ca. 1880 BIRDS EYE VIEW LOOKING NORTH IOWA RIVER w

Connecticut Fire Insurance Company Tin Sign. Hartford/New York, ca. 1870s. A colorful bird’s eye view looking directly west at the sprawling city of Hartford with streets, parks, buildings, and

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813 - 1888) and IVES, James Merritt (1824 - 1895). The City of Washington / Bird's Eye view from the Potomac looking North (Reproduction).Lithograph with full color.New York: Curr

ca. 1880 CAPE ANN SCENERY, RIVERDALE Birds Eye View, MASSACHUSETTS ca. 1880 CAPE ANN SCENERY, RIVERDALE Birds Eye View, MASSACHUSETTS Description Circa 1880s Cape Ann Scenery Stereoview; Identificatio

Antique 19th Century panoramic map of East Los Angeles County, California, depicting a bird's-eye view from Los Angeles River looking towards the Sierra Madre Mountains. Printed by H.S. Crocker & Co.,

ca.1880 TELEGRAPH HILL San Francisco CALIFORNIA by KILBURN BROTHERS Littleton NH Description: Circa 1880s SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Bird's Eye View Stereoview; Identification on mount, "4426. Telegrap

ca. 1880 GOLDEN GATE from TELEGRAPH HILL San Francisco CALIFORNIA by C BIERSTADT Description: Circa 1880s SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Bird's Eye View Stereoview; Identification on image, "1225. Golden G

Showing Steamboat Routes The union News Co South Station Boston ca. 1880

(NEW YORK CITY.) John Bachmann, (after). Fifth Avenue from 42nd Street, Looking North * Fifth Avenue from 42nd Street, Looking South. Together two chromolithographed birds-eye views of Fifth Avenue, M

1. G.C. BENNETT, No. 33. Bird's Eye View From College, North-west [Santa Fe, N.M.], 1882 Ca., Albumen, 4.25x7", City of Santa Fe Backmark, Stereo card, ASG# GCB/1012, City of Santa Fe backmark, showin

Birds-eye view of Bisbee, AZ Oil on masonite Signed lower left: Vincent Farrell 24'' H x 32'' W Provenance: Private Collection, Santa Monica, CA. Notes: Framed size: 34.5'' H x 42.5'' W x 2.5'' D.

Signed R. Nanners, pastel on paper depicting a bird's eye view of a large industrial city, with a Ferris Wheel set against a dusk horizon. Possibly Chicago, possibly Paris, unknown location. 7.5" x 10

General Birds-Eye View of Washington and the Vicinity, Showing the Forts, Camps, Railroads, Rivers, etc. Issued in the January 4, 1862 edition of Harper's Weekly. Frame size: 24 1/2" H x 28 1/2" W x 1

Breweriana Sign, Lauer Beer, large & impressive litho on paper w/colorful birds-eye view of the Reading, PA brewery with the P. & R.R.R.R. in foreground, an exceptional example in Mint cond & likely N

Breweriana Sign, Eberhardt & Ober, a large & impressive litho on paper w/colorful birds-eye view of the Allegany, PA brewery, an outstanding example in Mint cond & likely NOS, later mat & frame, 35"H

Scarce, original map BIRDSEYE VIEW OF THE TOWN OF NANTUCKET LOOKING SOUTHWEST 1881 by JJ Stoner of Wisconsin. The visual appeal of the image is enhanced by inset views of Siaconset, Sankatty Head Ligh

Heading: (California - Sacramento) Author: Title: Sacramento. Bird's Eye View Published by the Daily Record-Union and Weekly Union Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:W.W. Elliott, Lith Dat

Wencelaus Hollar (Czech, 1607-1677) Long Bird's-Eye View of London from Bankside etchings in five pages bound in a portfolio dated 1647, likely 18th century. 22" H x 17.75" W.

Heading: (California - Placerville) Author: Roethe, L. Title: Bird's Eye View, Placerville, Cal. Published by the "Weekly Observer" 1888 Place Published: Placerville, CA Publisher:Placerville Weekly O

Braun & Hogenberg (German, 1596-1640), Bird's-eye view of Saintes, hand-colored copper engraving, after a drawing by Joris (George) Hoefnagel (Flemish, 1542-1601), overall (with frame): 21"h x 25.5"w

"Birds-Eye View of Washington and the Vicinity," Harper’s Weekly, January 4th,1862, H.- 15 3/4 in., W.-22 1/4 in.

Richard Hayley Lever (Australian-American, 1876-1958) impressionist oil on canvas titled "Early Morning Central Park West, Looking Towards 5th Ave. & 59th St," bird's eye view of the edge of Central P

After John Bachmann, New York lithograph, 1855, After John Bachmann (Swiss, 1814-1896), "The Empire City, Birdseye View of New-York and Environs.", print of A. Weingartner's lith., 25"h x 35"w (sight)

North America, Western United States, late Cretaceous Period, ca. 68 to 66 million years ago. This is a fantastic, fossilized brow horn from a triceratops (Triceratops horridus), one of the most famou

Heading: Author: Baker, George H. Title: A Birds-Eye View of Sacramento, "The City of the Plain" Place Published: Sacramento, Cal. Publisher:Geo. H. Baker Date Published: 1857 Descript