19thc Engraving, The First Sunday At New Haven

Original & beautiful first edition example, 19th Century hand colored steel plate engraving atlas map by J. H. Colton on heavy paper. "Canada East or Lower Canada" with an inset of Montreal shows earl

The Installation of Archbishop McCloskey - The New Archbishop Giving Giving The Kiss of Peace to the Bishops wood engraving, from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, September 10, 1864, p. 392. 11"

Framed Colored Engraving Sunday Morning In New England. 36 1/4" X 28 1/2"

Group of three c.1846 steel engravings by J. B. Longacre of famous statesmen of the 18th Century. Includes Robert Treat Paine, famous lawyer & politician, former Massachusetts Attorney General & signa

19th Century wood cut engraving, from a n October 21, 1865 issue of Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, The Residence and Grounds of Simeon Leland, Esq, at New Rochelle, N.Y. Multiple images of the Gothic

Beacon Hill, Neversink Highlands, 1872, view of the coast at Highlands, New Jersey. On the right is the Neversink Twin Lights lighthouse, constructed in 1862. From "Picturesque America; or, The Land W

Original 1879 wood cut engraving, book plate print, "Port of Buffalo in 1815". 19th Century Buffalo New York landscape water scene with sailing ships. 5 1/2" X 8".

19thc wood cut engraving of "Grist Wind-Mills At East Hampton" New York State. Created by John J. Harley, from "Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In, A Delineation by Pen and Pencil of the Mou

Hand colored engraving titled "THE VILLAGE ELMS / SUNDAY MORNING IN NEW ENGLAND" (reportedly, a Southbury CT scene) after a painting by Albert Fitch Bellows, and published in 1878 -engraved by James D

A. Lincoln - President of the United States President Abraham Lincoln. Of the period. This is an engraving of the first photographic image of the new president. Remarkably, i

Jonathan Green b. 1955 First Sunday Color lithograph on Arches paper 1995 Signed and numbered 7/250 Published by Mojo Portfolio, New York Provenance: Collection of Faith Grobman, New Jersey

F.O.C. Darley, engraving published by Mason Bros. New York, 1858, titled First Blow For Liberty, In the Memory of the Patriots of 1775. Image size 20 in x 29.25 in. Sheet size 27.75 in x 36 in. Condit

A unique lot includes the first cover of The New Yorker Magazine, February 26, 1990, by Rea Irvin (American, 1881-1972).The painting was made according to a well known engraving, which depicted the Co

John William Hill (after), large color engraving, After John William Hill (American, 1812-1879), New York Harbor, hand-colored steel engraving, first printing 1855, engraved by C. Mottram, published b

After George Stubbs (1724-1806) THE SPANISH POINTER; DUNGANNON; GODOLPHIN ARABIAN Three engravings, the first by William Woollet, the second and third by George Townly Stubbs, 1794; Together with Afte

Boxing engraving. Champions of America, England and Ireland. Engraved expressly for The New York Clipper; 19in. X 24in.(image size)

Fritz Eichenberg (German, New York, 1901-1990) First Artist's Proof wood engraving [Death Center]. Image measures 12 in. x 9.75 in. Crease lower left corner. Provenance: Formerly estate of artist (Fri

First quarter 19thC. No cracks, no chips. Purchased from George S. McKerin NYC on April 22, 1931, and this flask is pictured as lot #231 in the catalog.

Title: Late 19thc Jersey Bull Engraving Dimension: Total framed size is approximately 10" x 12". Provenance:First prize at 1879 Pennsylvania state fair. In a 19thc carved walnut frame with a gold leaf

Antique WP Snyder framed hand colored engraving. Artist signature to lower left. Titled to lower center A Double Play - First League Game, New York against Boston, April 29. Circa late 19th century. S

4 19thC Original Hand Colored Engravings - Nautical Theme; includes Fort Sumpter, Yachting at New York, Embarkation of Cattle, and Perils of the Sea. All matted, and having a description of the subjec

Continental, 17th century (c.1635). A copperplate engraving on lined paper measuring 4 x 3 inches. Overall good condition, no watermark or signature present. Possibly New Hollstein's first state (of

Ca. first half 19thC. Regency style lacquer and cane armchair with Greek key design. The wood is in good condition, with only slight wear to the re-paint. Needs new cane seat, the cane back is good. S

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Forth of four New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale.