Horse Car Bells from New York

A horse car bell from New York City. This bell is from the Broadway & 7th Avenue line. It has the name spelled out along the base. It measures about 3" in diameter and is 2" tall. With the handle it i

An unusual horse car bell with the makers name facing one direction and the city cast facing the other direction. Complete with clapper.

Artist: Alfred Stieglitz Title: The Terminal or The Car Horses, New York, 1893 Medium: Photo Litho, 1973, USA Dimensions: 7.35x5.6" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist B

Lot consists of: first, a No. 2344C New York Central B-Unit, complete and all original, very clean and attractive and in like new condition, has original box and wrapping paper; a No. 3356 Operating H

Features a total of 11 charms bracelets suspended from a sterling chain link that include an apple, The Empire State Building, horse drawn carriage, old cars, castle pretzel amongst others. Measures 7

O scale with 3 different type hook ups including: (3) New York Central tender, B & O coal car and NYC caboose 20102, (2) B & L.e. Bell EEmer 555 and New York Central 556, plus (3) B & O Gondola 254000

Lot includes: Number 516 observation car New York central lines pole man New York central lines car number 8 , Liberty Bell 424, coral Isles 326, Steven Gerard number 425, Railway mail number 3328 Col

Modern Era K-Line O Gauge K-1117 NYC Iron Horse steam freight set in original box. Set is comprised of: 3017 New York Central 4-6-2 steam locomotive and tender, 797 Magnolia tank car, 6411894 Pennsylv

Rare, New York Central, 4-4-4 locomotive, with bell and light, red painted windows and doors, two Pullman and one Observation car. Loco 9" l.

Lionel pre war Standard gauge engine, New York Central Lines, No. 38, blue grey tin body with red iron cowcatchers front and back, bell, light (with bulb), plus (3) Satndard gauge tin train cars (2 Pu

This train appears to be a one of a kind New York Central Lines Pullman train car. The body of the train car is wood with a painted tin roof. There is a light bulb on each end and a bell on one end. T

Lionel 421 Blue Comet Westphal Coach Car. New York: Lionel Corp., 1930s. Prewar standard gauge coach car with brass and nickel trim. Lacking three (of eight) handrails. Scattered light rust and paint

Photographer: Andre Kertesz (Born Hungary, 1894 - 1985) - world renowned photographic artist. Title: "The White Horse" Date Of Negative: circa 1962, New York Type Of Print: Authentic Sheet Fed Photogr

Oriental Style Print Tribute Horse New York Graphic Society Quality Carved Wood Frame Approximately 25 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches framed. Actual image is approximately 19 1/2 x 28 5/8 inches.

Kato N Scale Rail Diesel Car New York Central Set D. Comes in Original Box. Please read the terms and conditions.

CHARLES BELLNew York/Oklahoma, 1935-1995Still life of persimmons and a shell. Signed lower left "C. Bell".Oil on board, 5.5" x 10". Framed 10.5" x 15.5".

CAROLINE M. BELLNew York, 1874-1970"Green Mts. Near Jeffersonville, Vt. 1947". Signed lower left "Caroline Bell". Titled verso.Oil on board, 16" x 20". Framed 23" x 27".

Still life signed lower right. Oil on board. In period frame. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20.5" x W 16.5", (Board) H 16" x W 12" Condition: Some rubbing on frame.

Neiman, LeRoy (1921-2012). Horses. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, 1979. 4to, three quarter brown leather and tan cloth with slipcase. First edition, no. 774/1200 copies. Signed by Neiman

A Brooklyn City Railorad horse car bell. It has inverted lettering (you read it from the inside looking out). Nice old condition with clapper.

A horse car bell with the name, "LOUISVILLE CITY RAILWAY" cast letting into the base. Intact ringer, standard size

C.P.R.R. horse car bell. Not sure what line this was, there may be several possibilities.

From Manhattan a horse car bell from the Broadway & 7th Avenue Railroad. It has "BROADWAY & 7. AVE R.R." cast along the base. Standard size, ringer intact.

Brass American Horse Car Bell, Topeka City Railway Co. embossed on bottom edge of bell. Relic of era before trolleys when horses pulled streetcars through the streets. 3" high, 3" diameter. c. late 18