Henry Meyer, American Naval lithograph

Henry Meyer, American Naval lithograph, Henry Meyer (English, 1783-1847), "Majesty's ship, the Shannon, in the attack, boarding, and capture of the American frigate, the Chesapeake", c. 1816, 18.75"h

Nathaniel Currier, American naval color lithograph, Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813-1888), "Sandy Hook Pilots' Charitable Fund", publisher Currier & Ives NY, faintly inscribed in pen "Edw. Messering

Sarony & Major, American Naval ship lithograph, Sarony & Major (American, 19th c.), "Caloric Ship Ericsson - Passing the Battery NY", 16.5"h x 21"w (sight), 26"h x 30.5"w (frame size), matted and fram

by Captain Barclay, image area 14" X 18", plus frame.

Fitz Henry Lane (American, 1804-1865), lithograph on paper depicting a working seaside town on the harbor, published by A. Conant, 18" x 26" sight, 26 3/4" x 34 1/2" framed.

William Henry Chandler (American, 1854-1928) lithograph on paper depicting a landscape mountain view, 1893. Signed in print, lower left. Chandler was a pastel artist. His works include landscapes, win

American, 19th century. A tramp art frame with a W. Ottman naval battle lithograph dated 1898; 20 x 24.5 inches. Overall good condition. Small area of loss bottom left corner.

Each sight: 10-3/4" high x 9-1/4" wide. Each overall with frame: 15-3/4" to 16-1/2" high x 13-1/2" to 14-1/2" wide. JS

Edward Lamson Henry (American 1841-1919) Hand Colored Lithograph "Boating Down the Erie Canal", published by C. Klackner, NYC, signed in plate lower left, in mahogany stained frame 13.25 in. x 34.25 i

After William Henry Brown (American 1808 - 1883), a lithograph silhouette of John Marshall, the lithography by E. B. and E. C. Kellogg, dated 1844; an engraving titled "Mr. Thomas Paine, Author of the

EDWARD LAMSON HENRY (AMERICAN 1841-1919), HAND COLORED LITHOGRAPH, "THE FIRST RAILROAD TRAIN ON THE MOHAWK AND HUDSON ROAD, 1892-93", SIGNED (IN PLATE). SIGHT 14 1/4 X 35"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-23 1/2 X

Henry Leonard Meyer (British, 1797-1865) lithograph prints, "Tree Pipit" and "Andalusian Hemipode," ca 1837, signed in plate. 14 3/4" x 11". Andalusian is ripped.

An optical modern lithograph, by David Meyer (American), dated 1981, signed lower right, numbered A.P. 10/10 lower left, entitled "Lattice", size as framed 27.5x39

Depicting Don Quixote attacking the windmills, believing them to be giants, Sancho Panza in the background with his hands in the air in disbelief. Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil "Henry C Meyer

Frank Henry Schwarz (Italian/American 1894 - 1951) signed lithograph. Signed and dated "Frank H. Schwarz 1930" in pencil lower right. Title "Anticoli" in pencil lower left. Measures 18" x 12.25" image

Henry Charles Pearson (American, 1914-2006), color lithograph depicting a red circle filled with black lines to create a wave pattern, numbered "88/175" and signed l.l., 27" x 27" sheet size.

Henry G. Keller (American 1869-1949) 1 lithograph, 30 sketches and 1 Christmas card- 1.) ''Fighting Horses''- lithograph, signed in pencil, foxing throughout, 1933, edition of 250, Print-A-Month Club,

Henry Jaffee (American 20th c) Lockheed Hudson Lithograph as found losses to upper corner- signed in plate - Image 12 x 18" Overall 20 x 26"

Charles Henry Alston (American (New York), 1907-1977). "Untitled", lithograph on cream wove paper, signed within matrix lower right. Scarce lithograph by the noted African American abstract expression

SHAFER, Leon Alaric. Liberty Loan / They Kept the Sea Lanes Open. New York: W.F. Powers Litho., ca. 1919. Color lithograph propaganda poster of an American naval forces blocking a German U-boat, thus

Edward Henry Weston (American, 1886 -1958): E.E. Cummings, 1995. Lithograph, unsigned, framed under museum glass. Edward Henry Weston was a 20th-century American photographer. He has been called "one

Henry Moore (American 1898-1986) Thirteen Standing Figures Lithograph on paper. Signed in watermark 18 x 12.5"

Koerner, Henry (Austrian/American, 1915-1991), two Pittsburgh themed lithographs including Forbes Field with Honus Wagner, each approximately 17 by 21 inches, signed and titled in pencil, and in alumi

H.A. Ogden, (5) Revolutionary War lithographs, Henry A. Ogden (American, 1856-1936), Progression of United States Military, printed by G.H. Buck, NY, blind stamped, 14.5"h x 12.25"w (sight), 23.75"h 2