"Going to the Fair" (EPL No. 290)

Mixed group of memorabilia of Expositions and Worlds Fairs going back to as early as the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial and the 1893 Columbian Exposition and Chicago and New York World's Fair in ver

German tin flywheel Going To The Fair. All original and complete version. Has working early flywheel mech. Comes with scarce Box that has some professional glue repairs on corners.. 6 1/2" Excellent

Lehmann, "Going to the Fair", Germany pw, tin, fly wheel ok, min. paint d., otherwise good condition, C 2

Lehmann, Going to the fair, Germany VK, 16 cm, Blech, Facher fehlt, sonst sehr schoner Originalzustand

By Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1898 This scarce Lehmann toy with gyroscopic action is very evocative of a day at the fair. 7” long and works well. Material: Tin

By Ernst Paul Lehmann. German - 1895 - 6" Long. This is a gyroscopic activated toy that works well.

6" long, pre-1900 Lehmann trademark, has general wear and paint loss, missing fan, Very Good

This Piece is signed "C. Troyon" and has an engraved caption that says "Going to the fair Constant Troyon" The back of the piece is signed by Liberace as it was a gift to his close friends, Joe & Shir

1194. LEHMANN GOING TO THE FAIR | Early toy features a flywheel to cause walking/rolling motion, as the cart moves the woman fans herself. Provenance: The Schroeder Collection. | 7" l. | (Very Good to

Germany, hand painted and lithographed tin, features woman seated in promenade chair pushed by mustached porter in striped pants, woman holds fan in hands, flywheel concealed in carriage. 7" w.

Early German Lehmann "Going To The Fair" tin toy flywheel version. Featuring woman in cart being pushed by man in striped clothes. When the flywheel mechanism is spun, the woman moves her fan, the whe

1017. LEHMANN GOING TO THE FAIR | Scarce and early flywheel driven example of woman pushed in a promenade chair. 6" h.

This is one of the finest examples of the color woodblock print created by American artist Helen Hyde. The title is: Going to the Fair. This image was created and printed in 1910. The image, quite lar

Artist: Hyde, Helen, 1868-1919 Title: Going to the Fair Date: 1910 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 7 7/8 x 19 1/8 inches Illustrated: Hyde, pl. 86

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) Going to the Fair. Color woodcut, 1910. Pencil signed lower right. Edition size unknown. Reference: Mason & Mason 86. Ex-collection: James Swann, Chicago Sight: 7.75"

Title: GOING TO THE FAIR - NY WORLDS FAIR 1939 Description: GOING TO THE FAIR - A Preview of the Worlds fair and what to see in City of New York.1939, LaGuardias Message. Exhibits At the Fair. Science

"Going to the Fair" colored woodcut on paper by Helen Hyde (1868-1919, Pasadena, California), pencil signed lower right, copyright and artist device to lower left; as-is condition with heavy toning; t

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) "Going to the Fair," 1910, colored woodblock, pencil signed lower right, copyright and artist device lower left; together with "Day In June," pencil signed lower right

Framed aquatints on paper, after Samuel John Egbert Jones (British, 1797-1861), including: (1) "Horses Watering," (1) "Horses Going to a Fair," sight: 13-1/2" H, 16-1/2" W, overall: 16-1/2" H, 19-1/2"

The large joined and carved pine animal with hinged neck for ease of transport and less breakage going to English Fairs is a double-seater displayed on a nice old English style brass pole. The concept

ELMO HOWARD (MA/NC, 1928- ) - Going to the County Fair, oil on maso, signed lower right and dated Nov 59, unframed, 16" x 28". Some loss to corners.

VINTAGE UNITED LIGHTHOUSE MOTION CLOCK MODEL 290, WITH SAILBOATS GOING ROUND AND ROUND, LIGHTS UP, IN WORKING CONDITION.

Lot of (4) 1939 New York Worlds Fair games / models. "Bobby and Betsy's Trip"and "Going to the Worlds Fair" board games, "Miss Worlds Fair" model airplane. Also"Build your own Worlds Fair". All in ori

(Selma, North Carolina, 1908-2006) Oil on canvas Carolina mountain lake side landscape. Signed on verso and with note, " Completed Just Before Going to the Worlds Fair Chicago 1933." Some crazing to c