Carl Bauer- ''The Earth and its Inhabitants

Bauer, Carl Johann, Nuremburg, early 19th c. ''The Earth and Its Inhabitants''- small terrestrial globe with original box, ca. 1825, the lid has colored plate with three figures, ' tipped into the box

Carl Franz Bauer (1879-1954) Oil/Canvas. Scene depicting jockey racing horse on track. Signed lower left. Sight Size: 7.5 x 9.5 in. Overall Size: 14 x 16 in.

Carl Franz BauerVienna 1879 - 1954 Vienna"The ride"Tempera on cardboard35 x 43 cm, with frame 47,5 x 57,5 cmSigned b.r.

Signed lower left, nameplate on frame reads "C.F. Bauer, Vienna". Dimensions: (Frame) H 21.5" x W 26.5", (Painting) H 13.25" x W 18.25" Condition: Painting unvarnished, with some surface dirt to sky.

Carl Franz Bauer Vienna 1879 - 1954 NanniMixed media on cardboard 33 x 48 cm, with frame 44.5 x 59.5 cmSigned b.r.

Carl Franz Bauer (Austria, 1879-1954) Signed lower right and left. Oil on Canvas. Scene depicts horse jockeys racing. Canvas stamped verso. Sight Size: 7.5 x 9.5 in. Overall Framed Size: 10 x 11.75 in

Carl Franz Bauer (1879-1954), Jockey with horse, different techniques on paper, signed, framed, under glass. 45X31cm

Wonderful western art by Austrian caricature artist Carl Franz Bauer (1879-1954).  Stagecoach with running horses and filled with men.  Framed and measures 11" x 13" and signed in lower right Bauer

Jockeys racing, watercolor and oil on paper, signed lower right. 13.75 H X 12.25" W. Paper creased at upper corners."

Carl Joseph Bauer (German, 1895-1964) Untitled, drypoint on paper. Provenance: Heritage Auctions, Dallas, TX, 12/10/2017, Lot 62418; The Ritter Antik Collection. Size: 11'' x 8'', 28 x 20 cm (image);

Carl Franz Bauer (1879-1954)-attributed, Austrian cavalry, mixed technique with watercolour on paper, signed bottom left, framed under glass.

Carl Joseph Bauer (German 1897 - 1989) etching. Signed 'C. J. Bauer' in pencil lower right. Numbered '75/100' in pencil lower left. Measures 11.5-in. x 8.625-in. image size, 21-in. x 14.75-in. sheet s

Carl Joseph Bauer (German 1897 - 1989) pencil signed and numbered color etching. Signed ' Bauer' lower right. There is a mini-sketch (remarque) in pencil next to the number '41/50' lower left. Measure

Carl Joseph Bauer (German 1897 - 1989) etching. Signed 'Bauer' in pencil lower right. Numbered '39/50' in pencil lower left. Mini-sketch (remarque) lower right. Measures 12.125-in. x 9.5-in. image siz

Includes Bobby Richardson, Hank Bauer, Carl Furillo, ,Don zimmer and others as pictured. Nine in the lot

ELISEE RECLUS 1883 THE EARTH AND ITS INHABITANTS Edited by E.G. Ravenstein, F.R.G.S., F.S.S., Etc. Illustrated by Numerous Engravings and Maps. Published by D. Appleton and Company, New York. 3/4 Leat

3 hardcovers. Asia Vol II 1884, illustrations, color map, the Tea Trade etc., 492pp with index. Europe Vol II, illustrations and color maps of major countries, 504pp with index. Europe Vol IV, United

THE HISTORY OF CREATION: OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EARTH AND ITS INHABITANTS BY THE ACTION OF NATURAL CAUSES. A POPULAR EXPOSITION OF THE DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION IN GENERAL, AND THAT OF DARWIN, GOETHE,

1868 Orthopedic Surgery & Medicine Bauer Joint Diseases Illustrated Orthopaedics “The first comprehensive American textbook of orthopaedics.” (Garrison & Morton) Carl August Ludwig Bauer was a phy

#105-144. Includes Carl Furillo, Hank Bauer, and more. Mid to high grade.

1950 Carl Furillo. 1951 features Del Crandell [sic], Hank Sauer, Bobby Shantz and Bob Lemon. 1952, second year Joe Adcock. 1953 has Joe Adcock, Carl Furillo, Hank Bauer, Enos Slaughter and a pristine

Gouache. New Snow Cleveland c. 1920. Signed lower right. Image 11.5 in. h. x 8.5 in. w. Framed 18.5 in. h. x 15.25 in. w. Exhibited, Illustrated "Carl Gaertner" A Story of Earth and Steel, Cleveland A

Russel Wright Bauer Pottery Vase, circa 1945, both marked, earth tone Dimensions: Largest 8.25" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Russel Wright for Bauer Pottery Vase, circa 1945, indistinctly marked, earth tone Dimensions: 8.75" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.