Albert Taft Manheim Railroad Station Watercolor

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. Albert Taft (1915-2001) Lititz, PA. He began painting in 1970. He displayed his paintings regionally and as far away as Virginia and New Jersey, where he won severa

Three watercolors on paper depicting Monterey and a rural railway scene, all from the 1930s or 1940s. The image of green hills is titled and dated in pencil reverse: "Monterey 1941," and the image of

Trezza, W/c Industrial Era Stairway to Railroad Station. Watercolor painting. Signed. Original frame. Vintage. Size: 21x28 image, 29.5x36.5 outside frame

Kenneth George Potter (1926-2011) American, Watercolor. 'Pleasanton Railroad Station' Original Watercolor. Signed and dated 1975. Exhibited: Artfesmual Labels on the back. Overall Size: 34 x 43 1/2 in

Signed lower right. Vladimir Pavlosky (Russian, active in the U.S., 1884 - 1944). From an Albertson, NY home. - Dimensions: 14.75" high x 21.25" wide.

Max Fernekes wonderful rendition of Milwaukee's Lakefront railroad station with trains, done in the late 1950's. This well executed watercolor is definitely a part of Milwaukee's historical past. Meas

Graydon Cafarella (American, 20th Century) artist. Steam locomotive departing the Chama, New Mexico Railroad Station. Signed by the artist, Cafarella (Graydon) lower left. Watercolor on paper. Custom

Same movement and pendulum as the Seth #19 ca. 1905 Providence Jerry Wealti. Delavan, Wisconsin. Long-time member of the NAWCC (National Antique Watch & Clock Collectors)

Carved oak case, painted 24” diameter tin dial, heavy iron hinged glass bezel. Lower section with heavily leaf carved oak panel, with single weight and pendulum. 67”H x 33”W 10&#8221

Signed on dial. Works signed E. Howard and Co. Boston ca. 1900

Some repaint. Condition (Very Good).

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* The best railroad station bench we have ever seen. Mahogany back with scroll cut wood panels and hickory slat curved seat. Cast iron armrest

8 Day New Haven Movement and Des Moine Division New Haven Movement Ten dial original paper label on side ca. 1895 Providence Jerry Wealti. Delavan, Wisconsin. Long-time member of the NAWCC (National A

New York Central Railroad Station Master Cap w/ Badge New York Central Railroad cap / hat made by Hankin Brothers of Buffalo New York. Manufacturing information printed on the inside. Cap has a pebble

Arcade Model No. 2, round oak case, 24" white enamel dial marked Seth Thomas, converted to battery power movement. Overall 31.5" dia, x 6.25" deep. Condition: Repaint and wear to dial.

This is a Wells Fargo Express Railroad station clock. Made by the Sessions Company in Forestville, CT. Clock face not only accounts for the time, but has a third hand for the day of the month. Origina

oil on canvas; signed lower right;; 18 1/4 x 20 3/4 inches; 25 1/8 x 28 1/2 inches framed

Very scarce accessory, lithographed paper on tin building with wood frame, façade reads "DEPOT," black painted tin roof. 13" x 8" x 8".

Abraham Lincoln Related The ORIGINAL TELEGRAM HANDED To GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT at the Philadelphia Railroad Station The Night Of APRIL 14th 1865 NOTIFYING HIM Of The ASSASSINATION Of PRESIDENT LINCO

Ansonia "General" Regulator Wall Clock. Cherry or walnut case, all original, still in running condition, weight driven, possibly hung in an early railroad station. Has the sweep second hand, has the o

Attributed to Emilian Wehrle (German, 1832-1896), Black Forest Four-Horn Trumpeter Clockcirca 1880'scarved "Railroad Station" style case, 30-hour two weight movement with trumpets on the hou

Restored Dietz No. 2 Sheet Iron Pioneer Railroad Station Lamp w/ Reflector Body of this lamp has been nicely restored with an original marked Dietz No. 2 clear globe. The globe has minor bubbles from

This is one of the rarest clocks and rarest items we have offered. It is a Western Pacific Railroad station clock, currently one of only two known in this style. It features the intact original glass

RARE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE OAK RAILROAD STATION WALL CLOCK, 19TH C., H. 31" W. 20" D. 7 1/4" (FROM THE #14 STATION LOCATED AT FIFTH & WASHINGTON IN TOPEKA, KANSAS