1904 The Forest City

In very good condition, has wood wheels, displays well, 10"x20"x12"

Metalcraft Toy Company. St. Louis, MO - 1930's - 13" Long.

Forest City Furniture Co. model 431. Bookcase with carved face, two doors over one drawer and eight adjustable shelves in quarter sawn oak. Original finish. Marked with paper label. Key is present. Si

Scarce Metalcraft Deco Front with electric headlights Forest City Brewery Waldorf Lager Truck. All original with nice decals. White paint shows normal wear. Comes with load of wooden barrels. A very h

Walnut Victorian lift top wash stand with The Ross Table Wash Stand signature by Forest City Furniture Co, Rockford, Ill, 30 in. T, 30 in. W, 22 in. D.

Beautiful condition with curved Glass doors , cubby holes Tiger oak wood or quartersawn oak. Forest City Furniture

Forest City, North Carolina,Contemporary A large and well potted vase in deep midnight blue almost black glaze with starry night moon lit design. Comes with original pamphlet. 21" tall, From the estat

Collection of (4) Uncle Sams Register banks (3 different) and Forest City National Bank, Rockford Ill. "Save in Time" (3 1/2"), Milwaukee Saver Co..

Autographed Henry Strater "American Artist" Art Book. By Henry Strater. Was published/printed in 1962 by the Forest City Printing Company (Maine USA). The book is approx 9 1/2" x 1" x 12" and weighs 2

Southern Greece. Mercator/Hondius, Morea, 1610 (published). Hand Color. This handsome small map of the southern part of Greece is engraved to illustrate rivers, mountains, forests, cities and villages

ARTIST: Margaret Bourke-White (American, The Bronx, New York City, 1904 - 1971) TITLE: Famine in India in 1946 MEDIUM: Gelatin silver print IMAGE SIZE: 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" OVERALL SIZE: 20" x 16"

ARTIST: Theophile Emile Achille De Bock (Netherlands, 1851 - 1904) NAME: Forest Landscape MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One patch. Two inpainted areas (2" x 1" biggest). Minor damages to frame. SIG

SIMAK, Clifford (1904-1988). City. [New York:] Gnome Press, [1952]. 8vo. Original light green cloth (some spotting to covers); original unclipped dust jacket (some spotting and browning on rear panel

Irving Samuels (1896-1981) 1.) ''City Forest''- wood engraving, ca. 1939, signed and titled in pencil, edition of about 25, done for the WPA/FAP NYC. 7 7/8 x 9 7/8'' Illustrated: Buck, ''Works Progres

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) Forest of Those Who Committed Suicide. Color wood engraving dated to 1960, from 'The Divine Comedy', pencil signed lower right and inscribed 'g.a. C'. Ref: Michler/L

Vase - ABCG 8" - Altair Pattern by Maple City - as Featured in ACGA 1904 Maple City Catalog Reprint, Page 33

They range from 3 3/8" tall to 5.25" tall. Includes Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls 1905, June 1902 San Francisco, 1909 Louisville KY, Atlantic City 1904

Includes York Fair 1910, Orrstown PA, Boiling Springs Park, Lemoyne PA, Gettysburg 1863, Atlantic City 1904, Ocean Grove 1901, Shippensburg PA Old Courthouse 1750 - 1751, (4) Gettysburg 1863, York Fai

Antique, collectible glassware made by Syria Shriners of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Styles include Atlantic City (1904), St. Paul Minnesota (1908), Saratoga (1903). Syira temple, 1899, some loss due to

H: 13 3/8 in(34cm) W: 10 5/8 in(27cm) Guy E. Mayer (1904-1952) Guy Mayer was born into a humble family in New York City in 1904. During his college years, Guy developed an interest in Eastern arts

H: 11 3/4 in(30cm) D: 12 5/8 in(32cm) Guy E. Mayer (1904-1952) Guy Mayer was born into a humble family in New York City in 1904. During his college years, Guy developed an interest in Eastern a

Rare Galle French cameo glass vase in dark blue over yellow of Rio De Janeiro showing the mountains, forest and the city coastline, engraved on the side Rio de Janeiro and signed in cameo Galle, 9 1/2

H: 11 in(28cm) D: 7 1/8 in(18cm) Guy E. Mayer (1904-1952) Guy Mayer was born into a humble family in New York City in 1904. During his college years, Guy developed an interest in Eastern arts w

H: 4 7/8 in(12.5cm) D: 6 3/4 in(17cm) Guy E. Mayer (1904-1952) Guy Mayer was born into a humble family in New York City in 1904. During his college years, Guy developed an interest in Eastern a