1876 STEAMER MARY BELLE VICKSBURG FIRE LAW SUIT

Mary Belle Woodward (American/Louisiana, 1862-1943), "Bayou Barataria", oil on canvas, signed lower left, titled lower right, 14 in. x 11 in., framed. Note: Mary Belle Johnson Woodward was the wife of

Marco Andretti Autographed 2011 Race Used Venom Energy Drink Fire Suit Marco Andretti Autographed 2011 Race Used Venom Energy Drink Fire Suit. 20" armpit-to-armpit, 60"L

17 1/2" Long. Some paint loss. One horse is on loosely.

ADAMS, John (1735-1826) Second President of the United States and a drafter of the Declaration of Independence, which he also signed. He later joined Franklin and Jay to negotiate peace with Great Bri

1st Edition, The Night Before Christmas, 1883, Clement C.Moore; Porter & Coates, Philadelphia, Inscribed to Mary Belle Taylor, Christmas 1890.

Signed and dated in Santa Fe (February 25, 1492) "To the listeners, take the current state of the lawsuit that the constable was pending between Parrazes and Segouia and finish it as is justice." Back

Brass Bell with "Break Glass" activation button and waterproof red light, with bronze fitted red painted cast iron casing, mounted on oak plaque and wired for home display. Brass plate on top of bell

FINE EARLY CHAPMAN STEAMER LEATHER FIRE HELMET #1, C. 1860 SIGNED JOHN OLSON CO. (OWNER NAMED W. DECKER)

FINE EARLY CHAPMAN STEAMER LEATHER FIRE HELMET #1, C. 1860 SIGNED JOHN OLSON CO. (OWNER NAMED J. McDOWELL)

HAIG PATIGIAN (American/Armenian, 1876-1950), "Mary Clark," (Young Girl in Dress), 1912, bronze sculpture, (Approximate dimensions - overall: 16 x 5.25 x 5.25 inches), signed and dated on base, with R

Model of the Two Masted Topsail Schooner "Mary Sinclair" 1876. Modeled by Robert A Wilson featuring all sails set against a stiff breeze. The decks are appropriately lined with fittings. Black hull pa

Joseph Ritter von Führich Atributted (born February 9, 1800 in Kratzau in Bohemia; † March 13, 1876 in Vienna) - attributed. Mary with the Child on a Throne. Oil on canvas, 84 x 68,5 cm

Timoleon Karl Nehf von Neff or AKA- Timofey Andreyevich Neff (Russian Federation 1805 - 1876) oil on canvas, "MARY MAGDALENE" canvas sizes 27" x 22"

Mary Leisz [Pennsylvania, 1876-1935] oil on canvas painting of a spring landscape with cabin, signed lower left "M.B. Leisz 1929". Site: 16" x 25.5"

RICHARD HAYLEY LEVER (AMERICAN 1876-1958) Seascape with a Steamer, oil on canvas 16 x 24 cm (6 1/4 x 9 1/2 in.) signed lower right PROVENANCE Fletcher Gallery, Woodstock, NY

MARY B. LEISZ (AMERICAN, 1876-1935) FARMYARD SCENE WITH CHICKENS, oil on canvas, a hen feeding her chicks in a verdant setting, signed and dated lower right. Housed in likely original frame. Dated 192

This doll has the incised mark on the back of torso. Brown integlio eyes, original tosca mohair wig. She is wearing her factory original union suit, socks and white leather Mary Jane shoes. Antique wh

Leisz, Mary B. (American, Western PA., 1876 - 1931/35), "Winter Landscape" circa 1930, oil on Canvas, Signed Lower Right Corner, possibly Berks County, a very expressive and painterly winter scene pai

Large figural pendulum, France, 1st half of the 19th century, fire-gilded bronze, mother with child (Mary with baby Jesus?) sitting on a rock, on the base 2 angel figures originally probably both hold

Mary B. Leisz Oil on Canvas Landscape Painting. (Mary B. Leisz, Berks County, PA. 1876-1935). Signed lower left M. B. Leisz 1929. Springtime landscape with blossoms on the trees by a log cabin. Canvas

A Carved White Marble Fire Place Surround 19th Century in fourteen pieces; not assembled. Mantle, length 74 1/4 x depth 13 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beac

Goyard, steamer trunkoriginally belonging to Mrs. William H Crocker, San Francisco and Hillsborough, CA ( her father in law was Charles Crocker, one of the "Big Four" railroad magnates), retains Mrs.

19th century silver plated ornate fire steam engine parade lantern. Large loop handle. Octagonal paneled body with figural classical medallion heads. Applied silver shield plaque inscribed "Steamer 15

Extremely unique monumental oil painting of the Aveline Hotel Fire that occurred on May 3, 1908 in Fort Wayne, Indiana believed to be by Elmer Stewart (1876-1962) who was active in Indiana at the time