Mark Monsarrat, San Francisco Trolley Cars, Lithograph

1982, lithograph, signed, titled and numbered 66/500 Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Leon and Arlene Harris, 100% of proceeds to benefit UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology 18 x 24 inches

A VERY NICE COLLECTIBLE STERLING SILVER SAN FRANCISCO CHARM THAT WEIGHS 3.4g AND MEASURES 3/4" BY 1/2". ANY OTHER QUESTIONS PLEASE DONT HESITATE TO ASK. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT SOME OF MY OTHER GREAT ITE

After Jerre, San Francisco Trolley Car Copper Wall Hanging sculpture, framed. Size: 25 in. x 49 in.

This cool brass bell was used in trolley cars and was manufactured by St. Louis Cable Co. This bell most likely came from a San Francisco trolley car. Solid brass and measures 5.5" x 11.5"

Pretty pair of 14K yellow gold charms. Each is delicate with one being a San Francisco trolley car and one a faceted letter S. Overall approx weight of 4g. Great for a vintage charm bracelet or pendan

Twentieth century. Featuring The Liberty Bell, The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco trolley car, the Space Needle, The Siege Museum, Colorado Opera House, Jamestown, Soldiers and Sailors Monument, et

Vintage Mid Century art pottery ceramic trinket box in the shape of a San Francisco trolley car, created by Rosamond Brook, late 1940s-early 1950s. The box is 5" x 2" [12.7cm x 5.1cm]; 3" [7.6cm] tall

Powell & Mason St's "514" "Market Street R.Y. Co." printed on the toy along with a colorful crowd of people peering out the windows taking in the sights. Works very well; bell rings also. This tin toy

MTH Rail King Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose diesel with ProtoSound I, San Francisco PCC trolley car with ProtoSound I, Three (3) Assorted Freight Cars and 157 yellow street lamp, including all R

SLC, Ink print on yellow paper, California Street San Francisco, Two trolley cars going up Royal street with China Town and other building, on with the Golden Gate Bridge in the back ground, with a bl

Book: "Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm". Ephemera: San Francisco Vintage trolley car poster. 1979. Offset on card stock. Edition size unknown. Rare surviving ephemera. 10 3/4 x 27 1/2 inches.

Marion Cunningham (American, 1911-1948) CA artist, "San Francisco Cable Car", lithograph on paper, pencil signed "Marion Cunningham", 8-1/4" x 6-1/2" sight, framed 16" x 13-1/2", good condition, not i

reproduction prints, to include a view San Francisco with a trolley car and The Buena Vista Café after an original work by Robert Kent; a pencil-signed print titled Sheep Trials; and Grapes II afte

Group of Four Assorted Lithographs including Emilio A. Serio "Umbrian Passageway" signed lower right, a signed Frank Dong of San Fransisco trolly car, a lithograph of Grinzing, Austria signed illegibl

Powell and Mason San Francisco Cable Car Trolley Model. Clean, with light. Size: 8 in. height, 14 in. length

(lot of 3) Juan Archuleta (American, b. 1948), Golden Gate Trolley Car, San Francisco Fog, and Dusk in California Hills, acrylics on boards (2) and canvas, signed lower left/right, largest overall (wi

San Francisco, Lionel, & Lionville which has a torn end on the box flap, all look unused

(7) Model train cars, including Lionel Operating Santa Hand Car (in original box), Schylling Collector Series Lionel Railroad Hand Car in original tin, Lionel San Francisco Trolley 6-18404 in original

Lionel Lines & San Francisco, O Gauge, both look unused

St. Petersburg O Gauge Trolley Car., REF 145-5, 1948, San Francisco Municiple Railway, St Louis Car Co., type D, TCC, F-Line, Car 1010, San Francisco Railway, "Magic Carpet", Treasure Island World's F

Lichtenwalner. San Francisco. San Francisco: Colony Publishing, 1969. A psychedelic design of a trolley car with Chinatown and the Golden Gate Bridge in the background, and an image remarkably similar

Trolley car street scene acrylic on board signed lower right. Possibly San Francisco. Sight 15 3/4" x 12 1/2"

Illegible signature. Oil on canvas. Trolley car with Alcatraz in the background. 25 1/4 x 19 1/4 in. (framed), 24 x 18 in. (canvas)

O gauge, Center City Bump-N-Go trolley, Philadelphia Bump-N-Go trolley, and San Francisco PCC car, with original boxes.