Arizona-New Mexico Railroad Passes Plus Bonus [135523]

Three railroad passes: 1) The Arizona & New Mexico Railway Company, 1916, No 520, issued to Mrs B Malone and Miss Nora Malone; 2) Arizona Eastern Railroad, 1924, No 548 issued to Mr. C. Feltham. 3) Ar

"California, Arizona, New Mexico." Pass No. 630, issued for 1887 to DJ Flanders. Signed by H.C. Nutt as president. Printed on cardstock by American Bank Note Co., Boston. Ornate logo with floral borde

No. 124, issued in 1906 to CH Eaton of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway. Printed signature of the vice president Alex. Veitch. "Good Also on Lordsburg & Hachita R.R." (printed on reverse). End

Includes Columbus & Maysville Railway, Union Pacific, New Mexico & Arizona Railroad, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, and Illinois Central Railroad. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

A fine example of William M. Bradley's 1886 map of Arizona and New Mexico. Shows just ten counties in Arizona Territory and thirteen in New Mexico Territory (plus Indian Reservation in upper left of s

Plus Washington, Colorada and Arizona/New Mexico. Lithograph Maps Published 1903 by Adam & Charles Black, Edinburgh & London for "Encyclopaedia Brittannica" Tenth Edition. Centre fold as published. Pa

Travel poster for the Santa Fe Railroad featuring graphics of desert butte with Native Americans in foreground. Poster features text "Navajo Land Arizona-New Mexico." Poster measures 24" x 18" and exh

Two Grand Canyon images in differing frames, after paintings by W.R. Leigh for Santa Fe System Lines; plus a third after the painting of Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico for Santa Fe by Adolph Heinze.

Fritz Scholder, Luiseno Arizona, New Mexico, Minnesota (1937 - 2005) Indian with Butterfly, 1975 lithograph on Arches paper signed and numbered 57/150 lower left, Tamarind Institute blindstamp. 30 1/2

FOURTH DREAM, 1992, lithograph, signed and numbered 36/100 in pencil, sheet 30 x 22”, frame 38 ½ x 29 ½” with glass.

Stack, Michael (Arizona/ New Mexico 1947-) Sundown at Gila. c.2000. Oil on Canvas. Western landscape at sunset and clouds with wind mill near Gila National Forest, New Mexico. Signed l.l. 24” x 36��

Fritz Scholder, Luise–o Mission Native Indian, 1937-2005. Arizona, New Mexico, Minnesota. Abstract figure-Indian and animal painting. Similar artists: John W. Nieto, Dan Namingho, T. C. Cannon,

Michael Stack (Born NY 1947), is active and lives in Arizona, New Mexico. He finds inspiration for his paintings from the landscapes around his home in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains ne

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona / New Mexico, Anasazi (Ancestral Pueblo) & Hohokam, ca. 950 to 1450 CE. A pair of pottery effigies, a small Anasazi mouse like creature that is als

An early 20th century color woodcut landscape on paper attributed to Gustave Baumann, German/American, 1881-1971. Titled "Tent Rock Trail", depicts a figure walking through a rocky New Mexico pass wit

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wood kachina boasting a simplistic form of a sizeable head with a prominent chin

Gorgeous piece of Native American pottery in this canteen. It is dated from 950-1200 AD, culture is Mogollon (North Central Arizona and New Mexico). Snowflake black and white white stripes throughou

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona or New Mexico, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 1275 to 1325 CE. A gorgeous Pinedale black-on-red terracotta bowl with a rounded but stable base a

Beautiful Native American pottery bowl is from 1175-1300 AD is of the Mogollon?(North Central Arizona and New Mexico) culture. St Johns polychrome bowl with a rope style star and center coil. Measures

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona or New Mexico, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 1275 to 1325 CE. A gorgeous Pinedale black-on-red terracotta bowl with a rounded but stable base a

This stunning piece is of Native American origin. It is Mogollon (Central Arizona and New Mexico) culture from 950-1200 AD. It is reserve black spirals on white in the form of a canteen. Stands approx

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A truly striking, large katsina (kachina) figure, with the body carved from a single piece of wood, given rabbit

Wonderful piece of Native American pottery in the for of this tri-lobe vessel. It is from 1100-1250 AD in the Tularosa/Mogollon?(North Central Arizona and New Mexico) culture. Bulbous three compartmen

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted polychrome katsina (kachina) figure, the body carved from a single piece of wood, w