Aquatint, "Catfish Row," Gerd Winner

(German, b. 1936). Signed in pencil l.r., numbered l.l. 21/46. RDA#14905 Bin#94 Paper size: 36"h x 27"w

(Geb. 1936 Braunschweig. Ansässig in Liebenburg) "Vote no"-Graffiti Farbserigraphie/Velin. Sign.; A. P.-Exemplar mit Widmung. 95,5 cm x 66,5 cm (Passepartoutausschnitt). Rahmen. Serigraph (

Elizabeth Quale O'Neill Verner (American, 1883 - 1979) "Catfish Row, Charleston" etching, street view of Charleston, SC, pencil signed and titled, unframed, matted with hinge mount, slight toning, fox

(Charleston, South Carolina, 1877-1954) The Original steel etched plate for the etching titled, "Catfish Row." The original hand etched plate has a nice patina and surface. Exceedingly rare example of

(American/South Carolina, 1883-1979) Two Etchings: St. Michaels Gate, signed "Elizabeth O'Neill Verner, etching, plate 5 x 7 in.; gilt wood frame, 14 x 11-1/2 in.; Catfish Row, signed "Elizabeth O'Nei

George Biddle (American 1885-1973)- ''Catfish Row'' (Pennigar 112)- lithograph, ca. 1936, edition of about 200, published by AAG, very good condition. 9 1/2 x 12''

George Biddle (American 1885-1973)- ''Catfish Row'' (Pennigar 112)- lithograph, ca. 1936, edition of about 200, published by AAG. 9 1/2 x 12''

Alson S. Clark signed lithograph "Catfish Row Charleston" Pencil signed and titled, Cira 1948 Measures: 13 x 10 inches Catalog included

CATFISH ROW, 1936, lithograph, from a limited edition, image 9 ½ x 12”, sheet 11 ½ x 16”, published by American Artists Group, with their stamp and the Achenbach Foundation for the Graphic Arts

Two (2) Charleston Prints by Jean Claude de Montfort. St. Michaels Church at the turn of the Century and Catfish Row, Porgy and Bess. Both framed and matted 18"x15"x1/2" and 17"x14"x1". Weight combine

Winner, Gerd 1936 - Olympia München (Stadium Art) Offset 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Edition Olympia Condition Details: (A) minimal creasing in the margins #Germany #Olympics #Art #Mod

George Biddle (1885-1973) original pencil signed lithograph. Includes original AAA paper label. Titled "Cat Fish Row". Measures 9.5" x 12" (image size) and measures 12 7/8" x 18" (sheet size). Very go

5 VARIOUS NIB DALE EARNHARDT DIE-CAST COLLECTIBLES - 1998 WINNER'S CIRCLE PIT ROW SERIES - 2000 WINNER'S CIRCLE DELUXE COLLECTION #3 AND TAZ CAR AND HOOD SET - REVELL TAZ AND #3 1:64 SCALE CAR IN DISP

Winners Circle Pit Row Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Lot

(60+) Piece Die-Cast Collection including Winners Circle's Pit Row, Starting line-up with Figure, 1:24 scale replica of #18 Interstate car, several high performance cars and trucks plus several Racing

Hand colored aquatint after Charles Hancock. Titled ‘Atilla: Winner of The Derby Stakes at Epsom 1842’ - depicting the horse with his jockey, W. Scott. Lower right reads 'Engraved by J. Harris.’

After Alfred Frank de Prades (British, 1840-1895), "Moore's Celebrated Winners, Nancy," 1951, hand colored aquatint, signed in plate lower right, overall (with frame): 29.5"h x 37.25"w

4 VARIOUS NIB WINNERS CIRCLE DALE EARNHARDT PIT ROW DIE-CAST SETS - 1999 NIB DALE EARNHARDT PIT ROW ''TIRES OFF'' - 1998 DAYTONA 500 4OTH ANNUAL PIT ROW - 1998 NIB 25TH ANNIVERSARY PIT ROW SERIES - 20

Two stamp albums - with hundreds of rows of stamps. Most of the stamps are in sequential rows with tabs. Includes the stamp for Yehuda Leib Pinsker, twenty years of the Joint, the Los Angeles Olympics

Fred Cozzens - American - 1871 Tobin Art Works Publishing Hand colored lithograph of American Schooner Sappho. Winner of 3rd International Race. Condition: Entire mat border painted yellow, remnants o

Jim "Catfish" Hunter Autographed Single Signed Baseball LOA from JSA: Single signed in blue ink on the sweet spot from the 1974 Cy Young winner. Comes with LOA from JSA

Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here.

One winner shall receive the case shown in the last photo, if won 8 or more coins from this set.Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (RR/UB)

Hand colored aquatint after painting by British painter John Frederick Herring, Sr. Titled ‘Launcelot: The Winner of the Great St. Leger at Doncaster 1840’ - depicting the horse with his jockey. L