New Hope Delaware Bridge Co., Lambertville, NJ Uncut

LOT (3) ENGRAVED NOTES INCL. BANK NOTES-BANK OF RONDOUT 5 DOLLARS 1849, BANK OF NIAGRA 1 DOLLAR 1827, THE NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE CO. 1821

An early 20th century oil on canvas board, depicting a bridge of the upper Delaware River, possibly the New Hope - Lambertville bridge, signed bottom left. Note: Charles Rosen was a member of the New

Group of three early bank notes to include; Towanda Bank, (Pennsylvania), $2.00, 1841, worn; The Mechanics Bank, Augusta Georgia, $20, 1858, good; Delaware bridge Company, Lambertville, NJ. (1” tear

Oil on board, SLL. View of the New Hope - Lambertville bridge. 11"h x 14"w and 17"h x 20"w framed

Oil on board, "View to Lambertvile", SLR. View overlooking the New Hope–Lambertville bridge. 5"h x 7"w and 6"h x 8"w framed.

Oil on canvas, signed bottom left, also signed, titled "Lambertville-New Hope Bridge," and dated 2005 verso. Dimensions:35.5" H x 45.5" W framed, 30" H x 40" W canvas. Provenance:From a New Hope colle

Signed Painting of Lambertville NJ or New Hope Tow Path. Approx 48" x 38"

New Jersey Obsolete Currency, Lot of Nine Banks include The Sussex Bank, Bordentown Banking Co., The State Bank at New Brunswick, The Union County Bank, and Delaware Bridge Co..

1800's $1 $50 NEW JERSEY OBSOLETE REMAINDER NOTES Lot of two 1800's New Jersey obsolete remainder notes, to include:  $5 Lambertville, Delaware Bridge Company note.  $50 Newton, The Sussex

CENTRE BRIDGE INN LOCATED IN NEW HOPE, PA, 8 IN. H, 10 IN. W, FRAME SIZE 9 1/2 IN. H, 11 1/2 IN. W, SIGNED STOCKTON LOWER RIGHT

Three Dressel kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Central Railroad of New Jersey (globe marked "C.R.R. of N.J."), Delaware and Hudson Co. (globe marked "The D&H") and Delaware, Lac

BY A. NUNAMKER TITLED, DATED, ETC. ON BACKSIDE OF PANEL 'THE DELAWARE' JUNE 4TH 1975, IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION OF NEW HOPE & SOLEBURY ALUMI ASSOCIATION, ALL ORIGINAL, NO TOUCH-UPS, 8 IN. H X 10 IN. W,

Robert Bushong (1922-1995) for Tom Tru, distributed by Raymor framed screenprint Lambertville, New Jersey, circa 1970 silkscreen on canvas marked 'Tom Tru Lambertville, NJ' overall (with frame): 46"sq

Group of early NJ related ephemera. Includes many local business receipts (Lambertville Rubber Co, E J Brooks & Co), letter head of many NJ businesses (Oritani Building & Loan, State Mortgage and Real

"Washington's Reception by the ladies, on passing the bridge at Trenton, N.J., April, 1789, on his way to New York, to be innaugorated first President of the United States", published by N. Currier an

Vira Scheibner (1889-1956) PA, oil on canvas, Impressionist snow scene, signed lower left, probably New Hope or Lambertville 14.5" x 11.5" sight size / 18.5" x 15.5" overall

American regional townscape of New Hope, Pennsylvania by female folk art painter Oil on canvas, 18 x 24 inches, 26 x 32 inches in original frame Signed "Jean H Halter" lower right. Provenance: Private

John Fulton Folinsbee Mechanic Street Bridge, New Hope c. 1940oil on canvas board 9.875 h x 14 w in (25 x 36 cm) Signed to lower right 'John Folinsbee'. Provenance: Pri

Inscribed "Henry Kiersted" (identified with Henry Kiersted, c.1733-1798, resident of Essex Co., NJ, opposite New York City) with engraved decoration including a large square-rigged ship, a fish, and a

Seymour Remenick American, 1923-1999 (i) Delaware Bridge Oil on panel 8 x 13 3/4 inches (20.3 x 34.9 cm) Provenance: Davis Galleries, New York, Aug. 1954 (ii) Delaware Bridge Initialed S. R. (lr) Ink

Pennsylvania Impressionist Delaware River Landscape by New Hope School painter Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 inches, 30 x 35 inches framed Signed "S. George Phillips" lower right

Paul Evans (1931-1987) / Paul Evans Studio for Directional Sculpted Steel coffee table New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1972 welded and patinated polychrome steel, smoky gray glass welded signature and date 'P

George Nakashima (1905-1990) for Nakashima Studio coffee table New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1959 walnut pencil marks, unsigned features two sapwood streaks as ordered by the original owner and sold with a

George Nakashima (1905-1990) for Nakashima Studio end tables / stools, pair New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1959 teak unsigned sold with a copy of the original order card and documentation from the Nakashima