1929 Packard mascot - most likely American Arrow repro

1929 Packard mascot - most likely American Arrow repro, very good quality, appears NOS, Wm #177

1932-1937 Packard sliding boy mascot, most likely repro made by American Arrow, very good chrome

24" Native American Arrow, Metal Point-most likely made of recycled hoop iron, minimal fletching, Ex Mitch Lewis

25" Native American Arrow, Metal Point-most likely made of recycled hoop iron, no fletching remaining, Ex Mitch Lewis

24" Native American Arrow, Metal Point-most likely made of recycled hoop iron, no fletching remaining, Ex Mitch Lewis

24" Native American Arrow, Metal Point-most likely made of recycled hoop iron, no fletching remaining, Ex Mitch Lewis

Likely Scalamandre (American, founded 1929), contemporary. Figural and floral brown ground chinoiserie upholstered curved back and tufted sofa, accompanied by a coordinating Baker club chair, both hav

1934, 1937, 1939 Packard, 1921, 1929, 1936 Pierce Arrow, 1926 Stutz, 1934 Lincoln catalogs

Likely American School, first half of 20th century. "Street Scene with Sheep Sellers"-1929, oil on canvas wrapped on foam board, signed and dated lower left "Hager 1929". Orientalist figural painting

Rare Aviation History: Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, Each Autographing a First Flight Cover 1926 and 1929. Likely the two most famous, early aviators in American History next to the Wright Bro

1929, zinc diecast, chrome plated. Sixth series, designed by Edward McCarten. Mounted on a original cap and wood base. Listed on page 54 in "Motor Mascots of the World" by William C. Williams. (Fair).

This is a oil on wood painting of an indigenous person (most likely Native American) riding a horse with bow in hand ready to fire. He wears a feathered headdress and a quiver of arrows on his back. M

CLINT SWINK Reproduction Native American Anasazi Chaco Jar. This corrugate pattern, cooking jar is a replicate of one found in Pueblo Bonito (Chaco Canyon, New Mexico) in 1929. It was used in a PBS do

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Sixth plate tintype of a young Native American man, likely Winnebago, posed with a war club and bird arrows. Ca 1865.  Sixth plate tintype with hand-tinting. (A few surface ma

This piece is a large version of the famous Packard 'Donut Pusher' mascot symbol after the original . These scarce statues were likely displayed in Packard agents' showrooms, and rarely appear for sal

Mascot hood ornament, Pierce Arrow "Archer", c.1929-1938, cast brass on wood base w/metal plaque, Exc cond, 5.5"H x 3"W x 6"D.

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

A Native American Indian, most likely Navajo, suede fringed quiver case for a bow and arrows. It has a sage bag, feathers and beads. The bow is 44" long. The case is 33" wide x 40" long.

Henry Kolodziej (American, 1929 - 2018), watercolor of a Packard sedan. After his military service in the early 50’s, he worked as an illustrator at the McNamara Studios until his retirement. I

W.N. Schnell (American, circa 1931). Figural Pierce-Arrow chrome plated car mascot / hood ornament, archer, Tireur d'Arc. 6 3/8"H including bolt, 4 5/8"-diameter at base. Losses and pitting to chrome

American And European Motor Mascots, Ca. Early to Mid 20th C., 5 pcs | Lot includes on 1929-39 Rover viking head mascot. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. H 5", Dia. 3". One winged goddess motor mascot

Native American, Northwestern United States, Northern California, likely Miwok or Yana peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A rare collection of 18 arrows including wood shafts and obsidian poi

Evans, Walker (American, 1903-1975), Emile Aubrun (Gladiolus), silver gelatin print, image taken 1929-1930, titled in pencil on verso likely in Evans' hand, 8 x 5.5 inches, framed 13 x 10 inches, from

An embossed silkscreen by American artist Audrey Brendahl Kuhn (b. 1929) in a brass colored metal frame. Likely from the early 1970s, the print includes slim rectangles of colors forming a bright rain