1858 San Francisco Atlantic Telegraph Cable Layed

Posters 1858 Rare Early Decorative Poster "The Celebration in San Francisco, in Commemoration of the Successful Laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable" September 27, 1858-Dated, Poster "The Celebratio

Tiffany and Company Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1858. This is part of the original cable and sold by Tiffany in wooden box Used condition, wear, worn Box: 6"w x 3"d x 2"h

Autographs Cyrus W. Field Signed Letter Atlantic Telegraph Company Laid the First Telegraph Cable Across the Atlantic in 1858 CYRUS WEST FIELD (1819-1892). Historic American Industrialist, created the

Original cable link secured at ends by bronze collars. Center ring embossing identifies and guarantees authenticity by Tiffany and is dated 1858. (the first to cross the Atlantic)

Atlantic Telegraph Company Cable Fragment, with printed note of authentication reading "New York, August 21, 1858. "This is to certify that I have sold the balance of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable now

1858 Cyrus W. Field Bronze Medal (G. H. Lovett NY) - Atlantic Telegraph Cable Die cracks present

Cyrus W. Field (1819-1892) Businessman, Financier. Field along with other entrepreneurs, created the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. 4

Clipped signature f Cyrus West Field (1819-1892). Field was instrumental in creating the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. Small piece mi

JEBARY, James. San Francisco / United Air Lines. 1967. A pair of brightly-colored cable cars roll down Telegraph Hill. 40 x 25”. Linen backed. Closed tears, pinholes, repaired losses. B+.

Segment of the first transatlantic telegraph cable from 1858, measuring 4" long, made into a souvenir and sold by Tiffany & Co. The cable is wrapped with a brass band, reading: "Atlantic Telegraph

Segment of the first transatlantic telegraph cable from 1858, measuring 3.5" long, made into a souvenir and sold by Tiffany & Co. The cable is wrapped with a brass band, reading: "Atlantic Telegraph C

1850'S, 4" long cut cable, retailed by Tiffany & Company, NYC.....The completion of the first transatlantic telegraph cable in 1858 was a cause for much celebration on both sides of the Atlantic. Tiff

This is a letter written and signed by Cyrus W. Field, who laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic, certifying that he sold the entire stock of left over cable that was on board the U.S.S.

HARRY YORK Watercolor on Paper, c. 1950s, Figures on a San Francisco Cable Car (Powell & Mason Sts), signed lower right, sight - 15 3/8" x 22 1/8", framed - 18 1/2" x 25 1/2"

AMERICAN SCHOOL20th Century"San Francisco - Cable Car". Signed lower right "R. Haydon" (artist untraced). Titled on mat lower left.Watercolor on paper, 15" x 11". Framed

San Francisco Cable Car, USA, 21 cm, tin, friction ok, paint d., box C 2, C 2-3

5.5X1.25 piece of the San Francisco Cable Car cable. It has a metal-wrapped plate with the full documentation around the cable. It's a really nice piece of American history. Comes with a full Letter o

Marked "Powell & Mason Streets No. 503 San Francisco Cable Car". Highly unusual completely wooden toy, possibly made during the war when metal wasn't in use. Very primitive looking. Nice paper on wood

Historic San Francisco Cable Car rail with the documentation stating this affixed to the piece. A terrific relic. Comes with a full Letter of Authenticity from Todd Mueller Authentics.

Framed oil and encaustic on board by Bruce Xavier Balfour (20th century California). The painting depicts figures crowded on a San Francisco cable car, the Powell / Mason Line. Signed lower right. Mea

rated 9, 6.5"L., the tin litho friction cable car has excellent color and shine, box has good color, has edge wear.

San Francisco Cable Car Brass Door Knocker Trolley Pull Chain Doorbell Approximately 9 3/4 x 4 5/8 inches without the pull chain, the bell is about 4 5/8 inches in diameter.

Frank Serratoni San Francisco Cable Car Down California Street Artist Signed Color Lithograph by Frank Serratoni (American, 1908-1970) Actual image approximately 10 1/8 x 8 1/4 inches; 16 1/8 x 14 1/8

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