Chester Danforth, Byrd's Southpole Flagship

Chester Danforth Byrd's Southpole Flagship color etching signed and titled in pencil 11 1/2" x 7"

5 American prints 1-3). Chester Danforth (American 1896-?)- ''Byrd's Southpole Flagship''; Old Chicago Water Tower'' & ''World's Busiest Corner''- all signed and titled in pencil; 4) Rudolph Nedwed (A

S. Chester Danforth (American 1896)- ''Field Building Chicago'' & ''Wells Street Street Bridge''- 2 etchings, both signed and titled in pencil, editions of 250 each. 13 3/4 x 8 1/4''; 11 3/8 x 9 1/4''

Appears to be 1920's Chicago Public Library "Avenue of Traffic" titled etching by S. Chester Danforth - limited 9/200. Measures 15 3/4" x 20 3/4" total with a 8 3/4" x 12 1/4" matted window.

Signed Chester Danforth Etching. Measures approx. 14" X 20" sight 8" X 12.5" || >>>RBFineArts CFL Inc. Shipping, Payment & Auction Policies<<< !!!DUE TO A RECENT INCREASE IN FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES FROM

Art Institute of Chicago Hand colored etching S. Chester Danforth Architecture Student and/or Professional S. Chester Danforth was active/lived in Illinois. S Danforth is known for graphic art, crafts

S. Chester Danforth, 3 Etchings, pencil signed and titled Largest Sight 13" H x 7.5" W, Framed 19.5" H x 13.75" W Property from the estate of Seymour Stein.

S. Chester Danforth, American (Born 1896) Hand Colored Etching on Paper "Three Towers" Signed and Inscribed on the Lower Margin. Dearborn Galleries label attached en verso. Sight measures 12-3/4" x 7-

Description: Material Pertaining to Richard E. Byrd's Expedition to the South Pole, 1928, comprising two letters from aviation expert Henry Woodhouse advising Byrd about upcoming South Pole exped

A life ring from onboard the Admiral Richard E. Byrd's Flagship the "Jacob Ruppert." Made of cork, canvas, and rope in white with black stenciled lettering reading "Jacob Ruppert -- New York," it is a

2 American prints- 1). S. Chester Danforth (American 1896- ?)- ''Skyline of Chicago''- etching, ca. 1930's, signed, titled and numbered 96/250 in pencil. 9 x 17 1/2'' 2). Gerald K. Geerlings (American

Works by Paul Geisler, Rudolf Lohorne, Chester Danforth and Hans Kleiber, approximate image size of largest 15 1/2" x 11 1/2".

Admiral Byrd's Flag Ship, 40"L, Display Case = 50.5"x31.75"

Title: Admiral Richard E Byrd Autographed Photograph South Pole Described By: Nikki HFA DBJQ Description: Rear Admiral Robert Evelyn Byrd was well known for his naval service, serving in world war I a

C 1930 Admiral Richard Byrd Medal. "First to Fly Over South Pole" Citizen's Committee Brooklyn celebration to honor him and his party, July 23, 1930. Medal on ribbon. Measures 4.5 inches x 1.25 inches

Antique Signed Hardcover Book by Admiral Richard E. Byrd. "Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, The Flight to the South Pole" by Richard Evelyn Byrd. SIGNED HARDCOVER 1930 G. P. Putnam

1930 Rear Admiral Richard Bird Antarctica Expedition Medal, the ring around his portrait reads “First to Fly Over The South Pole, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, U.S.N.â€, and the obverse reads

Size 2 (48mm). Lot includes Sled with Canvas Tarp Pulled by 6 Dogs, 2 Drivers, 2 Polar Bears, Penguin, 3 Composition Ice Bergs, Admiral Byrd's "New York" Tinplate Ship, Small Compass, Skier and Assort

Heading: Author: Byrd, Richard Evelyn Title: Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic. The Flight to the South Pole Place Published: New York Publisher:G.P. Putnam's Sons Date Publish

Robert E. Byrd, signed, custom bound book, Admiral Robert Evelyn Byrd. Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic and the Flight to the South Pole. G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1930, stated first edi

(1888-1957) American aviator and explorer, first to fly over the South Pole and established the base &#8216;Little America&#8217;. Fine signed book, his linen-bound work &#8216;Little America: Aerial

Richard E. Byrd, USN Retired, Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, the Flight to the South Pole, NY: Putnam, 1930. Stated 1st ed., signed by the author on the half title, giltstamped b

RICHARD E. BYRD (AMERICAN, 1888-1954) MILITARY AND EXPLORATION AVIATION VOLUMES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, The Flight to the South Pole, first editio

RICHARD E. BYRD (1888 - 1957) American aviator and explorer, first to fly over the South Pole and established the base "Little America". Typed D.S., 1p. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.], a "blurb" prepared for the