/2 x 9-1/2 sight.

W.E. Dwyer (New Orleans), "Jackson Square," "St. Louis Cathedral," and "Pirate's Alley," 20th c., three oils on board, signed verso, one signed l.l., presented in a single frame, Each- H.- 11 5/8 in.,

Melba Dukes Gianelloni (American/New Orleans, 1914-2012), "St. Louis Basilica: Cathedral", 1965, oil on canvas board, signed and dated lower right, signed, titled and dated en verso, 20 in. x 24 in.,

Nestor Fruge (1916-2012, New Orleans), "View of St. Louis Cathedral from Pirates Alley," 20th c., watercolor on paper, signed lower left, presented in a silvered frame, H.- 21 1/2 in., W.- 14 1/2 in.,

Franz Weiss (American/New Orleans, 1903-1982) , "St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans", 1967, oil on burlap, signed and dated lower right, titled lower left, 24 in. x 10 in., framed Condition Report: Neit

States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Second Mortgage Bond. No. 4871, issued in 1877 for $1,000.Signed by the president and secretary. Punch and stamp cancelled. 59 coupons attach

Jewell, M (possibly Malissa), (20th Century American), The Cabildo Arches next to St. Louis Cathedral corner of Charters and St. Peters Streets, and A Courtyard New Orleans in rear the St. Louis Cathe

A French Quarter service plate for the Illinois Central Railroad titled "Old Grima Home St. Louis Street New Orleans" measuring 10 3/4". This is one of 10 from the original series used on the Panama L