19thC American Walking Wheel Log Caliper & Wheele

Oak walking wheel log caliper & wheeled rule, in the style of Flossie Greenleaf, with brass slide rule and iron components, in excellent condition

Florence "Flossie" Greenleaf (American, b. 1882). Log Caliper with Grover Wheel- circa 1925, mixed media, hardwood, and brass hardware, maker's mark to wood, casting number 1208. Folk art wall hanging

Mid 19th century, oak and maple. Simple turnings and refinished. Wheel is 45"d. 61.5"h. 72"w.

**Originally Listed At $500** North America, United States, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carved walking spinning wheel (also known as a great wheel) of an enormous form with a slanted

Quality late 19th century formal log cabin quilt executed in an unusual pastel color palette, backed with cotton / linen with finished edges. Shows minor signs of wear associated with age, including s

**Originally Listed At $500** *This item is oversized and may require special shipping. Please inquire before bidding* North America, United States, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carve

Horse's head folk art walking stick. American. Late 19thC. H 36 1/2". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/agaqhypade1ipdj/AACGSBaLTNqmQvoDHcZK2U5Ba?dl=0

pr of late 19thC American cast iron Goddess of Liberty andirons in old black paint on scalloped shell plinth base w orig dovetailed log dogs - 17 1/2" tall

circa 1900, comprised of sticks, branches and logs, wheels rotate, 27 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

TWO AMERIAN FLYER FLAT CARS WITH LOGS - C & N.W.RY. 42597 - ON CAR IS MISSING ONE LOG AND STEERING WHEEL

3 AMERICAN FLYER ROLLING CARS. ERIE 974 OPERATING BOXCAR WITH MAN IN BLUE UNIFORM. UNTESTED, C & N WRY 42597 LOG CARRYING FLAT CAR WITH LOGS- OXIDIZING OF WHEELS, 42597 CRANE FLAT BED - MISSING CRANE

Pulled by two oxen. Original African-American driver and log. Cast iron spike wheels. Some general paint loss and wear. CORRECTION: This is a Hubley Ox Cart. (Very Good). 15-1/4'' L.

These train cars in boxes were in this box, although it does not appear to be the set belonging in the box. No.984 bank car (wheels are loose), no. 605 log car, log car, no. 916 container gondola car,

Circa 1890. Pull toy on wheels. Very colorful. Three passenger decks, twin funnels, walking beam. Original rear American flag. Marked "Pilgrim" on both sides. Simulated waves on the bottom of the boat

Kenton Cast Iron toy horse drawn logging wagon with removable black driver, two horses and a 4 wheel wagon hauling a large cut tree. Original painted finish with wear and some paint loss. 16 inches lo

Prewar American Flyer Narrow Gauge 2-4-2 die-cast steam locomotive with 1620 eight wheel tinplate tender, 3208 boxcar, 3207 sand car, 3206 log car, 3211 illuminated caboose in matching trim, truck fra

Prewar American Flyer Narrow Gauge 3216 C log car in original box, incredible C7. Orange body, decal lettering, gold painted brake wheel, brass journals, original load and restraints, black truck jour

Prewar American Flyer Narrow Gauge 3216 log car in original box, dark green body, gray truck frames, gold painted brake wheel, C7. Box is missing a tuck flap, glue repaired folds, fairly square and so

AMERICAN FLYER-SEARCHLIGHT CAR-LOG CAR-DUMP CAR-SEARCHLIGHT CAR ERIE 7210 MISSING ONE STERING WHEEL-LUMBER CAR 928 WITH ORIGINAL BOX-BOX HAS INK MARKINGS-OPERATING DUMP CAR 914

O ga, 561 PRR K5 loco, 1 broken jewel stantion, front truck die cast wheels fatiguing, 558C tender w/choo choo, 484 hopper, 1 coupler broken, 482 log car, 481 crane car, red, no chimney version, 484L

20TH CENTURY, AMERICAN THE OLD LOG CABIN, SNAKE HOLLOW, CROOKSVILLE, 1975 OIL ON ARTIST'S BOARD RURAL SCENE OF CABINS AND TREES WITH TWO FIGURES WALKING ALONG PATH. SIGNED AND DATED LOWER RIGHT "LESLI

Oil on canvas. Pastoral Landscape with Cows. Signed l.l.; 13in. X 21in.

Oil on canvas. A New England Landscape - Luminous Morning over a Valley Homestread. Signed l.r. and dated '91; 22in. X 36in.

Oil on canvas. American Steamer on Rough Seas. Signed l.r. and inscribed 705 Palisade Ave. West Hoboken, NJ; 13in. X 18in.