C. 1861 DESTROYED HORSES AND WAGONS IN MAHERSBURG, BY MATTHEW BRADY

TITLE: C. 1861 DESTROYED HORSES AND WAGONS IN MAHERSBURG, BY MATTHEW BRADY ARTIST/SOURCE: MATTHEW BRADY MEDIUM: CONTEMPORARY DYE BASED PHOTOLITHOGRAPH ORIGINAL DATE/PERIOD: 1861 DIMENSIONS: 8 x 10 ORI

Title: C. 1861, BURYING CONFEDERATE DEAD, BY MATTHEW BRADY Artist/Source: MATTHEW BRADY Medium: CONTEMPORARY DYE BASED PHOTOLITHOGRAPH Date/Period: 1861 Dimension [INCHES]: 8 x 10 Origin: FREDERICKSBU

R. Clark (American, 20th C) Bronze. Covered Wagon with team of horses. Signed "R. Clark". Measures approx 34" x 10". Chuck Wagon' depicting a hunter riding the lead horse with a buck on another horse

Hans C. Guradze (German, 1861-1922) "Horse and Jockey" patinated bronze cast signature on self-base. overall h. 15-1/2", w. 14", d. 5" Provenance: Private collection, Nashville, Tennessee.

Max Kahrer (1878 - 1937 ) impressionist o/c large winter landscape with horse drawn wagon, buildings on the sides and water and mountains in the background.MEASURES 28" X 42".In nice estate condition,

W. BRACKEN IMPRESSIONIST O/C MEN WORKING ON HORSE DRAWN FARM WAGON IN FIELD. SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, W. BRACKEN. IN PENCIL ON BACK STRETCHER IS WRITTEN BRACKEN-NEW PALTZ. VERY WELL EXECUTED, IN PERIOD CHE

A Chinese Crested "Hussar" Porcelain Plate Late 18th century Decorated to show a resting soldier near a horse and wagon. Diameter 9 inches. C

Raritan Valley Farms horse-drawn milk wagon marked C.F. Mittasch, Elizabeth NJ, sliding doors, tin sides with wood frame, rubber wheels, foot brake, glass is good, 69"W to hubs, 144"L overall, 84"H **

19th C. Major - General George B. McClellan Colored Lithograph Print by Ensign, Bridgman & Fanning of New York. Pose similar to Mathew Brady's 1861 portrait of McClellan. Original frame. Overall size

figure with horse drawn wagon by the bay sgn. l.r. G Horne Russell, o/c, 17.25 by 21.25 in. (sight), matted framed under glass

Vintage Cast Iron Pumper Fire Wagon with Horse Team Pull Toy 22 x 8-1/2 x 5-1/4 inches (55.9 x 21.6 x 13.3 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Has the name "C.M. Tavenner" in gold gilt across the base. Nice image of a double horse team pulling a Standard Oil Co. wagon. (Near Mint). 3 - 1/2" T. CORRECTION: There is a repaired chip in the base

Pair of Britain's horse-drawn goods wagons each loaded with 4 boxes A S C, and a wagon with canvas cover and Royal Scots Greys,

By Mathew Brady, taken May 1861, mounted on card stock Appx. 8-3/4"h x 6-1/2"w sight Provenance: By descent through the heirs of 19th C. New York Photographer Davis Garber

Hard to find Single Horse Version. Measures approximately 14 x 7 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. Possible Pratt and Letchworth, Heart Design on the Reel.

Pr George III 2 Branch Candelabra, weighted bases and bodies, Birmingham, c 1800, maker MB, probably Matthew Boulton, stem of one needing repair, Pegasus rearing winged horse finials, with all nozzles

c. 1895, red wagon embossed "Fire Patrol" pulled by silver and black running horses, includes driver and six seated figures, large spoke wheels, commonly seen with the back step doubled as hinged tool

LOT (6) RARE CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PHOTOS INCL. (4) LARGE PHOTOS 1ST RHODE ISLAND DETACHED MILITIA CAMP SPRAGUE, 2ND RHODE ISLAND INFANTRY CAMP BRIGHTWOOD, ALL NEAR WASHINGTON DC, C. 1861/62, 9" X 14" TO

A late 18th century blood-lines horse portrait with groom, "Ch. C. Vertumnus 1775 by Eclipse - Sweeper Mare" attributed to Sartorius, in period giltwood frame. Sight 14.5"W x 11"H. Estate of Pierre Mo

A late 18th century blood-lines horse portrait with groom, "Skyscraper 1786 by Highflyer - Everlasting" attributed to Sartorius, in it's period giltwood frame. Sight 14.5"W x 11"H.Estate of Pierre Mou

Samuel Kirk & Son Seven-piece coffee and tea service with associated tray Baltimore, USA, c. 1861-68silver kettle on stand: 14 h × 9.5 w × 8.25 d in (36 × 24 × 21 cm) tray: 1.5 h ×

34 star Civil War U.S. flag 1861-1863, 34 star United States flag, c. 1861-1863, approx. 34"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Historical Collectible Auctions, Sp

Currier and Ives, after a drawing by A. F. Tait, Catching a Tartar: The Life of a Hunter, c.1861, handcolored lithograph heightened in gum arabic, image 18.5 x 27 inches, matted and framed 31 x 38 inc

Exceedingly rare Confederate war-date political novelty. Comprises a circular albumen portrait of Jefferson Davis from the pre-war image by Matthew Brady glued down to a conforming white painted card