Merchant's of Boston Lithograph

Title: Old Warehouse - Dock Square, Boston. : Built 1680. Taken down 1860.Lithograph printed in color, undated c.1860. L. Prang & Co. Lith. 34 Merchants Row, Boston. Image size 10 1/2 x 14 3/4" (26.8

Five pieces lot to include four Currier & Ives small folio colored lithographs: "Prairie Fires of the Great West", "The Great Fire at Boston", "Ruins of the Merchant's Exchange, NY", "Lexington", and

A large lithograph of a steamship. The merchants & Miners Transportation Company ship “Ontario” Serving The Ports of, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NORFOLK, SAVANNAH, & JACKSONVILLE

G. Harvey 'Flower Vendor Boston' Lithograph.Signed and numbered 545/1500. Professionally framedOverall: 19 1/2 x 16 1/2 in. Sight: 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.

Description: CURRIER AND IVES /GREAT FIRE AT BOSTON/ LITHOGRAPHMedium: Lithograph paperMeasurement approximate: 18x13

Set of (2) Vintage Audubon Bird Charts #1 and #2, published by Massachusetts Audubon Society, Boston, lithograph on paper, 42 1/2" x 29" sheet, fair condition, stains, creases, and tattered edges

North American land company stock certificate number 853 dated March 23, 1895, signed by Declaration of Independence signer Robert Morris and James Marshall. Uncanceled. Russell was an important Bosto

G. Klucken, Boston color lithograph, G. Klucken, "Henry T. Spear & Sons, Wholesale Dealers in American Watches, Jewelry... Boston...", 17"h x 20.25"w (sight), 23.25"h x 26.25""w (frame size), matted a

Joseph Foxcroft Cole, Boston color lithograph, Joseph Foxcroft Cole (American, 1837-1892), "South Boston, 1859", 22"h x 35"w (sight), 28.25"h x 36"w (frame size), matted and framed under glass Provena

Anton Otto Fischer (German-American, 1882-1962)original American WWII folio color half sheet photolithographic broadside propaganda poster, "A Careless Word...A Needless Sinking," depicting a group of

Description: CURRIER AND IVES/ THE BOSTON FIRE LITHOGRAPHMedium: Lithograph paperMeasurement approximate: 19 X 15 Image (Inches)

John Stobart S/N Lithograph ""Boston": No sleeve or COA. Measuring 35.5 x 27.5". Numbered 703/750

Up for auction is a recent estate acquisition, a lithograph of Boston, Massachusett's Old North Church. It was at this location that lanterns were held out on April 18, 1775 to signal that the British

John Stobart Signed and Framed Lithograph Boston Harbor. Of the Clipper Ship Lightening. Pencil signed and numbered 609/750. 32 inches x 40 inches

Signed John Stobart Limited Edition Boston "Long Wharf By The Moonlight in 1965" Pencil Numbered 641/750 Lithograph. 27 inches x 37 inches.

Signed in graphite, E.Joseph Fontaine. 440/1500. The 100th running of the Boston Marathon, Participants Edition. Subject depicts a painted city scape with a waterway with boats on the water with a gre

Signed Lithograph merchant selling vegetables, signature to the lower right corner is illegible, subject a woman and a boy with two donkeys and vegetables in large wicker baskets, tan matting, linen i

Museum of fine art in Boston exhibit lithograph advert for Gertrude Beaks Bourne exhibit. Depicting a landscape of marshland, Framed in a gold leafed wooden frame with plexiglass. Approx 22.5 x 30.5 i

Signed Lithograph merchant selling vegetables, signature to the lower right corner is illegible, subject a woman and a boy with two donkeys and vegetables in large wicker baskets, tan matting, linen i

Framed print illustrating the private signals of the merchants of Boston. Dimensions: 45" H x 34" W. Weight: 16lbs

The July 26, 1770 issue of The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement, 32 pages. Interesting content including a short account of a meeting of merchants "chiefly Jews" at Faneuil-Hall to discuss issue

Pair of Boston, Ma. Lithographs (10 inches tall x10.75) (14.5 tall x 14 wide). Faneuil Hall is a marketplace and meeting hall located near the waterfront and today's Government Center, in Boston, Mass

Jones and Marshall 23-32 Merchants row Boston Antique coin

This is an antique bronze table lamp with a leaded green glass leaf motif shade. The lamp was retailed by noted Boston merchant Bigelow, Kennard and Company. Marked for Bigelow Kennard on the interior