3V WWII Speech HARVARD UNIVERSITY Class of 1910

A sythetic gemstone fourteen karat gold ringdesigned as a sythetic gemstone bezel-set withing signet class ring, "Harvard University class of 1964". 14.2 dwt; size: 11 1/2

Collection of Two Men's Glass, Black Onyx, Yellow Gold Rings. Including one red glass, 14k yellow gold Harvard University 1958 class ring, size 11 1/4 together with one black onyx, 10k yellow gold "A"

Original WWII 1943 Harvard University Naval Officer Yearbook as shown. Numerous pages, photos, etc. Used condition with some wear throughout.

A rare 1910 original photo of FDR posed with the Harvard class of 1904, on the Nantasket Beach, Hull Massachussets, Januarly 1910.This photo is 45" wide, in a faux wood grain wood frame, measuring 48"

Oil on canvas, signed, Hicken, Philip Burnham Hicken (1910-1985). Overall 24”H x 33.75” W, window 19.5” x 29.75” . *Philip Hicken taught at Harvard University, Boston University, and starting

LOT (5) INCLUDING US WWI VICTORY MEDAL; FRENCH VERDUN MEDAL 1916; HARVARD UNIVERSITY HASTY PUDDING CLUB MEDAL FOR "R.H. HUTCHINSON, 1910"; CROTONA MOTORCYCLE CLUB ENDURANCE RUN ENAMELED MEDAL, ENGRAVE

Including 1959-62 Brown University yearbooks, 1963 and 1965 Harvard Law School, 1930 university of Michigan yearbook, Brown class of 1962 25th and 30th class reunion book

Luis Martinez Pedro (1910 - 1990) Cuban. Measure 10 1/2"in H x 7"in W. No frame. Of Cuban origin, Luis Martínez Pedro was born in 1910. He followed architecture classes at the University of Havana,

2 10K gold heavy class rings. 1) Red stone Harvard Law School class of '54. 2) Blue stone University of Michigan ring, class of 1950. 31.3 grams. Each ring size 9.5.

The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl. The shipping by Artelisted will be via USPS - First Class, Priority or Media Mail (track

Together with a metal "H". Andirons 15 x 10 x 14 1/2 inches

Set of (11) dinner plates in white ironstone, decorated with blue transferware motifs of various scenes on Harvard's campus; c. 1927. Dimensions: Dia. 10.25" Condition: Showing light signs of wear inc

38 PC. WEDGEWOOD HARVARD UNIVERSITY CHINA: Comprising; 2- Large Platters, 12- Dinner plates, 12- Tea cups, & 12- Saucers. Largest Approx. 2" h x 19.25" l x 17" w.

celadon with white inclusions, carved reticulated design of swirling vines and flowers, with carved wooden stand, box, 2 x 3-3/8 in. Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Camb

La Cantine du Camp unsigned, o/c, oval 15 by 18 in., gilt frame paper label: FOGG ART MUSEUM, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Gift - Mrs. Marley Hay, in mem

BEN SHAHN (1898-1969) Consider the Lily. Published in Shahn's book The Shape of Content (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1957), page 57. Pen and ink on cream wove paper. Image measures 153x85 mm;

Oil on canvas:68 x 68 cm . Provenance??Private collection from a professor in Harvard University.Painted by Lin Fengmian.

possibly Song dynasty, baluster vase with leaf design and two dragon form handles on neck, 17-1/2 x 7 in. Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Inscribed at front "Mathematical manuscript, Harvard University, March 25th, 1810." An early 19th century Harvard manuscript workbook, by George Thacher Jr. (sometimes spelled "Thatcher"), son of the

With 18th century correspondence through the late 19th century. Correspondence including early Brattles, Gannetts, and Bates. With connections to Harvard University, including 1897 baseball and footba

rated 8.75, 17"T., the silver plated trophy is in good condition, has grapes and leaves, says First Place Post Reliablibity Tour 1910 Class A Won by the Hupmobile, E. W. Swanbrough.

Original Transcript. Small hole and small tear. Measures 10.5" x 8"

Maritime medical hinged strongbox for heroin with 2 handles and wonderful graphics on lid that read "Anchor LIne S.S Cameronia 1910 First Class" and "Heroin" on front, Good condition,some wear to pain

Lincoln Institute Jefferson City MO collection of papers compiled by Col. David Branson, includes a history of the Lincoln Institute (now Lincoln University, MO), reports, speeches. Lincoln University